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How to lucid dream?

How is it possible that i had lucid dream yesterday?

  • well yesterday i was feeling sleepy but not that sleepy though ... i think i shut my eyes after 3 or 7 minutes after laying down on the bed. i didnt have any intentions of lucid dreaming at all.. i have never tried it before too but i have read about lucid dreaming a few weeks ago. well in that lucid dream , i was standing/walking outside it like bronze/black and white/ faded colour kinda place. but i think its like a street but theres a forest nearby it ... i realize i was dreaming in that lucid dream and i was amaze that i know i was dreaming and i think i started exploring just walking actually then i wanted to wake up/like stoplucid dreaming , i tried pinching myself but it didnt work then i think i tried something else to get out..but it didnt work also , so i started walking then suddenly i was awake .. how was it possible that i lucid dream cuz i saw some sites , and they say that u have to concetrate and all...but all i do wasjust went to sleep...i heard it was easy for kids to lucid dream but im 19 years old .... and i have to admit it was fun to lucid dream but i also saw some article its dangerous to lucid dream ..it can turn into a nightmare or you cant get out ?????????

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    Well, I've experienced spontaneous lucid dreaming ever since I can remember. So, I think it just depends on your state of mind before you go to sleep. Obviously all these exercises that books about lucid dreaming are doing is just bringing you into a certain state of mind that makes it easier for you to experience them. Also, if you have any more trouble waking up from a lucid dream, try wiggling your pinkies. It sounds crazy, I know. It's a trick I read in a book about out of body experiences, but it works for me in lucid dreaming as well. :) Also, I have never heard of lucid dreaming being dangerous either ... It can't possibly be any more dangerous than any other kind of dream. As a matter of fact it should be more safe because YOU are controlling it, right? Don't let some random article scare you. Fear is your greatest enemy in life. Never let it get the best of you!

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Well, I've experienced spontaneous lucid dreaming ever since I can remember. So, I think it just depends on your state of mind before you go to sleep. Obviously all these exercises that books about lucid dreaming are doing is just bringing you into a certain state of mind that makes it easier for you to experience them. Also, if you have any more trouble waking up from a lucid dream, try wiggling your pinkies. It sounds crazy, I know. It's a trick I read in a book about out of body experiences, but it works for me in lucid dreaming as well. :) Also, I have never heard of lucid dreaming being dangerous either ... It can't possibly be any more dangerous than any other kind of dream. As a matter of fact it should be more safe because YOU are controlling it, right? Don't let some random article scare you. Fear is your greatest enemy in life. Never let it get the best of you!

Gem

Sometimes it just happens spontaneously. What's hard is trying to make it happen on purpose... I've had 3 lucid dreams myself in my life so far, and while I've tried my darnest to trigger them, my successes were all accidental, when I wasn't trying at all. I've never heard of how lucid dreaming can be dangerous; nightmares might disturb you but they won't physically hurt you any... and if anyone got trapped in a dream, how would they have ever been able to get that fact out to the waking world so that somebody could write about it in a book or on the internet? If it's truly lucid, you can turn the dream from bad to fun at will.

LeonKrahe

Sometimes it just happens spontaneously. What's hard is trying to make it happen on purpose... I've had 3 lucid dreams myself in my life so far, and while I've tried my darnest to trigger them, my successes were all accidental, when I wasn't trying at all. I've never heard of how lucid dreaming can be dangerous; nightmares might disturb you but they won't physically hurt you any... and if anyone got trapped in a dream, how would they have ever been able to get that fact out to the waking world so that somebody could write about it in a book or on the internet? If it's truly lucid, you can turn the dream from bad to fun at will.

LeonKrahe

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