i have the opposite problem where when i wake up during REM and try to go back to sleep and focus on the images behind my eyes i fall asleep too fast and completely lose what i was doing.
Tipharot I think is like that..if you already slept for 6,7 or more hours you dont need to keep youre self awake to much,cos you slept already and you will be not so tired anymore if you wait for to long(like 20-30 min) but if you wake for example 4,5 hours of sleep and want to LD than maybe you should stay a little longer cos you are still tired and you can fall a sleep to fast😊..thats my observation and experience..usually I just sleep 6 hours and then go for longer REM and try to not wake my self too much..it always depends on how much and what was the qualety of sleep before atempting LD and Iam just listening to my body clock☺
If you use an app to write down your dreams, then I suggest using the yellow light on the display to aviod looking at blue light. Also, wear sunglasses while doing so, to minimize the amount of light coming in your eyes. But the best tip would be to voice record your dreams in bed on your phone, you can do that with your eyes closed.
Had my first lucid dream last night after unintentionally following WILD when I woke up. The thing that surprised me most was that after I woke up it just felt like any other dream, even though I KNOW I was lucid. Now I'm questioning myself if it even happened!
I tried MILD. I woke up 2 hours before the alarm rang, and it took me about 10 minutes to go back to sleep. When the alarm rang, about the same thing happened, and when I fell asleep i wasn’t in REM anymore and I had no lucid dreams that night.
Thanks so much! I tried lucid dreaming last night, and I found it really hard to go to sleep because I was constantly thinking about lucid dreaming, and when I didn’t think about lucid dreaming, I had one! Too bad it was short
I was having trouble falling back asleep for WBTB and I ended up fazing right into a dream where I was trying to fall asleep for a lucid dream in a McDonald's. I tried and failed to fall asleep in the dream. I woke up 30 minutes later and felt like I was just opening my eyes after failing to fall asleep. It took me a bit to realize that I had a dream, but my desperation in trying to go to sleep outweighed my intention to have a lucid dream.
Thank you so much Tipharot, this has been bugging me for ages. Can you keep making these videos on lucid dreams please because they are really helping me out👍👍
Tipharot!!! Where was this video like 3 days ago. Uggh. I tried wtbtb for the first time I woke up at 4 and couldn't sleep again. Ty for making this vid any way.😊
I have Mild and it didn't work. It takes a while for me to fall asleep so I repeated it a few times. I went back to sleep and I didn't lucid dream. I probably wasn't in R.E.M. now that I think about it.
Last "morning," I woke up from an alarm set to perform one of these methods but after I dismissed it, I forgot the alarm happened and why I was awake...
Very recently i managed to lucid dream by WBTB with like no more than 2 minutes of me waking up to set the alarm off and i straight up went back to bed..No way id stay for 30 minutes..I tried and my whole day ended up feeling super sleepy and tired
I literally did everything perfect, I woke up during rem, I was in a middle of a dream. Then, I took a piss and read a book for 50 minutes. But I couldn’t fall back asleep I’m so mad.
The only problem with using pen and paper for the dream journal is that i use the MILD method wake up after 6 hours have the journal right by my bed the only problem is that i have a hard time trying to write in the dark and if i turn the light i would have to get out of bed walk over to the light switch and turn on the lights but by the time i do that i already forget my dream. any solutions?
Alarms make it harder for me to go back to sleep. Buuut I neer an alarm to wake up. Ive tried doing a mantra to wake up after a coupls hours but it just doesnt work. :((
Sir tipharot, are you still awake? I need your help right this instant! :(. So I used MILD 3 times in 3 days consecutive. I became conscious in my dream. BUT I GOT TOO EXCITED ALL 3 TIMES, and woke up immediatly. How do I stop getting so excited?!
