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  • Dream Induced Lucid Dreams (DILDs) are lucid dreams where the practitioner comes to a realization

  • that he or she is dreaming. DILDs are the most commonly experienced lucid

  • dreams because they stem from the most basic approach. They are controlled by the cognitive

  • functions within the brain. Lucidity can be onset by asking the question,

  • "Am I dreaming?". Consequently, a reality check is performed

  • as a test to validate this question. The key to mastering DILDs rests in executing

  • routine reality checks throughout each day while encountering unusual experiences, dream

  • signs, or dream anchors. Additionally, strengthening self-awareness

  • will facilitate in achieving more frequent and spontaneous DILDs.

  • Dream Recall.

  • Upon awakening from sleep, record every specific detail from every dream that you can remember.

  • At first, it may be difficult to even remember a part of one dream.

  • With practice, your dream recall will become increasingly better.

  • The brain is like a muscle that can be strengthened through training.

  • Reality Checks.

  • A reality check is a method the practitioner uses to test whether or not he or she is dreaming.

  • Throughout the day, sincerely ask yourself the question.

  • "Am I dreaming?". Perform a reality check as a test.

  • Dream Signs.

  • Dream signs are elements that occur frequently throughout one's dreams and/ or waking life.

  • Make note of any common or reoccurring dream signs in your dream journal.

  • Whenever these dream signs reoccur either in your daily life or in your dream, sincerely

  • perform a reality check.

  • Dream Anchors.

  • Dream anchors are typical tasks performed frequently and consistently throughout one's

  • everyday life. These tasks are almost like second-nature

  • to us and we usually perform them without thought or awareness from day to day.

  • Before performing an everyday anchor, sincerely perform a reality check.

  • Follow closely to the following information, as I will describe a thorough method to successfully

  • performing a DILD. The DILD techniques are not time-consuming tasks and anyone wishing

  • to see fast results should be consistent and thoughtful with their efforts throughout the

  • day. It is important to note that before attempting

  • a DILD, the practitioner should possess adequate dream recall skills.

  • Wake up 5 to 6 hours after going to sleep. Upon awakening perform a reality check.

  • It is important to ensure that you have not experienced a false awakening.

  • Reflect on all of the dreams from throughout the night. (record a brief summary in a dream

  • journal). Dream recall is crucial here; It is very important

  • to remember as many specific dream details as possible.

  • Get back in bed thirty to sixty minutes after awakening.

  • Lie in bed and repeat calmly but intently, "The next time that I'm dreaming, I will realize

  • that I'm dreaming." Repeat this to yourself numerous times.

  • Incubate an intended dream environment. Sometimes it is best to incubate the most

  • recent and easily recollected dream.

  • As you drift off into sleep, continue to visualize yourself entering the dream.

  • Affirm that you will become lucid the next time you fall asleep.

  • You have to want it, feel it, taste it, as if your life depended on it.

  • You should doubt nothing, but reassure everything. You may even want to count up in your head,

  • "1... I'm dreaming, 2... I'm dreaming, 3... I'm dreaming, " , and so on.

  • After a few minutes of this, you may just want to let yourself go to sleep.

  • While attempted to fall asleep, don't think too much or you might become frustrated and

  • not be able to sleep. You need to relax the mind and stay calm.

  • When you wake again, perform a reality check. Are you dreaming?

  • If so, you might need to implement stabilization techniques.

  • When you wake again, perform another reality check.

  • Are you dreaming? If not, record the experience in a dream journal.

  • Construct specific objectives necessary to accomplish future goals.

  • I am providing you with the tools necessary to successfully onset a Dream Induced Lucid

  • Dream. If you follow through with the techniques

  • provided throughout this guide, you will undoubtedly experience a successful DILD within one to

  • two weeks of practice. Do not take my information for granted, as

  • I am offering you knowledge necessary to access one of the most profound experiences achievable

  • by the conscious mind; to depart from the egoistic self and to find liberation from

  • its boundaries; to unlock the secrets contained within the endless depths of the subconscious

  • mind. This power is in your reach, the unmatched

  • power of the conscious mind through lucid dreaming.

Dream Induced Lucid Dreams (DILDs) are lucid dreams where the practitioner comes to a realization

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明晰夢-DILDチュートリアルの方法を学ぶ (Learn How to Lucid Dream—DILD Tutorial)

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    Hhart Budha に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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