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

Originally Posted by Kaffy

So I was wondering, is it a problem waking up and trying to DEILD when you're in a really weird sleeping position? For example, I wake up from my alarm and don't move at all, but most nights I'm sleeping on my stomach or my side and my arms are usually all over the place
Should I quickly try and move on my back without thinking too much about it and then try to enter sleep paralysis or just try stay completely still in whatever position I wake up in and do it that way?
Not sure which would be better :/

I've woke up in sleep paralysis on both my stomach And my back. So, it really doesn't matter what sleeping position you're in. As long as you're comfortable you can be in any position you want!

Originally Posted by HawkeyeTy

I've woke up in sleep paralysis on both my stomach And my back. So, it really doesn't matter what sleeping position you're in. As long as you're comfortable you can be in any position you want!

aha funny banana dude.
I didn't really DEILD last night, I just improved my recall. :]
School starts tomorrow

Originally Posted by HawkeyeTy

Scientists and the belief system....
One day all will be explained.
What I'd like to know, is Why our daydreams can't be as vivid and sensational as our dreams at night.

Well I have a hypothesis on that. First there are some individuals that have super visualization and can just think of anything and it just appears instantly, not only that they can interact with this imaginary object as if it were real however not everyone has such amazing skills so as for us normal folk the reason why daydreams aren't as awesome as dreams is because our consciousness is focused in the physical body, we can't experience our inner world as much as we would like to because most of our awareness is on the physical, you see the more aware you are in the present moment the more real things seem, in a fully conscious lucid dream it feels very real because your consciousness is mostly in the dream world you are focusing on it much more than the physical, this is why dreams are more sensational than day dreams. To summarize this up, the reason why dreams and daydreams are different is because during dreams your consciousness is fully focused in the dream world whereas during daydreams your consciousness must focus on both waking life and dream world.

Originally Posted by JoshGoldie

The problem i get with this technique is that, when i wake up from my short alarm, i dont have a problem staying still, but when i do my mouth beecomes really dry, am i not allowed to even swallow or would that defeat the purpose of rDIELD'ing, also i have successfully remained still and did nothing before, but nothing happend for me it just remained black for like 5 mins so i eventually gave up and rolled over, any tips please?

Ya it will take some practise to get past this, after a while you will no longer notice it. I know how annoying it is but you will eventually get past it.

Originally Posted by Kaffy

So I was wondering, is it a problem waking up and trying to DEILD when you're in a really weird sleeping position? For example, I wake up from my alarm and don't move at all, but most nights I'm sleeping on my stomach or my side and my arms are usually all over the place
Should I quickly try and move on my back without thinking too much about it and then try to enter sleep paralysis or just try stay completely still in whatever position I wake up in and do it that way?
Not sure which would be better :/

Often being in an uncomfortable position can actually help enter SP quicker. I find that when I wake up with my arm under my body and I don't pay attention to it my hand instantly paralyzez.

I love how this thread (along with Yuppie's) has created a sudden boom in DEILD threads and people doing it, so it seems. I always felt like DEILD was always overlooked, but I've used it quite a bit to get lucid. Well done man.

Originally Posted by Daredevilpwn

Well I have a hypothesis on that. First there are some individuals that have super visualization and can just think of anything and it just appears instantly, not only that they can interact with this imaginary object as if it were real however not everyone has such amazing skills so as for us normal folk the reason why daydreams aren't as awesome as dreams is because our consciousness is focused in the physical body, we can't experience our inner world as much as we would like to because most of our awareness is on the physical, you see the more aware you are in the present moment the more real things seem, in a fully conscious lucid dream it feels very real because your consciousness is mostly in the dream world you are focusing on it much more than the physical, this is why dreams are more sensational than day dreams. To summarize this up, the reason why dreams and daydreams are different is because during dreams your consciousness is fully focused in the dream world whereas during daydreams your consciousness must focus on both waking life and dream world.

I completely agree with you. I believe the people that have supervisualization, actually Directly control the visual and audio portions of the brain, along with others I'm sure. I mean, surely everyone can do it with loads of practice. Even in some of my meditation sessions, I have made my thoughts form pictures for minute seconds.

Originally Posted by Raspberry

I love how this thread (along with Yuppie's) has created a sudden boom in DEILD threads and people doing it, so it seems. I always felt like DEILD was always overlooked, but I've used it quite a bit to get lucid. Well done man.

Ya,the moment I came on to DV I wanted to change the popularity of DEILD and look at it now, thanks for the kind words

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Sooo, I just finished watching Inception for my first time ever. Good movie! Gave me Many ideas on lucid dreaming!! I'm gonna have to watch it again when I'm more awake lol
That way, I'm not missing so many details! So much to keep up with, it gets confusing!

Originally Posted by HawkeyeTy

Sooo, I just finished watching Inception for my first time ever. Good movie! Gave me Many ideas on lucid dreaming!! I'm gonna have to watch it again when I'm more awake lol
That way, I'm not missing so many details! So much to keep up with, it gets confusing!

Although I really liked the movie I thought it put dreaming into a really bad light. They made dreams look evil, and that they were restricted by laws. And it spread a tonne of false rumors.

I agree. ^
It should have shown more about the benefits and fun of dreaming too.

It was actually because of Inception that I got into lucid dreaming lol. I went on the Internet searching around, asking if it was actually possible to control dreams. And now I'm here

Hopefully you've been able to use the resources DV offers to unlearn the lessons of Inception...

As far as ideas go, I was talking about using a machine to go into a deeper sleep, or creating places like the architect chick did. She made some awesome stuff! The mirrors idea, that was Genius!

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What? what do you mean? WHAT IS THIS SORCERY YOU SPEAK OF, WISE HAWK!?

Lmao ^

Hahaha, it will be called... THE SLEEP MACHINE!
DUN DUN DUN......
Used like an IV drip, you put it in a vein and it puts you into deeper sleep, where time in the dream is now Multiplied by 10!
I'm such a genius..
Please hold your applause until the End of the show, Thank you!
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Aha! XD

I love this thread so much.

So I had an afternoon nap today so I thought I'd try to WILD straight into it... nope no luck with that. Woke up after 20 mins and DEILD and went straight into dream and was lucid! Yaaaaaaaay!
DEILD is such a great technique! Got my third proper LD today since joining

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Did you remember your dreams after you woke up after 20 minutes?.
And congratulations

Originally Posted by LucidRaider

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Did you remember your dreams after you woke up after 20 minutes?.
And congratulations

Actually no, I don't have any recollection of dreaming from the first 20 minutes... maybe I did become lucid and just forgot? Or maybe that's just wishful thinking

Originally Posted by Kaffy

So I had an afternoon nap today so I thought I'd try to WILD straight into it... nope no luck with that. Woke up after 20 mins and DEILD and went straight into dream and was lucid! Yaaaaaaaay!
DEILD is such a great technique! Got my third proper LD today since joining

Thats awesome! I had no such luck today but maybe tomorrow.

No luck today either I think I am moving too early, I wake up stay still and usually what happens is that I feel the vibes in like 5 seconds. So next time I will wait much longer maybe 2-3 mins before giving up an attempt. Good news is I had a DILD so I guess that works too.