r/LucidDreaming

Hello, so I'm using MILD, I've learned to completely relax my body to the point where I don't feel it, after that I don't feel whether I'm breathing or not, and when the moment comes when I feel waves and vibration, even a slight twitching, but I can't breathe and my body starts hyperventilating on its own and I get thrown back, I've heard that you need to push through this moment but I can't manage to do it? Has anyone dealt with this?

So, last night I came really, *really* close to having a lucid dream. I was riding my motorcycle through my town, but my riding was a bit wobbly, so I took out my phone and messaged my aunt on Messenger to ask if this happened to be a lucid dream. Unfortunately, she replied "no," so I just kept riding :(

The night before that, I remember a figure in a dress floating in the air and mentioning something about lucid dreaming. Sadly, I didn't become lucid then either, but...

Themes of lucid dreaming have been popping up in my dreams two days in a row now. The dreams are getting increasingly vivid, too... After just over a month of lucid dreaming practice (albeit somewhat irregular), I’ve only had one lucid dream so far, but I feel like the next one is just around the corner...

In any case, I’m having a lot of fun recording my dreams and looking back at them—there’s been a lot going on.

I was thinking that if there is any other thing powerful like LD?

Comment if anyone knows.​

I’ve heard this a lot in the lucid dreaming community. People say that if you tell the people in your dreams that it’s a dream, they will become aggressive and things will go bad in the dream. I do this all of the time and I’ve never had a problem with it. I tell people in my dreams all the time that it’s a dream and they are always just like “oh ok” I’ve never had a negative experience doing this. It made me wonder if there’s a reason why I don’t have any issues when doing this but a lot of other lucid dreamers do. Does anyone else have this experience?

It’s my first day and I:

1. Remembered at least 60% of my dream
2. Intinctively (not intentionally) trying to pinch my nose in the dream
3. Waking up immediately before touching my nose
4. Going online and searched for what to do next briefly after waking up, then followed through and actually got 15 second-ish (idk) full body vibrations before snapping back cuz i was too excited
5. I was planning to do the dream journal thing but ig my mind forced my to do WILD instead

Any advice on what I should do next? Also any advice on how to cope with the adrenaline side effects (cuz I lost my sleep completely after the fact)

it's been 4 days since i don't dream ( i know we actually dream every night but we really don't remember them) and i tried anything, like putting a gentle alarm, no screen 20 minutes before going to sleep, staying still and closing my eyes when i wake up and asking myself what i was doing a moment ago but nothing, it's been 4 days now and the thing has really pissed me off. any expert or anyone that has a "fix" to this?

I really want to lucid dream again, and I get real close but it never happens. The other night I recognized I was in a dream. Even said it out loud because it was the only part of me that had become lucid. And my braid went " Ah well. Anyway-" and continued on with my dream like nothing ever happened.

Is there a way I can get it to stop doing that and allow me to lucid dream?