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It feels quite real, and in fact I find the perfect vision makes things look sharper and more photorealistic. As for the content, I haven't seen enough to draw a definite conclusion, but crazy stuff d ...

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Probably no effect for me. What probably matters is how long I sleep, and how many times I wake up.

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It's the first thing I want to do in each LD. Rather distracting, and always ends in a *premature* awakening. It's such a strong urge I fearlessly jump out of second-story windows after the first fail ...

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Yes I remember a childhood LD, and seem to be a natural with WILD, but for some reason really lack the willpower to make it happen every night. Anyway, under the right circumstances (extended Alpha st ...

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On the contrary, I've had LDs with music playing in my ears from headphones, that served as a dreamsign. I think the music was fainter in the dream. Also I think dialogues and such from TV can be inco ...

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Rather interesting, actually. I used Lucid Dreaming to end a chain of childhood recurring nightmares. It wasn't conscious or planned, but after confronting the subject of the nightmare from a spontane ...

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So I've read dreaming is somehow interconnected with Astral Projection, like some kind of obfuscated version of AP. I've never consciously entered AP, so I wouldn't know. But if that's correct, it mig ...

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Absolutely agreed with OP, that's how I've had nearly all my LDs. Either I keep waking up and going to sleep until I get a random WILD, or I can't fall asleep for hours due to noise or whatever and wh ...

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I find it easier and more likely to have random WILDs the more times I wake up and go back to sleep. Doesn't have to be 8 hours or anything close to it, I can sleep for 1 hour, then start waking up ev ...

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I've had at least a couple of situations when I was awake but unable to move, and in both, my mind chose to play tricks on me. The first time, I saw in the corner of my vision some kind of monstrosity ...

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I'm thinking that perhaps dream recall can be used to learn about suppressed or hidden aspects of oneself. Some of my most pleasant dreams involve a kind of euphoric feeling from natural beauty. It's ...

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I have them too, occasionally. Like once a fortnight, maybe. I don't worry about it, it doesn't seem to do anything other than set me back a bit in falling asleep.

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Speaking of war - related dreams, I had this interesting one where I watched (in dark, bleak vision) some soldiers advancing up a hill. One gets struck by some explosive, his legs get blown off and th ...

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I've had SP and 'old hag'. In my case, the hag was a medusa/gorgon peering at me from the corner of my sight. I knew it was a hallucination, so I didn't freak out. Now I'm not too sure about this anym ...

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Try every single method you read about (within reason of course, Pain Induced Lucid Dreaming for example could be harmful). You may never know what's best for you personally until you've tried it. How ...