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    1. 03-18-2009 01:09 PM #1
      TunaSammich
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      I have a question about WBTB.

      I am currently attempting a WBTB/MILD induction into a dream, and it is my first conscious attempt into lucid dreaming. I have had a few before, but I never really took advantage of them, since I didn't truly understand what I was doing. So anyways, I'm doing a WBTB, but I'm really hungry. Am I allowed to eat?
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    2. 03-18-2009 02:44 PM #2
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      Eat a lot before bed, but try not to eat during the WBTB.

      I love DEILD! SP is pwnage!
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    3. 03-18-2009 03:19 PM #3
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      You probably don't want to be so hungry that you can't fall back asleep... on that note, eating can lead you to have less vivid dreams. So if you ARE going to eat, maybe make a lucid-aid rich meal of things that are supposed to increase dream vividness. Or you could just drink some water.

      (btw, badass username )
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    4. 03-18-2009 04:23 PM #4
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      or apple juice for vividness
      Insanity is the mind's only effective defense against reality.
      sometimes dreams are so good that it hurts to wake up... .
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    5. 03-20-2009 06:42 AM #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by Shift View Post
      You probably don't want to be so hungry that you can't fall back asleep... on that note, eating can lead you to have less vivid dreams. So if you ARE going to eat, maybe make a lucid-aid rich meal of things that are supposed to increase dream vividness. Or you could just drink some water.

      (btw, badass username )
      Thanks about the user name thing.

      Also - Lucid-aid rich meal? D:
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    6. 03-22-2009 08:45 AM #6
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      Google is your friend :3
      Just look up foods that are supposed to increase dream vividness/help with lucidity. Bananas, oranges, fish, liver, beans, nuts, eggs, chicken, carrots, and spinach are good foods to try
      ~*~*On ne voit bien qu'avec le cœur*~*~

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