From: nick.argall@aplaceof.removedotcom.info.com   
      
   "Ulrich"  wrote in message   
   news:8049e79f.0409282356.120eba5d@posting.google.com...   
   > Hello everybody!   
   > I am a sort of beginner and until now had just a few pre-lucid dreams.   
   > Yesterday, while I was in bed during getting into sleep, I had a   
   > strange sensation. The sensation was, that somebody else would be in   
   > my beedroom and creeping towards me and then conducting some pressure   
   > at my back. I know that those kind of sensations happen, when one is   
   > let's say in a state somewhere between wakening and sleep. And I also   
   > heard, that from such an intermediate state it would be possible to   
   > pass directly into a lucid dream. But unfortunately I don't now how.   
   > So my question is, when I find myself in such a  intermediate state,   
   > how should I proceed in order to get forward to a lucid dream instead   
   > of awakening?   
      
   I actually aim for this type of 'intermediate state' when I want to do   
   dreamwork.  Having my conscious mind at my disposal is quite useful if you   
   have a specific objective to pursue.  Laura gave some good advice (as she   
   often does), you might also want to look in the FAQ for information about   
   'Wake-Induced Lucid Dream'   
      
      
      
   Nick   
      
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