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    1. 05-28-2006 10:56 AM #1
      Canman
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      Music as a trigger

      Hey all...

      I was wondering if any of you people have used music as a way to become lucid.
      This is because last night i set my alarm as a song and when it went off, in my dream i could hear the song playing whilst i was in the dream and i thought "what the-wheres that music coming from" then i realised to my self "hey thats the alarm i set!!" then i woke up with the music going...

      So if any of you kind people have had similar situations in your quest to becoming lucid or any advice i would love to hear it!
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    2. 05-28-2006 02:52 PM #2
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      I was wondering how that could affect somebody who is in a dream, or transitioning. Not that I have yet, but...
      I thought that when I was going through my iTunes playlist yesterday. For example, what if you play a song that is pretty morose? (My thought for that was "Hey You" by Pink Floyd- give it a listen, you'll get what I mean) Or something that's happier, The Who for example. Would that affect you while sleeping?
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    3. 05-29-2006 09:42 PM #3
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      That could probably produce cool dreams if you played the music quietly enough (so you don't wake up). It could be like a reality check assisstant. Whenever you hear music you ask yourself "am I dreaming". Then do some regular reality checks to be sure. It could be a reminder to do RCs for those like me who have trouble remembering.
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