I'm sorry if this has already been addressed, I didn't read through all 14 pages of the thread... |
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As I said before, visualization! It's the key to success for me.. |
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Currently focusing on a custom mix of CAN-WILD and DEILD.
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I'm sorry if this has already been addressed, I didn't read through all 14 pages of the thread... |
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Home is where your heart is.
Ah, visualization. How do you mean, exactly? imagining things? I can do that but it never turns into a dream, it's like my mind is too awake to dream. Tried thisa this morning, didn't wake me up so I must have been in the m iddle of REM, but when I did weake up, I tried for half an hour to get to SP with no luck. |
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Currently focusing on a custom mix of CAN-WILD and DEILD.
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Please check out my research-topic on JILD
Get less sleep.. Or less hours before you wake up. Try at 4½, should work better for you. It's harder to hit the REM period, though. |
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Currently focusing on a custom mix of CAN-WILD and DEILD.
If you have questions or feel like talking, add my AIM: Cloakbot[at]hotmail.com ..
Please check out my research-topic on JILD
I reached SP on my previous DEILD attempt just by thinking/visualizing about the dream I had. But it was a natural wake up. But still if it wakes you up from a dream just think/visualize a bit on the thing you most remember of it. |
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Yep, that's the best method. However, I usually don't recall any dreams when waking up after only 4½ hours of sleep. 6 hours makes me too awake, so it's a tough call. But yeah, this is the main thing everyone should do. If they don't recall any dreams, they should THEN proceed to visualize something else. |
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Currently focusing on a custom mix of CAN-WILD and DEILD.
If you have questions or feel like talking, add my AIM: Cloakbot[at]hotmail.com ..
Please check out my research-topic on JILD
Since weeks that I cant wake up with an alarm for a DEILD... Its time to use the laptop muahahah (last resource) |
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Ok, thanks for all the help. Also, I'm gonna be moving into a house where the utilities aren't paid for, so what could I use for my blackberry or other methods to set a one-time alarm? |
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wow what a great technique. going to try it tonight. never been able to WILD and i think this might be the right technique for me. does it matter if i open my eyes when the alarm goes off? cause thats what i usually do first when my alarm wakes me up in the morning. if so, i guess ill have to practice at it |
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Law abiding citizen by day, breaking the laws of reality by night.
"How can you be aware that you're dreaming, if you're never aware that you're awake?"
Alright so I failed, again. This time I set the alarm for 4 and a half hours, but it didn't wake me up, and I woke up at six hours. so I thought, well it's still six hours so I'll try to WBTW(sp?) but I just lay there forever, visualizing but again, felt too awake. I don't understand, it was so easy before. Help please! |
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Last edited by Sarge_Maximus2; 08-15-2010 at 06:19 AM.
so i tried it last night, i ended up waking up, rolling over and scratching my head like 5 seconds before the alarm actually went off so i had pretty much failed. |
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Law abiding citizen by day, breaking the laws of reality by night.
"How can you be aware that you're dreaming, if you're never aware that you're awake?"
God damn, I moved again this morning. Then I slept through the second one. |
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Give me the night!
Let me be me for one last time!
in a previous post of this thread i posted an audio file that has about ten seconds of audio, then a minute of silence. that should work. |
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Back into lucidity since 4.10
My intro thread | Levels of Lucidity
"...and then this mean kid came to the door and started shooting at me with a fudgecicle..."
so I just got back from out of town, and I couldn't do try this, but I've learned something, every time I set the alarm (even if I moved, and just gave up) I would always remember around 3 or 4 dreams a night,and the 3 days I didn't do this, I remembered only 1 or 2 dreams, that were really "foggy" like I could only remember bits and pieces |
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From my rotting body,
flowers shall grow
and I am in them
and that is eternity.
-Edvard Munch
Tried this last night for the first time and didn't move at all! But I got so excited my heart was beating so fast. So after a few minutes of staying still I gave up. Maybe i woke up at the end of REM or the excitement woke me up too much. And I slept through the second alarm. Oh well, will try again tonight and perhaps wake up at a slightly different time. |
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I've tried this method for a week. It either doesn't wake me up or it doesn't end up going off. Clearly not for me. |
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Number of Respectable Lucid Dreams: 2
Lucid Dream Goals :
Have a Lucid Dream [X] Fly [X] WILD (Wake-Initiated Lucid Dream) [ ] MILD (Mnemonically Induced Lucid Dream) [X]
WBTB (Wake Back To Bed) [X] Enter a Video Game [ ] Drive My Dream Car [ ]
I don't have the same problem.I always wake up to my first alarm but not the second or third. But I always fail on the first one so it would have been nice to wake up to those as well. The problem I have is moving (a tiny bit) for this morning. I had a tiny tingling feeling on my head but that was it. Will keep trying though. |
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Attempt 3 |
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I've been having this problem lately too. But i think I've made a breakthrough in SP, though it hasn't worked yet because I didn't want to be tired the next day. What I do is indulge my mind's imagination and just let it play like when I was a kid. the more I get in-tune with my imagination and whimsical kid-ish nature, the more I feel removed from my body. I'm hoping that if I do this long enough, my body will go to sleep and I'll enter into a lucid dream. Still haven't quite figured out how I managed to lucid dream the first two times and replicate it. Maybe I was driven to success, whereas now I focus more on getting enough sleep. Anyhow, those are my thoughts for the moment. Good luck everyone, I'm off to bed |
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Oh my God, this technique was perfect for me! I have done something similar before with the Lucidology ramp, but that only worked sometimes and I got in a very bad mood because of all that alarms. But with this I only needed one alarm to become lucid, almost lucid anyway. |
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