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      Pre-dream sounds

      Hello, new here. I've been interested in lucid dreaming off and on for a couple years, but have only now dedicated myself to (re)learning.

      Anyways, I have a question.

      I'm not sure of the technical name, Hypnogogic Hallucinations, or something along those lines, but I was wondering if there's a way to tell the difference between those, and actual noises.

      <rambling>
      See, the other night I was attempting to WILD. I got up at 4 after going to sleep at 10:20 or so and went on Dream Views to read some about lucid dreaming. After about a half hour or so I went to my bed and started focusing on my breathing. Once I realized I wasn't really thinking about anything, I started trying to relax into a dream. I began to hear birds chirping and some other sounds that seemed kind of odd. After a while with no further progress I forced myself awake. I did a reality check and then realized I was still hearing the same noises. Apparently I heard the first bird chirp of the morning. A cool experience, but not helpful for lucidity.
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      So, do you guys have any advice for telling the difference until I get around to getting some earplugs?

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      Welcome to the forums!

      noises are totally normal, personally i hear lots of big conversations or someone sawing the wall next to me. lucky for me these are easy to tell apart from real life. usually when you snap out of a trance the noises stop, but that can be annoying having to check all the time so it's best to just ignore them.

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      Alright, so the sounds are generally abnormal sounds?

      That'd be good to keep in mind. Thanks

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      The sounds are generally out of the ordinary- Yes


      Sometimes just random loud quick distortions or strange noises, or other things.


      I remember specifically one time seeing HI and in the background hearing the news on my TV. It sounded so realistic, I almost got up and turned the TV off, but slipped into a lucid and awoke to see the TV had been off the whole time.

      Many many other times I hear music.
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      I'm not sure if there really is a way to tell the difference.

      Once in a great while I hear voices or music when on the verge of sleeping. A couple of those times I simply questioned if those noises were real. Some small part of me simply realized I shouldn't be hearign that voice as I was home alone. I knew then that Ihad to be dreaming. With the music, I knew a country station wouldn't play Mozart and again realized I must be dreaming. A reality check or two confirmed this and I proceeded to have a LD.

      Both times the noises automatically stopped when I realized I was in a dream. So... maybe question the noise if it's continual (but don't think too hard on it or you might wake) and tell yourself must be dreaming. If the sounds stop upon that affirmation perhaps you are on the doorstep of a lucid dream.

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      Thankya much.

      I'm going to try and WILD tonight, so we shall see the results.
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