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nina2012/4/13

Originally Posted by CosmicIron: I guess there are no shortage of grand masters on this forum, so my amateurish content will be of little value if not misleadi

nina2012/4/12

Originally Posted by Ctharlhie: You seem to have indirectly achieved the aim of sleep yoga, to remain aware of all stages of sleep, I'd love to get to that lev

nina2012/4/12

Originally Posted by Ctharlhie: Did you feel any fatigue after that, did it take effort? I'm wondering if it's possible to have fully restful sleep after 4 hou

nina2012/4/11

Well in that case, Sageous, we are pretty much in complete agreement regarding all points you've made, thank you for clarifying.

nina2012/4/11

Originally Posted by Sageous: Wouldn't it be better to have an exciting, interesting, enlightening, etc.-ing LD for just a few seconds than to go through all t

nina2012/4/10

Originally Posted by CosmicIron: I'm not sure why you replied nothing except with a link to another article. My guess is that you are implying my post is a du

nina2012/4/9

Dream Stabilization and Clarity Tutorial - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views

nina2012/3/30

Originally Posted by mcwillis: 1: Sleep approximately uninterrupted for six hours -------- I'd be ecstatic if I could sleep uninterrupted for 3 hours these d

nina2012/3/30

Originally Posted by mcwillis: Mr. Raduga says that this is a common misconception that people have that being too awake is going to reduce ones chances. From

nina2012/3/29

Originally Posted by mcwillis: I see what you are saying. However, the instructions were originally vague to me, perhaps Im just a little stupid or slow. I k

nina2012/3/29

Waking up and laying completely still, that's called a DEILD, and it takes no special skills. No need to overcomplicate things.

nina2012/3/29

I do this naturally. It's interesting that some people seem to need a guide, for what is instinctual in others.