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Here you can ask questions about anything related to GENERAL LUCID DREAMING, or request topics you want taught. I will use your questions as a foundation, around which I will construct lessons. Like you guys already know (since you read the Intro thread, right?), I will not waste your time by going over the bare basics. Now that's not to say this is an advanced class, it just isn't a newbies intro to LDing (for that you can check out Zebrah's class).
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Well, I don't know if this is a right question to ask; but I'll go ahead and ask it. All of my LD's feel like a memory. Like I just wake up and remember them; like a regular dream. Why is this so?
I have the EXACT same issue. It's really bugging me :/Quote:
Originally Posted by Sydney
Is this a recall/awareness thing? If so I'd like to learn a little more about that :)
Glad to know there's also someone that has this ;)
It's probably something to do with awareness.. I just don't know.
As you become more experienced at lucid dreaming, do the dreams themselves seem longer/ more like real life?
How do I get past sp and enter a ld
That is my goal! I have experienced a 1 minute long lucid dream that felt exactly like reality and that is what keeps me motivated.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossman92
And now I am looking for the perfect stabilisation technique, althought I have tried everything... everything except spinning.
I would like to hear some peoples experience with that.
Is it really that weird? Think about what you did last day, that feels far away in the distance too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sydney
The only difference is that you remember how you walked away from there, in a dream we just wake up. And that feels a little sudden.
But maybe you mean that you wake up and just remember that you have been lucid, then I guess you have to work on your recall.
Or maybe it even has to do with what kind of dream you become lucid in. We dream in non-rem too you know, and I once saw a documentary that non-rem dreams are just feeling like memories and rem-dreams feels like experiences, maybe you are lucid in the non-rem.
Probably so. :)