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      Hey,

      Ive read a couple times where some of you guys can just realize its a dream by the "feel". I personally try to be constant at RC's but when im in school i totally forget to.

      Well anyways, what are some steps i can do to become proficient at noticing this dream like state? Help is greatly appreciated&#33; <3 lol

      btw ^ that was supposed to be purple, my color, gay its pink &#33; -EDIT
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      I think the "feeling" that you&#39;re dreaming comes mostly from experience. A lot of times, when I do an RC, I already have a pretty good idea that I&#39;m dreaming. I suggest doing the RC where you examine the world around and think, "Could I be dreaming?" Basically, you always do an RC do become lucid because you ask yourself that, by my reasoning.

      By the way, it&#39;s purple on mine.
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      My tip is:
      Increasing your awareness while awake by examining your enviroment carefully and enhancing all your five senses to max many times during the day. Soon you&#39;ll get this good habit of "living in the moment". You may check out the tutorial section on the topics that handles these questions.
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      Quote Originally Posted by Riff View Post
      Hey,

      Ive read a couple times where some of you guys can just realize its a dream by the "feel". I personally try to be constant at RC&#39;s but when im in school i totally forget to.

      Well anyways, what are some steps i can do to become proficient at noticing this dream like state? Help is greatly appreciated&#33; <3 lol

      btw ^ that was supposed to be purple, my color, gay its pink &#33; -EDIT[/b]
      It happened to me some times. I just new I m dreaming i didn&#39;t have to RC.
      I think the trick is just experience. After many lucid it just happens.
      I don&#39;t think there is a method for that, I wish I m wrong because I find it hard to RC all the time.

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      ah, its been about a month since my last LD. I did however find a technique in the tutorials column [thanks bohman] and the link is right -> Here But thanks for the help i guess i just have to LD more, =| I&#39;ve only had one btw.
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      The one time I had my lucid dream, the first time I did a RC, it failed and said I was awake. I already knew I was dreaming so I pulled with more assurance thinking "there&#39;s no way I&#39;m awake" and the reality check worked ^_^
      I think I had been trying out awareness before the lucid dream occured, so I think that was a good factor.

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      the first time I seriously explored lucid dreaming (99-01) I really didnt use RCs as they might be normally defined.

      When i got into bed I just kept repeating to myself "next time I see my hands I will be in a dream", then later on i&#39;d be in the middle of a dream, end up glancing at my hands, and become lucid. I didnt even do this during the day, and I actually got a fairly decent beginners success rate from it, though I now use more "popular" methods.
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