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I have a strange way of sleeping, I leave my fan on high and the windows closed. Quite an artificial sleep, haha. I was wondering if this goes against getting to a lucid state, because I've only had one so far, and I wasn't at my house. Any tips? Sorry if this has been posted before, delete it if you want, I'll search for it. |
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08-11-2004 05:35 AM #1Member
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08-11-2004 05:44 AM #2Member
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It doesnt hurt, but it doesnt help either.
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08-11-2004 06:06 AM #3Member
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Does the noise distract you?
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08-11-2004 06:47 AM #4Member
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Iv found that I can sleep much easier when there is "white" sound in the backgound (like a fan).. What I cant stand is repetitive sounds like a ticking clock, or someone breathing loudly.. it annoys the hell out of me
.. but I guess you can get used to anything.
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