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    Thread: Was this a LD ?

    1. 01-17-2012 08:44 AM #1
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      Was this a LD ?

      Was this actually a lucid dream?

      I had a dream where I was in an attic and I was laying with Lego. In is dream I became lucid because I dont have any Lego anymore and I did a reality check and it worked to prove I was in a dream. It didn't last long

      But the problem is when I woke up it only felt like a dream and I wasn't fill control so I'm wondering was is a lucid dream or just a ND in which mhappened to dream about becoming lucid if that's possible I mean I shoulda picked up on it anyway lol it was spoon feeding me. Or perhaps was I partly lucid?

      When I was in is dream something did feel awake inside me and tbh I think I did feel some control during the dream but as I awoke I can't tell anymore if I was or if this even a LD or simply a ND about LDing

      Note also I had this by accident because I only wanted to use the WILD technique and it faild and I guess I somehow still managed to do it through I suppose awareness.

      If someone could clear up what happened if it was a LD or not and how it still left like it was jut a dream and I didn't feel like I was fully awake. Thanks

      Note could is be related to my dream recall because I haven't really developed as far as I should of and what people say so that's why it seems so unreal and a normal dream?

      I really hope this was an accidental LD because it would keep me motivated to WILD even though that wasn't how I became lucid and to the point of LDs exist. I'm a person who doesn't truly believe until I have experienced it. I will keep WILDIng and if this was a LD I would be extremely happy
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    2. 01-17-2012 09:14 AM #2
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      I know it is a dream but it didn't feel as real as reality and I always have that little bit of doubt so if someone sets me straight I'd be really happy
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    3. 01-17-2012 09:16 AM #3
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      As long as you know it's a dream while you're in the dream, it is a lucid dream. By the way, try not to double post, there's an "Edit Post" button on the bottom right of your post.

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    4. 01-17-2012 09:19 AM #4
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      Ok sorry, is there anyway to make it feel more real and how to make them last longer because it felt like it only lasted for less than a minute and I didn't wake up it was properly me falling into back in a ND again.

      I did a rc the nose plug and it worked to proove I was dreaming
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    5. 01-17-2012 09:29 AM #5
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      You should try stabilising. Some common stabilising techniques are rubbing your hands while you look at them. The key to stabilising is stimulating the senses of your dream body.

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    6. 01-17-2012 10:07 AM #6
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      Not every LD you have will be the same. Some can feel extremely real while others not so much.
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      Fly [X] - Nuke something with a Falcon Punch [ ] - Stay lucid for longer than 20 minutes [X] - Lucid Sex [X] - Step through a Stargate and enter a new world [ ] - Save a crashing airliner [ ] - Travel in time with the DeLorean [ ] - Go to Narnia [ ] - Go to Middle-earth [ ] - Pokémon Battle [ ]
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    7. 01-17-2012 04:44 PM #7
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      Force, I didn't know I wasn't going to lose lucidity and I knew it was a dream so how do I not lose lucidity, the last thing I remember was getting excited, was this the reason?
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      This might have been the reason, a lot of newbies lose lucidity from this. Try thinking to yourself throughout the day "If i'm dreaming right now, i would.." and finish what you'd do. This exercise is to try and make sure when you next have a lucid, you won't get overly excited.
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