Thread: FORCEEASSYY!'s Workbook

Poop, i'll go with stabalising, then. And heck- quick response.

It has been a long time since I have updated, and much has changed. I have begun practicing Dream Yoga and recognizing that both dreams and waking life are the same realities, hence, they are both a dream or they are both waking life. This helps as in dreams, your thought pattern is the same as it is in waking life. Hence, if you recognise this is a dream, you're likely to do it in an actual dream.
"It's been a long time coming, but we here now!"
After a month of practicing Dream Yoga, I finally got my first lucid dream. From there on, i've had at least 2 lucid dreams per week. I just woke up from 2 lucid non-REM dreams which were extremely foggy, but lucid dreams non the less. Last night, I also had two WILDs which I only recall vaguely about.
I'm happy to see that this technique may be the right one for me. It just feels like the right thing to do. As much as each technique is as effective as the next, I do have a particular 'feel' for dream yoga and WILDing.

Hopefully I'll update again soon.

Again, it has been a long time since I updated.. somehow this feels like it will be a regularly.. inactive thing. Hahahah. But i am updating, and that's what matters! In the last 3 nights, i have had 4 lucids. I think my main technique is just carrying awareness over when sleeping. Not quite WILD because I let myself lose consciousness. This is just about always coupled with WBTB to guarantee results.

So remember that time I mashed my head against a wall? Well... it happened again. This time, on a window.
*Glares at Matte.
Shuttup, ok :/

Hmm, were you drunk?

Do you even lift?

Que?