Just try to stay as calm as possible. another thing that I do when I used to get excited was when you're lucid or conscious and you feel you're gonna wake up try spinning inside the dream and I really dont know why but it just makes you stay lucid its really cool :) Good luck -Jordan
@@DehMonsterTv sir please tell me how to mild I think you are professional and please share your first lucid dream another one request sir how to lucid dream without sleep paralysis 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Please with hypnagogic imagery I always get tricked into sleeping because it's hard to differentiate between something you are imagining and if you are actually dreaming. Also it's hard to see if it's a dream cos it's quite blurry. So my question is is there a particular time during hynagogic imagery where you enter a vivid lucid dream and what is the best time to try hypnagogic imagery. I know this is kind of confusing to read but please help...
Thanks for the tips and thanks for all the videos! After watching them for a month or so and following the methods I finally had my first lucid dream three days ago. I haven't had more lucid dreams since then but still my dreams are more clear and vivid. So now I wonder: Will I have more lucid dreams from now on or will it be the same? My dreams are getting clearer and more real everyday (with some exceptions of course) but I want to lucid dream more commonly. What was your experience? Once you had your first lucid dreams the other ones followed or it was a hard process? Thanks!
The more lucid dreams you have, the easier it gets. That's partly why I believe I was successful so quickly when I first tried to lucid dream myself - I tried MILD and succeeded on the second night I tried, which is a lot quicker than it seems most people do. Yet for me I had a unique situation: I'd already been lucid around 7-9 times before naturally over the course of the previous year or two. So yes, having had a few lucid dreams already definitely makes the process easier - and it will only continue to get easier as the years go by.
I rarely visualise my dream when doing MILD anymore because usually MILD is my backup step, i.e. I try WILD first and if that fails I do MILD, or alternatively I do MILD because I'm too tired to do any other technique (in which case I'm too lazy to visualise ;))
Been having a lot of trouble trying to sleep at a decent hour no matter how hard I try I just can’t fall asleep but I won’t give up and been staying true to my reality checks I just won’t fall asleep unless I stay up real late such as 3-4 AM EST time and I know it may have to do with me focusing too hard on lucid dreaming but how do you not focus so hard while still having it in your mind
Omg, Tipharot, You're a mind reader! I just had this problem this morning!
Same
SAME!
Same
Just this morning I tried MILD and I couldn't go back to sleep. And then I see this video, it's like you knew lol
🤔
Same lol
i have the opposite problem where when i wake up during REM and try to go back to sleep and focus on the images behind my eyes i fall asleep too fast and completely lose what i was doing.
I'll definitely make a video about that some time soon :)
Sir Geepee01 I have the same exact issue
Tipharot I think is like that..if you already slept for 6,7 or more hours you dont need to keep youre self awake to much,cos you slept already and you will be not so tired anymore if you wait for to long(like 20-30 min) but if you wake for example 4,5 hours of sleep and want to LD than maybe you should stay a little longer cos you are still tired and you can fall a sleep to fast😊..thats my observation and experience..usually I just sleep 6 hours and then go for longer REM and try to not wake my self too much..it always depends on how much and what was the qualety of sleep before atempting LD and Iam just listening to my body clock☺
lucky
Honestly I'd rather struggle with that than struggle to fall asleep
If you use an app to write down your dreams, then I suggest using the yellow light on the display to aviod looking at blue light.
Also, wear sunglasses while doing so, to minimize the amount of light coming in your eyes.
But the best tip would be to voice record your dreams in bed on your phone, you can do that with your eyes closed.
Had my first lucid dream last night after unintentionally following WILD when I woke up. The thing that surprised me most was that after I woke up it just felt like any other dream, even though I KNOW I was lucid. Now I'm questioning myself if it even happened!
Killian J the same happened to me in my first lucid dream why did this happen I wonder
Killian J Happened to me 2 days ago I’m trying to lucid dream again
Tipharot coming in clutch.
You are answering to all my questions before ask you them. It's like you can read my mind.
I tried MILD. I woke up 2 hours before the alarm rang, and it took me about 10 minutes to go back to sleep. When the alarm rang, about the same thing happened, and when I fell asleep i wasn’t in REM anymore and I had no lucid dreams that night.
Tonight I tried to fall back to sleep, and then I saw This video. You mindreader!
