Thread: xChris12 Workbook

Hm, from your first post maybe you are trying a bit too hard? Remember to always approach it with a relaxed mind, you don't want to be stressed because that isn't good for lucidity.
Apart from that, reading your other posts it seems like you have great incubation abilities. Ever notice that you dream of stuff that you just watched/read about/talk about right before going to sleep?

I read the free-falling WILD technique and attempted it. I didn't witness the sleep paralysis which I never do, I slip right into my dream. I just lied down waiting for illogical thoughts. I think I got one and I sped it up by creating one. I thought of a horse riding a donkey. I toss and turned for about 15 more minutes when next thing I know I am lying down in a different room but I knew was still in my aunt's house which I am vising for vacation. I went into the dream lucid! I remember the first thing I did was ask for my dream guide. A man came up to me but I don't remember having a conversation with him. I felt no connection to him at all. I left him and ended up inside my house in my room. I remember jumping out my window and wanting to fly. I started going towards the ground with no fear, bounced a couple feet above my house on my belly and fell back down. Flying is hard in lucid dreams! I am so surprised the Free-Falling WILD technique worked though. I did not experience Sleep Paralysis so I don't know if it was just a coincidence or to thank the method..

This is my fourth LD that I can recall and I am so happy that I was able to be in it for a good amount of time. My other LD's were short. The thing that surprised me was that this was my first night attempting it as well.

I have noticed though if I focus on something for the day before, I have dreams related to that topic. Just like when I became lucid, I woke up in the current house I was but in a different room.