This thread is permanently archived
lucid dreaming
| I tried so many times to lucid dream but never could... I just gave up.
| I tried teaching myself how to lucid dream, actually did it 2 times in a span of 1 month of practice, it was really awesome.However,i was living with my parents at the time,so i really fucked up my sleeping schedule since i couldn't turn on alarms whenever i felt like it,watch out for that
Remembering your dreams is awesome!It's the first step towards becoming a lucid dreamer.The most important thing in my opinion is staying motivated,always reading about it and browsing forums
| How do you remember your dreams? I rarely remember anything
| I just end up going nowhere like I'm trapped inside my own head. It takes a lot of sleep deprivation to pull it off, for me. Not worth it IMO.
>>300556
Keep a dream journal. You write down as much as you can recall as soon as you wake up.
| the easiest way to lucid dream is to go full yume nikki, that way you will practice how to remember your
dreams, also you should get the habit of counting your fingers, look into corners, try to see your reflection or plug your nose and try to breath, by having the habit you'll learn what to expect out if it and when something change (more or less fingers, blurry corners, no reflection or the ability to breath with your nose plugged) you'll realize your in a dream.
| >>300577
How do you make that work for you? I'll see the weirdest shit and it's normal. Finger counting can make my fingers fly off and I'll think "awake" because I just go straight to the conclusion I'm used to. It's like I get lucid and awareness follows.
When I manage it's like I run out of dream, then lucid time, and I have to really concentrate to stay asleep.
| >>300587 I didn't manage anything, tho I read a lot about it so everything I said was theories.
And yeah everything in your dream will be normal, there no much to do about it maybe ask yourself if your dreaming after the check outs?
Also yeah you'll wake up when you realize that your dreaming, you'll have to practice to keep yourself in your dream until it eventually become natural
| I can do it pretty consistently by waking up 2-3 hours earlier, then going back to bed with the tv on.
I had a dog in one of them and the sense of presence was unreal, couldn't see it but fick.
This thread is permanently archived
| for the last couple of months i have been trying to teach myself how to lucid dream.
i have not made much success, but i have begun actually remembering my dreams (something i have not been able to do since i was an adolescent).
what experience with lucid dreaming do you g/u/rls have? any advice? dreams to share, lucid or otherwise?