Thread: Yuppie's DEILD guide - The easiest way to lucid dream.

Bill - It's great that you have decent recall. I'm still jealous of your three page dream, haha!
I heartily agree with your concept, I think the same theory is applicable to life. I mean, you remember your predominant memories because they're exciting and interesting. However, do you really recall that time you sat in maths class and completed a test, or that time you had dinner by yourself? That happens far less frequently, because it's not as relevant. I mean, I'm sure we see value in the things that excite us, because they're the contents of our perpetual being. Vivid dreams, are something we crave and invest time in, we put just as much output into recalling them I suppose. Good luck anyway Bill, tell me how everything goes

Marine - Could you elaborate on your problem? Are you experiencing difficulties falling asleep, once you move from your position?
If you could supply me with the details, I'll be more than happy to help.

Originally Posted by yuppie11975

Marine - Could you elaborate on your problem? Are you experiencing difficulties falling asleep, once you move from your position?
If you could supply me with the details, I'll be more than happy to help.

Thanks!

So, my basic problem is that I move when I wake up after every dream. During the night I averagely wake up after 4-5 dreams, but I seem to move before I even know that I'm awake I realize that moving does not greatly lower the chances of a successful DEILD, but I need to train my half-awake mind that! When I move I automatically think all is lost so I go back to sleep. Reading your last post it seemed like you entered a dream using DEILD after rolling to your back, so that gives me confidence! Is it easier to transition to a dream on your back?

Thanks for your help yuppie