You must have something to think about. Don't go blank, or you'll be blank. |
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I woke up one hour before I usually wake up. I stayed up for like 5 minutes then went back to bed with my conscience awake. I entered sleep paralysis (i felt it) and my mind blank waiting patiently for something to come up. I did and nothing came up. What am I doing wrong? |
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You must have something to think about. Don't go blank, or you'll be blank. |
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That happens to me when I WILD sometimes. I find it helps to change position and try again. Also, I breathe slow and count on each exhale, and think 'I am dreaming' on each inhale. |
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Lucid Tasks: 14
No. I don't even pay attention to my breathing. I just replay the scene over and over. I stay in ONE position that's most comfortable for me. Laying on my back, arms over the crotch, left hand on top of right. |
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I did think about what I wanted to LD about yet I didn't see any dream symptoms such as lighting or anything leading to a dream. How long until the transition to lucidity? |
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I see no symptoms. They come later in the night, but you won't remember the time beforehand cause you'll be asleep. |
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Isn't your mind awake when you have a lucid or you fall asleep first? |
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What? |
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Keep trying, PandoraX47. Different techniques work for different people, so just keep trying different things until you find one that works for you. |
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Last edited by DepartedMember001; 01-04-2010 at 10:29 PM. Reason: I spelled "the" wrong! :D
I may need to find a new technique. But no time soon cause I'm nowhere NEAR doing what I want to on Pandora. |
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I tried once yesterday but fell asleep. I tried today after 6 hours of sleep for almost 30 minutes then tried in a different position. Nothing so far. |
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After SP? Like a minute or less. |
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Different for everyone, but when you're in SP don't think about how far you are to getting to sleep and dreaming, just sort of clear all your thoughts and focus lightly on say your HI, or count your breaths if that works for you. |
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I do not get HI. |
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I know not to move when in SP. I closed my eyes, and imagined my LD and patiently waited. |
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I moved one time because the position I was in was uncomfortable and not working but it somehow gets me in SP faster than if I'm in a comfortable position. Then I tried in a different position. |
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Find a comfortable position. DONT MOVE. If you're already that close to SP, but in an uncomfortable position, don't worry. You'll be knocked out in 30 seconds, and LDing if you're visualizing the scene in your head. |
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It's actually a legitimate technique to change positions after 10-15 minutes. It's called hypnotic fractionation. The theory behind it is that when you go into a trance, then come out of it, then go back back in, you go deeper and deeper into the trance each time. |
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What if you swallow or open your eyes for a second? Will that prevent anything? |
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If you're physically fit, the only SP you will feel (like me) is in your strongest muscles. For me, it is my legs, as I am a soccer player. We run about two miles, five days a week. I believe this is about 2 miles, as it is 14 laps around the fence of a 118yd field, so like 120 yards long plus however many across. |
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