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How do you lucid dream?
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I really want to do this and see how much of my dream i can control. Could someone please tell me step by step tutorial on how do actually do it.

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Lay in bed, don't move at all, and have a clear mind.
Don't think about anything too hard, try not to think at all, just close your eyes and lay there. Once you begin to get a little bit itchy, you'll know it's working. You also might hear some noises, for example, when I did it, I heard a piece of paper dropping. Soon enough, you'll be asleep and your body will be awake and you'll be able to fly out of your body. That's what I remember when reading about lucid dreaming.
And the most important thing about lucid dreaming is to have a DREAM JOURNAL. Get a composition book, or any other notebook, and start writing down all the dreams you've had right when you wake up. Go over your dream journal at times, and read about your dreams, it'll help. Sorry I don't know much, that's all I really remember.
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ThankYou.
Much Respect.
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Lucid dreaming sounds good. But I think it could do something to you if you did something whilst you where dreaming. And maybe wake up but it's effected you in a way.

Just my opinion.
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RossHD wrote Lucid dreaming sounds good. But I think it could do something to you if you did something whilst you where dreaming. And maybe wake up but it's effected you in a way.

Just my opinion.

Yeah, does lucid dreaming have any sort of negative effect to it? It sounds awesome to do haha
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DaxtonCase wrote
RossHD wrote Lucid dreaming sounds good. But I think it could do something to you if you did something whilst you where dreaming. And maybe wake up but it's effected you in a way.

Just my opinion.

Yeah, does lucid dreaming have any sort of negative effect to it? It sounds awesome to do haha


I have been lucid dreaming for almost a year now i haven't experienced any negative side effects and to be honest it has made me an all round happy person. The worst thing that can happen is when you start if you have a nightmare and you have no clue what your doing shit can get scary
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there you go 172 pages of pure fun
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SheriffMeow wrote
DaxtonCase wrote
RossHD wrote Lucid dreaming sounds good. But I think it could do something to you if you did something whilst you where dreaming. And maybe wake up but it's effected you in a way.

Just my opinion.

Yeah, does lucid dreaming have any sort of negative effect to it? It sounds awesome to do haha


I have been lucid dreaming for almost a year now i haven't experienced any negative side effects and to be honest it has made me an all round happy person. The worst thing that can happen is when you start if you have a nightmare and you have no clue what your doing **** can get scary
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