Thanks so much! I tried lucid dreaming last night, and I found it really hard to go to sleep because I was constantly thinking about lucid dreaming, and when I didn’t think about lucid dreaming, I had one! Too bad it was short
I just woke up from a lucid dream and this exactly what I need
Tanajh Bowe how was it
I was having trouble falling back asleep for WBTB and I ended up fazing right into a dream where I was trying to fall asleep for a lucid dream in a McDonald's. I tried and failed to fall asleep in the dream. I woke up 30 minutes later and felt like I was just opening my eyes after failing to fall asleep. It took me a bit to realize that I had a dream, but my desperation in trying to go to sleep outweighed my intention to have a lucid dream.
Thank you so much Tipharot, this has been bugging me for ages. Can you keep making these videos on lucid dreams please because they are really helping me out👍👍
I told myself I was going to get up six hours later, worked, but now I'm not tired
Don't think I got out of a dream btw
You are such a mind reader. I literally made all mistakes you mentioned last night. Damn it
You have a really good channel! All the things you say I experience also for my self on this journey..keep up the good work! namaste
He deserves more like
your videos are always nice and condensed, no waste of time, just a constant stream of useful and fast information, thanks a lot 👍
I've tried every method there is, kept dream journals for 2 years, meditate but still haven't had a lucid dream
how good is your dream memory? Do you do your RC good enough and really think about your reality when you perform them?
@@thiemob.421 Its diffrent depending on how much i write them down, reality is the same, real and the dream feel the same
@@elliotnyberg9332 Ok, have you got a LD yet?
@@thiemob.421 But yes, very important to think about reality when you do reality checks
@@thiemob.421 Yeah 4 times in a month now!! :D
Thanks a lot I will try again
Tipharot thanks I struggle with this, and should I do a reality check when I wake up
Tipharot!!! Where was this video like 3 days ago. Uggh. I tried wtbtb for the first time I woke up at 4 and couldn't sleep again. Ty for making this vid any way.😊
I have Mild and it didn't work. It takes a while for me to fall asleep so I repeated it a few times. I went back to sleep and I didn't lucid dream. I probably wasn't in R.E.M. now that I think about it.
Last "morning," I woke up from an alarm set to perform one of these methods but after I dismissed it, I forgot the alarm happened and why I was awake...
Thanks!
this happened to me
thanks to youtube recommendation gods
Is there a way to lucid dream, and go back to sleep in the dream to avoid sleep paralysis?
@TimoPlayZ NL this is late but can you elaborate?
You read my mind, so glad I watched this.
Fix that sleep schedule main!
Thank you! I had this problem
Oh Yeah Yeah oh yeah yeah
Tried my first WILD this morning, ended up getting mild sleep paralysis but I couldn't go deeper into a sleep state so I just failed 😂
I’ve been trying for 2 months and I still haven’t got a lucid dream yet because I cannot go to sleep
Very recently i managed to lucid dream by WBTB with like no more than 2 minutes of me waking up to set the alarm off and i straight up went back to bed..No way id stay for 30 minutes..I tried and my whole day ended up feeling super sleepy and tired
Can you not write in your journal from your bed? I can.
I can't fall back asleep after 12:00 Midnight my body for some reason thinks it's illegal to be asleep at this time...
I literally did everything perfect, I woke up during rem, I was in a middle of a dream. Then, I took a piss and read a book for 50 minutes. But I couldn’t fall back asleep I’m so mad.
Keeping phone under a pillow isnt very smart :D. But yea thnx for tip.
gonna try WBTB this night. fail or success i gotta try to amke progress. I gotta have at least 5 lucid dreams per month
Thankkk youuuuuuu
It worked
Thanks this was my biggest fear
i was expecting an april fools joke XD
Lucidity is on IOS
First :D love the content matt :)
The only problem with using pen and paper for the dream journal is that i use the MILD method wake up after 6 hours have the journal right by my bed the only problem is that i have a hard time trying to write in the dark and if i turn the light i would have to get out of bed walk over to the light switch and turn on the lights but by the time i do that i already forget my dream. any solutions?
