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      Question Not in my bed?

      So last night I had my second partial lucid in the past week and in this one I knew exactly what I wanted to do once I was lucid... I wanted to see myself sleeping in my bed. So when I went to my bedroom I only saw my bed that wasn't made and the pillows were just as I usually leave them. I was really disappointed because "lucid me" expected to see "real me" in bed.

      Why was I not there sleeping, is is because I expected to see me there?

      This was the first time I actually got to do what I wanted in my dream as being lucid and it failed, also I decided to skip past doing an RC because I knew I was dreaming. I become lucid now when the dream take place in my house. This first started out as an FA from WBTB.

      "~ เ ค๓ tђє ∂ɾєค๓єɾ, у๏ย คɾє tђє ∂ɾєค๓ ~"

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      Why was I not there sleeping, is is because I expected to see me there?
      I think it may well be because of that. In a couple of my lucids I had something similar - I wanted to do something and I knew I can do it, but I could feel how angry and upset my subconscious was because of the fact that I managed to get lucid. So it would do anything to make my LD not that great and also show me that it is still in charge...does it make sense? I don't even know how I understood it, I just felt that way X)
      By the way, do you often dream in third person perspective? If not, it also can be because of that - you're not used to see yourself from the side, so it was hard to model this scene. That would have probably failed for me too - I normally dream in first person.

      Congrats on the lucid, btw
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      Thanks! I usually dream in first person. I think what I need to do next is look in a mirror in dream since I have never actually seen myself in a dream before, that way it mat wirk the next time.

      Thanks for your feedback!

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      How much time you were lucid as it seems you didn't do any deepening?
      My opinion:
      *Lucid Dreams, OBEs, Astral Projections are one and the same.
      *There are no levels of lucidity. Quality changes if you apply some deepening.
      *Lucid Dreams do not last more than 20 minutes.
      *Wolves are beautiful.
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      Longer than the last time, but not by much, a few minutes.

      Deepening? How do I do this or where do I read about it?

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      You can call it dream stabilization. Dream Stabilization and Clarity Tutorial - Dreamviews Lucid Dreaming Community & Resource Check it out if you haven't, because it's even more important than induction techniques. ;D
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      My opinion:
      *Lucid Dreams, OBEs, Astral Projections are one and the same.
      *There are no levels of lucidity. Quality changes if you apply some deepening.
      *Lucid Dreams do not last more than 20 minutes.
      *Wolves are beautiful.
      DEILD + WBTB tutorial:
      http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/purebr...ularly-127873/

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      awesome thank you so much I definitely will!

      "~ เ ค๓ tђє ∂ɾєค๓єɾ, у๏ย คɾє tђє ∂ɾєค๓ ~"

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      Several times I have entered a lucid dream by sitting up or rolling out of bed, and when I looked back at the bed, I didn't see my body in it. Except for one time I did see someone sleeping in the bed. But I'm not sure if it was me.
      It's all in your head.

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