would this work without WBTB?
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would this work without WBTB?
I think it's more of a WILD technique. Hopefully you should enter the dream while conscious before you actually fall asleep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xibran123
2nd try, I feel like I almost got it, yet I didn't becom lucid. I had a REALLY vivid dream though and the scenes kept changing so fast and I didn't take notice!!!!!
I tried it last night with 4 hours of sleep, so I didn't have time to try a WBTB. Didn't work for me right while going to bed, I'll try WBTB tonight. Definately made me feel weird though.
Sorry, haven't had chance to post much lately, got work and studying for finals at last minute. But yea, This tech has gave me 2 LD's yesterday night and sadly only one tonight because I was too tired to get my self oxygen high early in the morning lol. For those who haven't tried this, trust, you'll feel too tired to even attempt this :D Tired is a good thing. Make sure after doing this that you go straight to sleep while that light-headed feeling resides.
I shall give this a go tonight thanks for posting.
:)
Okay, so I gave this a shot, got dizzy, but no lucid. However, later on the day, I took a nap, and had a lucid. It was kinda lame, but it was a lucid.
Whether is was placebo or just coincident, I have no idea.
This sounds good as I don't need to do a load of work, suggestion, preperation or staying awake. I'll give this a go tongith maybe although I'm trying to research for my own method.
all it is is an oxygen rush. its just overloads ur body with oxygen. works extremely well if u have been sitting and not really doing anything, or else all that oxygen ur taking in goes to the muscles. 15 breaths is plenty
I tried this last night, some time in the early morning. I wasn't awake for long, but remembered this thread and took ten deep breaths fairly rapidly. I didn't have a lucid, but I did have the most vivid dream I've had in quite a while.
i'll try this tonight.
but i havent really come to expect much from malac.
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Originally Posted by hellopotato
and i tried it and lost two hours of sleep by NOT BEING ABLE TO GO BACK TO SLEEP.
thanks, you fucking idiot! thanks!!!
Such an immature reply as that, it shouldn't work for you. But please, elaborate the logical fallacy in your statement as me, being an idiot?Quote:
Originally Posted by hellopotato
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i know what you mean about being too tired..tried this for two nights now and both times I woke up I just really couldn't be arsed!! I will do it tonight!! Bushido
is it take a deep long breathe then blow out long, then take deep breath in again and blow out for few more times?
i don't feel high? just feel a bit dizzy. am i doing it correctly?
mike
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Originally Posted by Marvo
You're getting dizzy, which is the point. Your brain is getting less blood than usual, so it suddenly goes more active, and you get a rush. You have to fall asleep right away though.Quote:
Originally Posted by nechong
Wow, that guys an idiot. If he didn't expect to actually SPEND (not waste) time on lucid dreaming, then he should leave.Quote:
Originally Posted by malac
You got that right. Some people eh. He attempted a tech on his first time, fails, and starts ranting at me? Laughed there. Wonder if he did the same for WILD and sorts in the past. Leberge must be getting a lot of angry e-emails...
@Bushido:
Maybe you should try adjusting the content of air as to lower your breath intakes next time (Example :you took 20 breaths last night but this night only take 15. I'm sure you don't count but naturally just guestimate)
I didn't attempt this last night because I was dead as don't care tired after studying finals lol.
Hey, I haven't really put enough time into this method to say if it works for me,
but i was thinking...
what if you found some other way to get that oxygen boost quickly, say using one of those flavored oxygen cans (like here: http://www.bigoxrox.com/)
Do you think a "sip" or two would do the trick?
I can see it being a little more efficient, as you could literally get back to sleep in seconds.
Has anyone ever even tried that stuff?
For some reason I keep coming back to this thread, maybe because it has potential to make me LD. But tonight I'm seriously going to successfully wake up during the night, do this and go back to bed. Not even kidding! :)
Successfully waking up is always complicated for me... Either the alarm clock was set to PM instead of AM or I slept through it... I'm going to have a serious attempt at this technique tonight...Quote:
Originally Posted by C°°
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/72299.phpQuote:
Originally Posted by halfasleep
Quote of the Day: Pure oxygen kindles the match that fuels a forest fire of harm to the body"
HAHAHA: Otherwise I'd be just the person to try it. That's ridiculous, canned oxygen.. I'm living in the future!
I already knew that the "high" feeling you get from hyperventilating occurs when the blood vessels constrict in your brain, which is a result of the low amounts of CO2 in the blood.Quote:
Originally Posted by TalkingHead
So that article basically confirmed that the canned stuffed does the same thing.
So now I want to know, would it still be bad for my body to go through with this method?
This method entails hyperventilating, which is obviously more than just an "oxygen rush."
Even if one were to stop at the "high feeling", that already means that the circulation is being cutoff, which is definitely a major no-no.
So even if this method is the easiest one so far,
I'd rather pass on it than have the most vivid lucid dream of all time and never actually wake-up.
EDIT:
In that article they were using 100% oxygen.
The bigox stuff uses 89%, where the other 11% is composed of Nitrogen, Argon and trace amounts of other gases.
I wonder if CO2 is included in those trace amounts, or if that makes a difference in the effects it has.
Cool, double post.
I experience something like this last night, except I didn't breathe in, I just woke up from a very good dream! See my Dream Journal ") 1st dream. But it wasn't lucid but it was pretty vivid, I woke up from a dream, and I was pissed cuz it was going good.
So I remember this technique, and I relaxed layed down and started thinking about my dream and continuing it. I slowly slid back into my dream, and it was like wooooaah! LOL
But as to this post I'm trying this technique tonight!!!!