well i have to ask a few weeks ago i did SSILD and i suspected something odd and i became lucid only lasted about few seconds and was blurry i think its a DILD the second time 2 weeks ago i was laying in bed taut i cant
Basically I woke up really early this morning and I decided I might as well try WILD, I went to the bathroom, then stretched while I listened to music. I went straight back to bed and lay straight on back, breathing norm
Last night i woke up during the night so after going to the bathroom i decided to try FILD.After some time i felt like i was really close but my heart rate started going up like crazy.Any ideas on why that is or how i ca
Okay, so I'm someone who falls asleep really fast. I've never made it through a single long cycle without zzzzzzzzz'ing off. CosmicI suggested I try doing the cycles in an uncomfortable position to stay awake. I was pla
As the title asks, is it possible that, in a dream, your personality and behaviour is different than in waking life? (I'm not necessarily talking about in LDs, I haven't had them) I haven't had an LD yet, but from the d
So obviously you're going to wake up eventually, but imagine if like inception you've managed to spend years in a dream and now suddenly you're awake? That would seriously mess you up. What do you guys think is the limi
I've been trying to keep my brain awake, whilst letting my body shut down but the process is incredibly painful! First off, it feels like an eternity to actually get into the state everyone is talking about. All I see
I always thought about something like control your dreams,but I thought it was impossible. And it didn't interest me since then,until I was 15 and found out in the internet that it was possible.
im just wondering on how does it work ? does it raise your self awareness ? can i use it as a form of meditation for self awareness practice ?
Slow cycles should be about 30 seconds each, but should all of then happen with my eyelids shut? Thanks in advance
in the morning on weekends when I naturally lucid dream (i wake up then fall asleep quickly) i can often feel my body in the dream and outside the dream at the same time. i can sometimes see in real life and in the lucid
Cool! There is a subreddit dedicated to SSILD. A few weeks ago I tried SSILD for 1 week. In like the 5 nights I tried it, I had one lucid dream. I don't do this technique during the week because I don't like alarm techni
When I tried dreaming, I started to see down my street. It's like I was having a premonition. Was that me starting to appear there in my dream?
So I have been doing hardcore mindfulness for about the past month or or longer. I actually taste my food, feel the clothes I'm wearing and more. I question how I got here and why I am doing things and then do 2 reality
FROM ME: Apparently, staying in bed with my eyes open for 5 - 10 minutes doesn't work because I'm a fucking puss. So, I didn't think this was right and he said: I think you should get out of the bed and visit the bathroo
Hi, I've been trying SSILD for the past week, have got vivid dreams but not a ld yet, so I ask this: during SSILD, should I talk to myself like say' focus on my sight. hearing,etc in my head as well during the duration
So I've learned about SSILD about a week ago from here and decided to practice it every night since then. Things have not gone as smoothly as others have claimed. So far no dreams I've had were lucid, nor were any of my
after a few months of constantly trying to LD every night, and only getting like 2 total, my very first attempt [SSILD](http://www.dreamviews.com/induction-techniques/129734-senses-initiated-lucid-dream-ssild.html) I got
I heard someone saying WILD techniques were too advanced for people just starting out, but in my opinion it's the wrong way to think. When I look around here I see lots of people using FILD, SSILD, etc which is great, b
I've been struggling to get any consistency with LD'ing. It just won't "click". But I have a thery about why my attempts to WILD have been so difficult. I tend to wake breifly after every REM epoisode, which is quite go
Good morning, hope you had very lucid dreams this night I have 2 questions about the SSILD-technique; First one: I tried it one time in a combination with WBTB. But as I layed down I was very tired and the consequence
I've noticed that All Day Awareness (ADA) has been gaining in popularity lately, and one tutorial and advisory thread after another has come to accept it as given that ADA is an important, if not essential, tool for achi
Hi, so i have been keeping a dream journal and my dream recall is pretty good and im practicing all day awareness and reality checks here and there but my question is how can i have more frequent lucid dreams? because if