Blu-shell

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r/LucidDreaming•

So I've been working on this technique, basically a tweaked WILD I guess, but it's hard to know when I should wake myself up to try it.

The first time I pulled it off I had woken up on my own and it was super easy to do, like I was in a dream within seconds which is not normal for me because I usually find it really hard to fall asleep. The second day I tried it I had to set an alarm, and I think because I wasn't synced up with my REM right, it was a lot harder.

It did actually work again, but it took about three hours of laying there, and by the time I was getting in and out of dreams it was time to get out of bed.

Just setting an alarm for 4 to 6 hours after I fall asleep seems so cr

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r/LucidDreaming•

It seems like the best way to do RCs would be to do them whenever you see a dream sign in real life, that way it would be a practiced habit that could carry over to your dreams. But that only works if you have a dream sign like, oh I see flowers a lot, or whatever.

For me I've found the most consistent thing that happens in a dream is the location, almost every night I have a dream that takes place in a house I used to live in. That's not a house the family even owns anymore so I'm never gonna be there in real life to RC.

It's not like I can just say "okay next time I'm in that house I know it's a dream" because if I had enough awareness in a dream to remember I told myself that, the gian

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So I've been meditation for about 3 weeks, and I heard a lot on this sub about how meditation right before bed can help with lucid dreaming. So for about the last week I've been doing it for a half hour as the last thing I do before bed.

The problem is though, I've been having a hard time falling asleep, and the better I feel the session went, the harder it is to fall asleep. Not just that, but I've also had a harder time remembering dreams.

Usually I'd wake up and easily remember the last dream I had, then as I was writing it down one or two older dreams would come to me. For the last week while I've been doing this I've woken up completely blank, and had to struggle to remember one or t

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r/LucidDreaming•

So I've been getting back into lucid dreaming after a while, I've only been doing RCs everyday for abut two weeks so it's not that frustrating that this didn't work, but listen to this crap.

So I was in a movie theater, and one of the characters in the movie mentioned something about lucid dreaming. They didn't seem to think it was possible. So I leaned over to the person next to me and said "you know, it's really not all that hard" and explained a bit about how you do something called an RC when you think something strange is happening.

Then they plugged their nose, so I said "oh so you already know a bit about it" since plugging my nose and trying to breathe is my go to RC. So I went a

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