Lot's of talk about how people are listening to their alarm but nobody has yet said that it worked for them (besides CrazyInsane). |
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Don't you guys have cellphones? Some phones have alarms like that. |
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Lot's of talk about how people are listening to their alarm but nobody has yet said that it worked for them (besides CrazyInsane). |
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For people who are on Macs, theres a nice application that you can use for the custom alarm. Its called Apimac Timer (http://www.apimac.com/timer) and its basically an alarm clock that rings once (or twice, or up to 5 times, check in options). |
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This is a Dream. Do a Reality Check.
So I tried to do this, I went to sleep at 10:30pm, and I set my alarm at 3am. I woke up and I kinda panicked and opened my eyes and sat up. |
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Last edited by Dreamzinha; 12-10-2009 at 04:42 PM.
I am happy to report a lucid dream induced by this technique |
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LDs since discovering the forum:
(Dec. 4th 2009)
DEILDs: 5
FILDs: 2
MILD/DILDs: 17
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Yessir I am! |
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LDs since discovering the forum:
(Dec. 4th 2009)
DEILDs: 5
FILDs: 2
MILD/DILDs: 17
Well i must say this is a freaking breakthrough. If i can try it on the first night, never ever attempted LD before, and i get it right, the first time lol. This method is so simple and works 100%. i used the mp3 alarm and your sound file and it woke me up, i didnt hear the sound when i woke up but i knew thats why i had awaken. i remembered not to move and not to let my mind wander. Seconds later i felt that tingly feeling you mentioned and the loud fade in of the noise (similar to the noise emitted when you turn a tv on except way louder). Many years i have been afraid of this noise, because it always seemed to come with sleep pyralysis (sp?) but found it to be very easy to manipulate and control that noise, i can make it come and go as i please at any time. |
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Last edited by Elem3nt0; 12-11-2009 at 02:14 AM.
Hey in the middle of the night last night I got a flu/soar throat and well when I woke up I was even thinking about why my alarm went off I was just thinking about me having a soar throat |
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I think a big part in this is not to get too excited or too rushed, because thats why i failed last night. The method i read in this thread put me farther than i could have imagined as far as being fully aware of a dream. Its crazy that you can actually trick your own mind. I am guessing that meditation and ways to get more relaxed would help a great deal with this. Even more so a very comfortable bed might help alot. |
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Hey, just created an account. I'm using my Nintendo DS as an alarm. (Not the built-in one, but a homebrew program with a modifiable alarm length.) |
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What effect would opening your eyes do? |
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There's no feeling worse than that millisecond you're sure you are going to fall after leaning your chair back a little too far.
Day #2, I tried it again, this time I used a quieter alarm than the first, it worked! |
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instead of using a loud heavy metal song that scares me so much, I made another thing in 5 mins. |
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To-Do List:
[ ]Have a WILD [ ]Beat the hell out of my RE teacher
[ ]Have a DILD [ ]Conjure things out of mid-air
[ ]Fly [ ]Go into space
I have had all sorts of technichal problems all week, but i'm not giving up. |
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LD's: 13
11 DILD 1 WILD 1 Other
Here is something I posted a few years back on the subject, and yes there is a science behind why this technique would work. |
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Last edited by ethen; 12-11-2009 at 09:24 PM.
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Last edited by CrazyInSane; 12-11-2009 at 11:43 PM.
Hey, good news. I found an alarm that will work on any cell phone that has Java, and you can control how long it goes off (even down to a single beep!). Plus it's completely free. Click here to get to the website. From there, click "free download", then you can select the specific model of cell phone you have, or you can select "Generic-AnyPhone" if you do not find your specific phone or if you do not know what your model number is. |
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I'm afraid I tried last night, |
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hey there.
Yeah there's an annoying bit with that alarm. It doesn't indicate AM or PM until you click "Set Alarm"... then under the time/date indicator it will read either "Alarm set to 04:00" or "Alarm set to 16:00", which is the 24-hour clock indicator for 4:00 PM. Try it again and make sure it says "04:00" not "16:00" once you set the alarm. There's no way of knowing for sure which one it's at until you click "Set Alarm". And no, it has nothing to do with your timezone, it goes by your PC's clock. |
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Last edited by CrazyInSane; 12-12-2009 at 05:46 PM.
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hey there.
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