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How Anyone
Can Try Lucid Dreaming?
Lucid Dreaming or Conscious Dreaming is
the art of being aware that one is actually dreaming. In simple
words, while in dream, you are aware that all the events are not
happening in fact, or “It’s Just A Dream!” kind of situation. There
is certain amount of control you can exercise while lucid
dreaming, which is not the case in normal dreams. The power of
having complete control over the direction of your dreams is
something straight out of metaphysical existence. Suddenly, all the
limitations you ever felt in life just cease to exist.
But is it as simple as it looks like? Can
everyone experience lucid dreaming and bring to life what
otherwise seems difficult in real life?
In fact, lucid dreaming is not too
difficult an ask. If you are determined to learn this powerful
medium of expressing your inner desires, a little practice can do
wonders. The next few paragraphs will set you firmly on the path to
lucid dreaming.
Foremost, you must be absolutely clear about
your objective in trying to master the art of lucid dreaming.
Do you just want to have your own private playground in the form of
lucid dreams, or there is some specific reason for developing this
skill? Whatever may be the reason, it should be crystal clear in
your mind.
Then starts the actual process of learning
this art. Firstly, you need to learn a process, called Dream Recall,
i.e., recalling a dream you had the previous night. Unless you
remember a dream, you can’t achieve the stage of lucid dreaming.
The process is slow. It can be achieved by maintaining a Dream
Recall Register in which you enter as many details as you can
remember about your dreams daily. Slowly but surely, you’ll realize
that you can remember even the most vivid details of your dreams.
Periodic reality checks during the course of dreaming will train
your mind to be aware in dreams. Your mind is now conditioned for
lucid dreaming.
While in a lucid dream, it may happen that
suddenly, you are wide-awake. However, with the power that you have
attained so far, you’ll be easily able to recollect all the
important details of the dream. Now, just try to relax and sleep
again, while continuing the dream with the desired directions. When
you wake up, you’ll realize the real power of conscious dreaming you
just experienced the night before.
Another great way to have lucid dreams is to
go back to sleep for a couple of hours after you wake up in the
morning. These dreams are the closest to lucid dreams as they leave
you wondering if they were actually dreams or your thoughts
manifested in the form of a purported event. You can easily set an
alarm to go off a couple of hours before your scheduled wake-up
time. And when the alarm sounds, just wake-up, switch it off, and go
to sleep in order to enjoy lucid dreams.
In this regard, it’s extremely useful to keep
track of your sleeping patterns so as to discover the best time to
have lucid dreams.
You must understand that learning the art of
lucid dreaming is a time consuming process. Initially, you
may experience the feelings of waging a losing battle. However,
perseverance and determination would see you through your struggle.
Lucid dreaming can actually help you
fight sleeping disorders, like apnoea. Whenever you are struggling
to sleep at the normal sleeping hours, you just need to tell your
mind that sleeping equals lucid dreaming, and your mind will take
care of all the thoughts that are preventing you from falling
asleep.
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