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hi, ZRVera. It's hard at first to not move when you make up. It's a lot easier to not move after a LD, since you're conscious and know you're waking up. But it can alos be done after normal dreams with a bit of practice. Some autosugestion before you go to sleep can help. Welcome to the forum, btw 
Current LD goal(s): meditate
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| Posted: Tue 28 Jul, 2009 |
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I tried it, and sometimes I can manage to stay pretty still. It's hard to remember, but I was all right if I could think about it first. (I tend to forget things a lot...) I'll try your suggestion tonight.
Thanks for the welcome! ^_^
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| Posted: Tue 28 Jul, 2009 |
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Try it sleeping on ur back
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Hi.
After a LD the other night was the first time I managed to keep from opening my eyes and moving (much). But then I couldn't get back to sleep. It was also the first LD I've had in weeks.
I think this method deserve continued trying, though.
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| Posted: Fri 31 Jul, 2009 |
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I stay still and don't open my eyes but Its hard to see HI/SP
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while I was having a LD, I opened my eyes and I saw my bedroom wall. I closed my eyes and fell back to sleep immediatly and actually felt myself being pushed into my dream body VERY fast. Then, BAM! I was in my dream, lucid again. This has got to be the easiest form of WILDing.
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| Posted: Sun 23 Aug, 2009 |
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I should try this. Sounds useful, and interesting.
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| Posted: Fri 28 Aug, 2009 |
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I think I finally successfully chained this morning. Through meditation, I entered a dream consciously. After a while the dream faded away and I became aware of physical body in bed. But I remained completely motionless, even when my body felt tingly, like there was electricity running through my body (which kind of hurt), and continued the lucid dream. I did this several time for at least an hour or two. I don’t remember exactly when I started.
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| Posted: Fri 28 Aug, 2009 |
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| Paroimia wrote: |
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I stay still and don't open my eyes but Its hard to see HI/SP |
When I chain I usually don't even notice I've entered the dream. Maybe I lose consciousness for a few seconds, not sure. No HI or SP, I mean
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| Posted: Sun 30 Aug, 2009 |
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From what i understand, this technique is fairly common. i've used it myself a number of times, but i find that if you continue to have beyond 3 or 4 lucid dreams, your memory of the first couple gets a little hazy.
For a similar technique, check out the lucidipedia channel on youtube. The guy refers to it as "dream hopping." it's for when a dream ends, but you're still asleep, so you kind of walk through blank dark space for a while and repeat to yourself that you're dreaming, and then try to imagine a surrounding. It's worked for me before...
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| Chaining a dream together |
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When i was young If I were to have a good dream and i would wake up i could "chain" my dreams together. I would just say " Im going to dream where I left off" and bygoing back to sleep I could keep going where I left off. Sorta like saving in video games. Any now I was lucid but never realized the potential. If I could learn this again I could keep my LD going even after I wake up!  . Any one was/is able to do this?
<mod>Merged from similar topic in General Lucidness.  </mod>
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| Posted: Fri 16 Oct, 2009 |
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This technique is known as DEILD - you can find a guide in the knowledge base.
Best of luck to you, and plenty of LD's ^^
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| Re: Chaining a dream together |
| Posted: Fri 16 Oct, 2009 |
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Yeah, I happen to have done it about 8 times this morning!! I haven't been that good at staying long periods of time in a LD so that made me better at chaining 
What I do is I wake up and don't move at all. I repeat to myself "The next time I dream I will remember to recognize I am dreaming" 5 times and then I'll just try to fall back asleep. I also got to a specific place like this, I wanted to teleport a girl to safety, to the top of a hill, but I woke up while doing it. I told myself "I will get back into the dream at the top of a hill" or something like that. Anyway, for me auto-suggestion + chaining rocks! Give it a try
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| Posted: Fri 16 Oct, 2009 |
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I tried a few times: i woke up, stayed still with eyes closed, remembered i just had a dream, and tried telling me i would go right back to sleep, and in a few seconds i would hear a WHAM!, all my body would be instantly crossed by a paralyzing/electrical wave, but i would still be awake, and no, it wasn't SP as i could move a minute after, while the sensation of pointy things on my skin lasted till then.
Another time i experienced HI too, and walked torwards a white light... to the same effect, feeling weird and numb but awake and able to move.
Someone can help me? Maybe i have to get back to sleep faster? (That is, not wasting teh few seconds i use into remembering the highlights of the previous dream?)
Current LD goal(s): Healing
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i tried it last night but i moved a little..very little. it was like i was in a dream but i was still awake...actually it was like i was looking at a dream and was still awake
i tried last night..but i had moved a little. and it was like i was looking at a dream from above, but was still awake. it also felt like i could see my real body...it was very strange. ima try it again tonight with auto suggestion.
wish me luck!
p.s. : i might have posted twice sorry
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