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| An interesting state when becoming lucid |
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I've noticed that the two times I've become lucid recently, I realise I'm dreaming when I feel like I'm on the border of waking up, and I actually try to stay in the dream. I also seem to shrug my lucidity off (I'm always in low level lucidity). Anyone else experience this? It's kinda annoying, cos I never think to try to increase my lucidity.
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| Posted: Fri 30 Nov, 2007 |
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i think thats called lucid awakening ..... try the search funtion to find out more
dude , i can't belive nobody bothered to answer this 
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| Re: An interesting state when becoming lucid |
| Posted: Sat 01 Dec, 2007 |
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I've noticed that the two times I've become lucid recently, I realise I'm dreaming when I feel like I'm on the border of waking up, and I actually try to stay in the dream. I also seem to shrug my lucidity off (I'm always in low level lucidity). Anyone else experience this? It's kinda annoying, cos I never think to try to increase my lucidity. |
Actualy, thats how ALL my LD's looked like. I think those are just low level LD's.
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| Posted: Mon 10 Dec, 2007 |
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I think its kind of weird for me because usually when I try to scream "increase lucidity" or do the rubbing hands thing my dream completely fades away which is way I often stay away from those techniques. Luckily for me my lucid dreams are usually pretty long...
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That's what happens to me too! The only "concrete" lucid dream I've had was super low-lucidty and other times I think in my dream that I'm dreaming, but I don't do anything about it... It drives me up the wall! lol.
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| Posted: Sat 15 Dec, 2007 |
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Well I've realized that I don't have to do the "increase lucidity" thing because I've noticed my Lucid Dreams are very concrete and clear as if it was RL. So I am trying to find a way I can counter waking up from lucidity commands.
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| Posted: Sun 16 Dec, 2007 |
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Yeah I remember one time I yelled "increase clarity" and everything became extremely detailed, but then it all turned black and I woke up.
The only thing I've done before to stay lucid that worked was when I was fading out and I just tried to concentrate really hard on what I was seeing... it's hard to explain because my vision was blank but I sort of "knew" something was there and eventually it appeared along with the rest of the location. I can't remember exactly what I was concentrating on though.
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