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Anonymous2013/9/5

It has nothing to do with sleep paralysis. In fact, Lucid Dreaming has NOTHING to do with sleep paralysis, and that argument could be made against hypnogogia to

Anonymous2013/8/22

Try to wake up before 7:30, maybe 6 or 5

Anonymous2013/8/10

I have used a fan to help me do SSILD. For the seeing step I'll "see" the wall behind the fan. For the hearing step I'll just listen to the fan. For the feeling

Anonymous2013/6/30

This is my idea. Let me know what you think: You could make the feeling part the "default" - by that I mean it's the first part of the cycle you do (thus feel/

Anonymous2013/6/29

Is the order see/hear/feel important? Does the tech work just as well if you did, say, feel/see/hear?

Anonymous2013/6/15

How long can a lucid dream take. I m working to stabilize my lucid dreams

Anonymous2013/6/12

Really like this method! Some odd FA's with it all right. Lots of us over at World of Lucid Dreaming are finding this effective ( and an interesting experience)

Anonymous2013/5/28

Thanks Cosmic. Looking forward to experimenting!

Anonymous2013/5/27

Is this correct? On returning to bed, if performed verbatim (which it won't be, of course!) we get this: MINI-CYCLES Mini-cycle one: Focus on sight: for a

Anonymous2013/5/26

Thanks CI. Incidentally, I notice that there's a kind of "pre-cycle cycle" added to the technique now that wasn't there before when you published on DV and ot

Anonymous2013/5/26

I am confused by your terminology at point 5. It seems sometimes you use the word "step" to apply to different things - at one point you seem to use the word "s

Anonymous2013/5/25

Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. I am a novice with Lucid Dreaming and I thought my best chance would be with DEILD. However, I only get up a

Anonymous2013/5/4

ok so i tried this method for a while but i didn't get any results :( usualy it goes like this: i get up with an alarm clock or naturally(mostly in the early

Anonymous2013/3/1

This is a very good tutorial. Great job :D