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How to Have Lucid Dreams

How to Have Lucid Dreams
A lucid dream is a dream in which you, the dreamer, notice you are dreaming.
I've had quite a few lucid dreams and I've figured out a method to have them but *NOTE* it is very dificult to have a lucid dream and it takes a lot of practice but won't work most of the time but the end result is great.  These methods worked for me and I hope they work for you - I'm not responsible for bad use of this instructable (I can't see how though)
There are two types of lucid dreams in my opinion:
Full  - Where you control your actions and the how the dreams goes.
or
Incomplete  - Where you know you are dreaming however you can't control your actions.
Lets get started....
 
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Step 1Bad Sleep

Bad Sleep
If you're sleeping badly you have a great chance to have a lucid dream, here's how:
1) You are sleeping badly and wake up
2) Leave your eyes closed and stay where you are (you need to stay sleepy, it helps if you remember what you were dreaming about)
3)  Think about your bed, try to stay concentrated (you may lose track of reality but that's good)
4) You'll fall asleep and start dreaming almost immediately but remember, you are actually in your bed at home
5) Congratulations! You have taken the first step
Go to the next step to see another method, skip it if you want to see how to take control
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14 comments
Apr 19, 2012. 4:38 AMcoolo52 says:
i havent had lucid dreams in a while but i used to have them once a week
Apr 2, 2012. 5:28 PMabran5 says:
for a weird reason I treat people with respect in my lucid dreams as I do in real life.
Also I don't need to do reality checks I occurs to me that i'm dreaming
Aug 29, 2011. 11:06 PMtlegasse says:
I have been trying this for about a week now. Using guides and such. But all that has seemed to happen is I have better dream recall. I still feel like my dreams are pretty much going in a straight line and I can't even think differently than how my mind wants me to.
Aug 27, 2011. 6:50 AMwolpert101 says:
This is really cool when I was younger I could have these whenever I wanted but I didnt even know what they were called now my dreams predict the future.
Aug 18, 2011. 9:17 AMPlopX says:
Happened to me a couple nights ago, I dreamt my French teacher gave me a 12/20. I woke up, went to class to retrieve the same 12/20. It's amazing!

Since I've made researches and I'm actually trying to master my dreams.
It's pretty fast for me, of course I can't take the control but I'm easily aware when I'm dreaming. It's so interesting!

But I don't think your instructable actually bring much, though...

The really useful stuff is the tip on this page, I began this way.
Jun 7, 2011. 7:16 PMrimar2000 says:
I have had involuntarily several such dreams, called "duermevela" in Spanish.

They always taught me something.

They always were related to people from "the other side", friends who came to explain me very interesting things: the vision mechanism, details of the death passage, the Universe's Log, the human expression and communication, expected changes into universal constants, and things so.

Sadly, I have forgotten some of them. That of the death was very singular: "they" said me at first that I will forget completely and right away everything, because those details can not be disclosed. And really, I "woke up" wondering, but don't remembering why...
Jun 22, 2011. 4:54 AMrimar2000 says:
Alguna vez escribí algunos, tal vez buscando en archivos viejos pueda encontrarlos. Me acuerdo de algunas partes, también podría intentar escribirlos de nuevo. Son realmente notables.

I once wrote some of them, perhaps looking at old files i could find them. I remember some parts, could also try writing again. They are really notable.
Jun 24, 2011. 8:10 AMrimar2000 says:
El de la muerte fue uno de los primeros (o el primero, no estoy seguro). Lo curioso fue que me fueron confiados los detalles de la "interfaz", o sea del pasaje a la otra vida, con la advertencia previa de que me los olvidaría antes de despertar, y así ocurrió. La idea era tranquilizar mi curiosidad, nada más. Fue bastante breve, sacando el tiempo que pueda haber durado la explicación, la cual no recuerdo.

The lucid dream of death was one of the first (or the first, not sure). The funny thing was that I was entrusted the details of the "interface" or the passage to the afterlife, with the warning that I forget them before I wake, and it did. The idea was to satisfy my curiosity, nothing more. It was fairly short, taking the time to have lasted the explanation, which I do not remember.
Jun 15, 2011. 3:40 PMuberdreww says:
i have had many dreams that just seam like a normal day and then like a week after i have that dream it happens in real life, and all of the details are exactly the same as where in my dream

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