Thread: Dutchraptor's Deild Guide - Become an Ld god.

Thanks for the great tutorial! I have used autosuggestion to wake up multiple times a night, repeating "I will wake up after every dream", but I have trouble not moving when I wake up. How should I learn to stay still after a dream? I have been thinking of using the manta "I will wake up after every dream and stay completely still". Are there any better mantas/techniques?

Originally Posted by hathor28

I thought deild was based on continuing a dream, no matter how you do it. ? Or is that a dild?

Not really, sometimes people can fall asleep and then become lucid once in the dream and it may seem as if it was a Deild, other times people will move after they wake up and do a quick Wild. Its hard to draw a line between Deild and Wild but in general Deilding only take 1-2 minutes max.

Originally Posted by ThAtaInTmE

dutchraptor, nice tutorial. DEILD has been my goal for about two weeks now, and im glad to see a decent tutorial.
For me, a mantra is enough to realize when i wake up after a dream, but not enough to keep me from moving. Any suggestions?

Thanks, mantra's is all you've got. Over time you will learn not to move, it can be hard but just keep trying.

Originally Posted by xpin2winx

Im going to try this everyday until i get it. I woke up this morning at 730 was very disappointed. My earphones were out of my ears and i didnt wake up from my alarm. Going to try a longer/louder alarm

Ya happens to me sometimes if I'm really tired the alarm doesn't wake me up . You have great determination btw, can wait to start hearing of results

Originally Posted by VictoReverie

Thanks for the great tutorial! I have used autosuggestion to wake up multiple times a night, repeating "I will wake up after every dream", but I have trouble not moving when I wake up. How should I learn to stay still after a dream? I have been thinking of using the manta "I will wake up after every dream and stay completely still". Are there any better mantas/techniques?

It's hard to practise two mantras so maybe switch every night. night 1 you say I will stay completely still once i wake up, night 2 you say I will wake up after my dream etc etc.

why do you recommend 3 hours instead of 4-6? i think i know why but not quite sure. tried this again last night. woke up before my alarm went off. Alarm sounded ten minutes later

Originally Posted by xpin2winx

why do you recommend 3 hours instead of 4-6? i think i know why but not quite sure

I picked three hours because when you wake up around then your mind is still half asleep, its easier to fall to let your body fall asleep and you will have less things on your mind. Off course this only applies to if you are using an alarm and it is based on my on experiences, you can still mess about with these kinda stuff. In general I wake up between 3 and 4 and a half hours from when I fall asleep.