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    I recently read a thread on here about lucid dreaming and decided to try it out. The only problem is I can only get to the waves feeling and lightness and then I sort of lose it and can't go farther.

    What do you do to start lucid dreaming?
    What do you do to initiate the process of the dream after the lightness?
    What obstacles do you run into while lucid dreaming?
    Do you have OBE?
    How long did you have to attempt before successfully lucid dreaming?

    I haven't lost faith in it, I just need some help. My thoughts on what lucid dreaming is that you are accessing parts of your brain that are otherwise dormant. The thought of accessing an otherwise unused part of life (lucid dreaming) and making the most of time spent motionless just appeals to me and makes me want to do it. The only thing is I get really excited trying to WILD induce myself and excitement prevents lucid dreaming. I've read various tutorials and guides and am having no luck, so if you guys have anything to say, by all means, speak!

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    I didn't know that you can induce it.. Just happens to me normally :S I didn't realize there was a term for this either lol..

    Basically I tried telling my friends I can dream what I wanted by just thinking about it right before my eyes close.. They don't believe it but meh.. Actually never knew such a thing was "psychological".

    It's not a good thing man lol. One time I actually tried to dream that I was pissing.. I really did piss. Also dream I was rich and splurging money but in reality, I was throwing the bills out of my wallet on the floor -__-

    It's best to just fall asleep naturally. Don't bother doing it. I actually stopped forcefully thinking of things I wanna do before I go to sleep. Sleep pretty comfortably naturally. When you force your dreams, you're gunna feel tired and drain man.. No energy for anything.

    Why exactly do you want to do this anyway? And no I'm not a psycho and don't have OBE (whatever that is) or anything wrong with me lol. Just so happens that I can choose what I dream and remember it. Can remember anything really or get it when I need it :S Kinda bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ___ View Post
    What do you do to start lucid dreaming?
    What do you do to initiate the process of the dream after the lightness?
    What obstacles do you run into while lucid dreaming?
    Do you have OBE?
    How long did you have to attempt before successfully lucid dreaming?
    1) Relax and let go. The only way to get into a WILD is to let it come to you. If you find yourself trying or expecting, it won't happen.

    2) ^

    3) Stability is definitely the hardest. When you do start lucid dreaming, don't bother trying to do anything crazy. Stomp your feet, clap your hands, do whatever you feel will tune your senses to the dream environment. Your LD's won't last very long (minutes) in the beginning and the best thing you can do with that time is to get used to planting yourself in the dream.

    4) Not really.

    5) It was at least 2 months before I had a successful WILD attempt. Along with a handful of DILD's during that time period.

    If you're really serious about this kind of stuff, I recommend DreamViews. It's a great community and you'll find much more help there; as well as some great tutorials

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