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   I haven't tried any of those options, but probably I think a little more   
   about dreaming during the day than most other people. Perhaps that kind of   
   acts as of reality test. I don't have lucid dreams in the sense that I'm in   
   total control, but sometimes (once a week?)  I realize that I'm dreaming and   
   try things out. Sometimes I can fly, sometimes not, or I get caught in   
   electric high voltage wires. So that is not total control. I have these   
   dreams mostly when I have difficulty sleeping and fall asleep after 4:00 am.   
   Not to be recommended.   
      
   Hans   
      
      
   "Ree"  schreef in bericht   
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   >I admit I don't get on here very ofter, but it seems there is rarely   
   > any talk about lucid dreams which is what this group is about, right?   
   >   
   > Every few months I find a new book on lucid dreaming and read it,   
   > hoping that it will unlock all those doors inside and maybe I'll   
   > actually start having some lucid dreams. I do, but not as often or as   
   > deep as i'd like. Maybe I just don't work at it hard enough. Last year   
   > I tried the technique of telling yourself several times during the day   
   > that you are dreaming, and imagining it to be a dream. Or doing the   
   > tests. Reality set in, and those tests got further and further apart.   
   > I guess that's my problem. Not enough follow through.   
   >   
   > Is there someone out there that is lucid dreaming from those   
   > techniques? I guess i need some people input (from people actually   
   > interested in lucid dreaming and not ads or x-rated plugs) rather than   
   > just book input. Any ideas? Any discussions?   
   >   
   > Ree   
      
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