I listen to affirmations while I sleep. When you hit a core belief, it will trigger vivid dreams. During these dreams, i will become aware that this is a dream. I can't control the dream. It usually ( not all of the time) it goes south when i realize its a dream. When I realize im in a dream, that dream will 100% unfold in waking life the next day in the wildest of ways. It can be amazing and it can also get dark. One time i realized i was in a dream. I was in a mall. As soon as I realized that it was a dream everybody looked at me...creepy af. Then everyone's phone rang but mine. They all answered it and ran out of the mall. I thought this is an active shooter vibe im out and then I woke up. The next day my coworker took a bunch of kids to the mall. As they were leaving they got a phone call asking if they were ok because there was an active shooter at the mall. 😮 that same dream predicted andrew tates arrest. The pizza box had a handprint on it in that dream and I was like how encriminating. They busted him by the pizza box in one of his videos
I did have beginners luck with lucid dreaming and I still remember it till this day as my most vivid and best dream but after 2 weeks of obsessing about ways to do it I couldn’t do it now it’s been about a year and I’m trying to get back into it ty for this
For the last few days, for some reason i am unable to remember any dreams or get any vivid dreams, even if i dream journal. I have known lucid dreaming for a year at first, got really interested at it and tried the reality checks and dream journaling, lost interest as it didnt work. Recently i returned to lucid dreaming practises and one day got an extremely short but vivid L.D by the FILD method. It got me hyped but from then on i am having no luck in vivid dreams and getting only a few blurry dreams. so going to try and get vivid dreams first and do the reality checks properly. Anyone got any ideas on why this has suddenly happening?
The reason why beginners have issues with techniques is they are incorrectly taught, particularly the skill aspect not being properly emphasized. Lucid dreaming is a skill, and techniques are not recipes. Practicing a technique once is hardly anything in the grand scheme of things. It's actually advisable to practice with a technique consistently for at least a month before switching techniques, as it can take time to determine if a technique will work for someone. Just like with learning any skill anywhere, there's a good deal of practice and training involved. Telling people to stop actually practicing techniques is bad advice. They aren't recipes, they're just taught incorrectly as I've previously stated. I agree that getting frustrated or worrying about results is a hinderance not a help, but state testing and journaling alone aren't all that effective. At least perform a daytime awareness practice and incorporate state tests correctly, so with critical thinking and present moment awareness, and never mindlessly or on autopilot. Even so, state tests become a confirmation measure in dreams rather than the thing that ultimately triggers lucidity. Ignoring the effectiveness of techniques, especially those like MILD and SSILD that have been scientifically proven to be more effective than state testing alone is folly.
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I listen to affirmations while I sleep. When you hit a core belief, it will trigger vivid dreams. During these dreams, i will become aware that this is a dream. I can't control the dream. It usually ( not all of the time) it goes south when i realize its a dream. When I realize im in a dream, that dream will 100% unfold in waking life the next day in the wildest of ways. It can be amazing and it can also get dark. One time i realized i was in a dream. I was in a mall. As soon as I realized that it was a dream everybody looked at me...creepy af. Then everyone's phone rang but mine. They all answered it and ran out of the mall. I thought this is an active shooter vibe im out and then I woke up. The next day my coworker took a bunch of kids to the mall. As they were leaving they got a phone call asking if they were ok because there was an active shooter at the mall. 😮 that same dream predicted andrew tates arrest. The pizza box had a handprint on it in that dream and I was like how encriminating. They busted him by the pizza box in one of his videos
I did have beginners luck with lucid dreaming and I still remember it till this day as my most vivid and best dream but after 2 weeks of obsessing about ways to do it I couldn’t do it now it’s been about a year and I’m trying to get back into it ty for this
Im on a weirdly almost exactly type of situation
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For the last few days, for some reason i am unable to remember any dreams or get any vivid dreams, even if i dream journal. I have known lucid dreaming for a year at first, got really interested at it and tried the reality checks and dream journaling, lost interest as it didnt work. Recently i returned to lucid dreaming practises and one day got an extremely short but vivid L.D by the FILD method. It got me hyped but from then on i am having no luck in vivid dreams and getting only a few blurry dreams. so going to try and get vivid dreams first and do the reality checks properly. Anyone got any ideas on why this has suddenly happening?
The reason why beginners have issues with techniques is they are incorrectly taught, particularly the skill aspect not being properly emphasized. Lucid dreaming is a skill, and techniques are not recipes. Practicing a technique once is hardly anything in the grand scheme of things. It's actually advisable to practice with a technique consistently for at least a month before switching techniques, as it can take time to determine if a technique will work for someone. Just like with learning any skill anywhere, there's a good deal of practice and training involved. Telling people to stop actually practicing techniques is bad advice. They aren't recipes, they're just taught incorrectly as I've previously stated. I agree that getting frustrated or worrying about results is a hinderance not a help, but state testing and journaling alone aren't all that effective. At least perform a daytime awareness practice and incorporate state tests correctly, so with critical thinking and present moment awareness, and never mindlessly or on autopilot. Even so, state tests become a confirmation measure in dreams rather than the thing that ultimately triggers lucidity. Ignoring the effectiveness of techniques, especially those like MILD and SSILD that have been scientifically proven to be more effective than state testing alone is folly.
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