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Lucid Dreaming TechniquesBeginner's Guide To Lucid DreamingTable of ContentsPREFACEDREAMING EXPLAINED"I never dream anyway."Why do we dream? What do dreams mean? WHAT IS LUCID DREAMING?"I Can't Control My Dreams.""Are Lucid Dreams Related To PSI Phenomena?" "How Long Does It Take To Learn How To Dream Lucidly?" "I Think I Do This Naturally. Does This Happen?" "I Had [dream], Was I Lucid?" Possible Dangers of Lucid DreamingAlienationAddiction Dissociation Controversial: Creating Bad Habits or Becoming a Control Freak Controversial: Accidentally Encountering "Spiritual" Entities Similar Techniques RECALLING YOUR DREAMS"I Sometimes Remember More Dreams Than The Time I Was Asleep Could Allow. How Is This Possible?""In What Order Should I Write My Dreams?" INDUCTION TECHNIQUESPreliminaryWaking Up and Getting To Sleep Reality Checks
WBTB(Wake-Back-To-Bed)
WILD (Wake-Initiation of Lucid Dreams) Hypnagogic Imagery Counting Incubating Dreams Chaining Dreams VILD (Visual Induction of Lucid Dreams) "I tried to visualise the dream until I fell asleep, but I just stayed awake. What went wrong?" LILD CAT (Cycle Adjustment Technique) Tibetan Methods Other Techniques Other Methods Food and Drink Gadgets Useful "In Dream" TechniquesDream StabilizationRecovering From Lost Visuals Getting Objects Into Your Dream What You Can Do
ConclusionDREAMING EXPLAINEDEach night, we spend about one and a half to two hours dreaming. We dream about once every 90 minutes of sleep. The time you spend in dreams becomes longer throughout the night, from about 10 minutes to around 45 minutes or slightly longer. But what happens when we sleep? There are five stages of sleep: four stages of NREM (Non-REM) sleep, also called SWS (Slow-Wave Sleep), and one stage of REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep. The most vivid dreams, and therefore the ones we remember the most, occur during REM sleep (though we dream in other stages too). One sleep cycle is roughly 90 minutes long.
- (NREM) During stage 2, the body gradually shuts down, and brain waves become larger.
- (REM) During REM sleep, some parts of the brain are nearly as active as while awake. In this stage, your eyes flicker rapidly (hence the acronym Rapid Eye Movement). Your body is paralyzed, probably to prevent you from acting out your dreams. After the REM state, you sometimes wake briefly. This is usually forgotten by the time you wake up in the morning. If you don't wake up, you go to stage 2. ... And The Best Part Is That You Can Be Reading This e-Book In Less Than 90 Seconds From Now!That's right! No more waiting for the mailman to come to your door 7-10 days later.. You can start reading this book instantly!It doesn't matter if it's 2 AM in the morning, you'll be downloading and reading "Lucid Dreaming Techniques" within just a few minutes. There's absolutely no risk to you - so what are you waiting for?
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