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I used to lucid dream a lot when I was yonger but don't seem to now at all. I heard that there are some techniques you can use to induce a state of lucid dreaming. Does anybody know any?
Angeline said:That's interesting.I get quite a few dreams in which I want to wake up,but can't get the strength to lift my head in the dream,which corresponds to doing so in real life.These dreams occur during the morning,when I really should be awake,and it's almost like being in a state of being half-asleep and half-awake.The dreams take in anything which is going on in the room,such as the TV which may be switched on,and these things become part of the dream.Does anyone else experience this?
HP Tinker said:What I did, this may sound strange, was to ask myself, at regular intervals in the day, Am I Dreaming? Am I Dreaming? Am I Dreaming? The answer being, for a couple of days, No, No, No. But then, during a dream, I asked myself the question and I realised that Yes, this was indeed a dream.
Recurring dream themes is also the way I do it. I can't just will a lucid dream but I do have these dream themes that re-occur. One of them was also teetch falling out - but that never made me lucid (actually it turns out it was telling me that I needed one of my teeth pulling out oddly enough)pooter said:For the past couple years I've been having a recurring dream in which a tooth, or multiple teeth fall out. It has happened with such regularity that within a year whenever this happens, I immediately recognize that I'm dreaming and do as much as I can before it ends...usually in what feels like 30 seconds to a minute.