I used to have lucid dreams like a few times a week when I was younger but I haven't had one for the past year.
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 (Mar 5, 2015 04:50 PM)Wolfric Wrote: SLEEP PARALYSIS GOES ON ALMOST THE WHOLE TIME YOU SLEEP. It is to prevent yourself from acting out your dreams in real life. When are are, however, aware of it, it ISN'T scary, it's just the way you perceive it. For me, it isn't scary at all, I act as calm as I can, and just think of positive things and boom, lucid dream. It happens ONLY when I wake up sick from school or something, stay up like 30 minutes getting ready, then saying fuck this I am going back to sleep.Setting up an alarm and then going back to sleep is indeed a method for lucid dreaming. (Mar 5, 2015 04:53 PM)RelationShit Wrote: Setting up an alarm and then going back to sleep is indeed a method for lucid dreaming. I do this all the time since I love going back to bed after waking up nothing happens though I just fall asleep instantly.... Always here if you need help feel free to DM me :)
(Mar 5, 2015 04:54 PM)blocknode Wrote: I do this all the time since I love going back to bed after waking up nothing happens though I just fall asleep instantly....Me too lol What works for some may not work for others 😝 (Mar 5, 2015 05:07 PM)jujetsue Wrote: Smoke some weed then go to bed.... It will be better than a lucid dream. This is so not true as you forget stuff faster and you won't even be able to get a dream. Go post your dumb stuff in vices please. Always here if you need help feel free to DM me :)
(Mar 5, 2015 05:08 PM)blocknode Wrote: This is so not true as you forget stuff faster and you won't even be able to get a dream. Go post your dumb stuff in vices please.I'm sharing my stories about lucid dreaming. I can say the same thing to any of these post
I have these occasionally.
One of the first times I can remember I just 'lived further' and did what I would do the next day, go to school, finish chores, get on the computer and whatnot. I could remember big parts of it and woke up thinking it was the next day, going to school with the wrong books and think to myself 'wtf is happening i remember this' to then remember/know it could only be a dream. I'm not entirely sure if that counts as a lucid dream but this was one of my most questioned dreams I have had. Lucid dreams are a fairly frequent thing for me when I do sleep. However in these I do not try magic(as a previous user posted), I just try to do everyday things and sometimes come up with other solutions to different situations. Everyday situations vary from any task someone would do. I can personally vouch for the finger/mirror method. It clearly lets you know you are in control and I sometimes use it still. I didn't try to lucid dream, it just happened and wanting to count fingers/look into a mirror (move head left/right whilst looking) was a way to check. Seemed like a weird, kind of creepy experience at first to me. Goodluck to anyone trying, even though some experiences are not anywhere near nice. Don't let a bad one scare you off if you really were dedicated to make this happen. (Mar 5, 2015 05:32 PM)Impervious. Wrote: I have these occasionally.Thanks for the share and the tip man! Always here if you need help feel free to DM me :)
My tip is that people don't believe any of that crap because i probably tried this for 6 months every night in a row trying every possible tip out there to achieve the so called "lucid dreaming" and yet i've never experienced anything but rather always fall asleep like a retard waiting for some made up shit to happen. I truly believe people are just making up bullshit... Please prove me wrong i'd really like to believe this is doable but i really don't believe this is even true now.
(Mar 6, 2015 12:40 AM)gas66 Wrote: My tip is that people don't believe any of that crap because i probably tried this for 6 months every night in a row trying every possible tip out there to achieve the so called "lucid dreaming" and yet i've never experienced anything but rather always fall asleep like a retard waiting for some made up shit to happen. I truly believe people are just making up bullshit... Please prove me wrong i'd really like to believe this is doable but i really don't believe this is even true now. you're not going to get anywhere with that attitude, friend. 
Used to lucid dream. Did it for about a year or so until one night that changed my view on it for good. Tried to lucid dream one night... instead i ended up in a nightmare, i couldn't move, i couldn't speak, this wasn't a lucid dream... it was hell. A creature sat on my chest staring at me with blood red eyes and it began to scream. I couldn't do anything but sit there. I got so fucking scared and when i was finally able to move again i gave it up for good. I suspect i woke up mid REM sleep and maybe sleep paralysis took over or something. Im not sure but it wasn't fun. Be careful lucid dreaming.
(Mar 6, 2015 12:52 AM)xSlapppz Wrote: Used to lucid dream. Did it for about a year or so until one night that changed my view on it for good. Tried to lucid dream one night... instead i ended up in a nightmare, i couldn't move, i couldn't speak, this wasn't a lucid dream... it was hell. A creature sat on my chest staring at me with blood red eyes and it began to scream. I couldn't do anything but sit there. I got so fucking scared and when i was finally able to move again i gave it up for good. I suspect i woke up mid REM sleep and maybe sleep paralysis took over or something. Im not sure but it wasn't fun. Be careful lucid dreaming. This is exactly why I don't want to give it a try :( Any way to prevent it? |
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