Tipharot, what technique do you use the most when trying to lucid dream?
I refuse to get in my bed it’s like an ongoing cycle
Alarms make it harder for me to go back to sleep. Buuut I neer an alarm to wake up. Ive tried doing a mantra to wake up after a coupls hours but it just doesnt work. :((
Jeah me too
I can't control my dreams everything happens so fast and then i wake up , even if my dream is so stupid to believe
Check out my dream control video, it may help: ruclips.net/video/qqMPwLzGW_Y/видео.html :)
Sir tipharot, are you still awake? I need your help right this instant! :(. So I used MILD 3 times in 3 days consecutive. I became conscious in my dream. BUT I GOT TOO EXCITED ALL 3 TIMES, and woke up immediatly. How do I stop getting so excited?!
Just try to stay as calm as possible. another thing that I do when I used to get excited was when you're lucid or conscious and you feel you're gonna wake up try spinning inside the dream and I really dont know why but it just makes you stay lucid its really cool :) Good luck -Jordan
@@DehMonsterTv sir please tell me how to mild I think you are professional and please share your first lucid dream another one request sir how to lucid dream without sleep paralysis 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I have the complete opposite problem! I find it hard to NOT fall asleep xD
Added that to my video todo list! ;)
Please with hypnagogic imagery I always get tricked into sleeping because it's hard to differentiate between something you are imagining and if you are actually dreaming. Also it's hard to see if it's a dream cos it's quite blurry. So my question is is there a particular time during hynagogic imagery where you enter a vivid lucid dream and what is the best time to try hypnagogic imagery. I know this is kind of confusing to read but please help...
Why I don't do WBTB.
Thanks for the tips and thanks for all the videos! After watching them for a month or so and following the methods I finally had my first lucid dream three days ago. I haven't had more lucid dreams since then but still my dreams are more clear and vivid. So now I wonder: Will I have more lucid dreams from now on or will it be the same? My dreams are getting clearer and more real everyday (with some exceptions of course) but I want to lucid dream more commonly. What was your experience? Once you had your first lucid dreams the other ones followed or it was a hard process? Thanks!
The more lucid dreams you have, the easier it gets. That's partly why I believe I was successful so quickly when I first tried to lucid dream myself - I tried MILD and succeeded on the second night I tried, which is a lot quicker than it seems most people do. Yet for me I had a unique situation: I'd already been lucid around 7-9 times before naturally over the course of the previous year or two. So yes, having had a few lucid dreams already definitely makes the process easier - and it will only continue to get easier as the years go by.
Thanks for the answer man! I hope to have them coming on the next few days/weeks! Keep up the great work
Only watch your thoughts and do not interact with them then you wilk sleep
That not the traditional way of doing MILD
The fact that you posted a serious video on April Fools Day lol
Mild is mostly visualizations
So if you go to sleep then wake up hours later then do you do a method or the other way around
The waking up after x amount of hours is part of the method usually - since getting into REM is a vital step in getting lucid.
On wake induced lucid dreaming there are no images or colours in my head any suggestions?
Sprocket Tv Weird, as soon as I close my eyes I see images almost every time.
You must not be in rem, try a different time
Anya Karan Please tell me this REM stuff I watch every lucid dream video and I still don’t understand REM how do I know my REM?
mulitaloo o it’s usually 4-6 hours after you fall asleep
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Hey when you're doing mild at night, do you also do the visualisation or do you just repeat the mantra by itself.
I rarely visualise my dream when doing MILD anymore because usually MILD is my backup step, i.e. I try WILD first and if that fails I do MILD, or alternatively I do MILD because I'm too tired to do any other technique (in which case I'm too lazy to visualise ;))
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Been having a lot of trouble trying to sleep at a decent hour no matter how hard I try I just can’t fall asleep but I won’t give up and been staying true to my reality checks I just won’t fall asleep unless I stay up real late such as 3-4 AM EST time and I know it may have to do with me focusing too hard on lucid dreaming but how do you not focus so hard while still having it in your mind