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      Sleep paralysis is cool! And a question

      I entered sleep paralysis last night! It was my first time ever. It felt as if i was being pushed into my bed over and over again in waves. It ended when i floated up to a ceiling, and I knew I was dreaming!

      Question: After this dream ended (pretty quickly) I woke up. How can I go about getting back into my dreams? Can I try and enter SP again, or what?

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      Yea you can go back into SP. You can lie there and try doing a WILD again, or you can get up and do a few things, but try not to wake yourself up. What I mean by that is don't get up and play video games or do quizzes to get your mind active. Have a glass of water, go to the bathroom, or if you have a dream journal you can write what you remember of dreams you had earlier in the night, etc... Once you've been awake for a short amount of time you can go back to bed and going into SP should be easier than if you were doing it first thing when you go to bed.

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      You can try DEILDing, which involves going directly into a new dream immediately after waking. I actually just made a tutorial on it, here, if you'd like to have a look. If you wake up, you can also try WILDing again. You can do it over and over until your REM period is over.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Demara View Post
      You can try DEILDing, which involves going directly into a new dream immediately after waking. I actually just made a tutorial on it, here, if you'd like to have a look. If you wake up, you can also try WILDing again. You can do it over and over until your REM period is over.
      Thanks for that tutorial! I actually read it just a few hours ago! I am probably going to just try and DEILD. Waking up from my lucids fustrates me soo much. Its annoying XD

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