Lucid Dreaming: A Beginnerâs Guide On How To Control Your Dreams by Austin Knight
Author:Austin Knight
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-10-29T07:00:00+00:00
The first DILD is Cycle Adjustment
Technique. (CAT). This was developed
by a lucid dreamer in Britain by the
name of Daniel Love. This technique is
simple and involves adjusting the time
you wake up every day. This naturally
influences the chemistry in your body
which will in turn increase your
consciousness during REM sleep.
Dream signs are something that
everyone has. Lucid dreamers are able
to recognize them more easily. A dream
sign is a clue that lets the dreamer know they are in an altered reality. As time goes on and you are able to increase
your awareness of dream signs, you â ll
find it easier to have spontaneous lucidity in dreams.
Meditation and dream incubation are
two techniques that aid in lucid
dreaming. Easy breathing and guided
meditation tips can be found online and mastering those will help improve lucid dreaming. Meditation aids in
visualization and self-awareness, which will lead to your ability to incubate your desired dream themes.
The fourth type of DILD is Mnemonic
Induction of Lucid Dreams. For all
intents and purposes, we will use the
acronym MILD. This is a method created
by Dr. LaBerge and it combines several
of the individual DILD skills we are outlining here. MILD involves dream
recall or journaling, reality checks,
visualization and affirmations, which are self-hypnosis.
Next are reality checks. Performing
one of these while awake means you are
questioning your conscious experience
even though you know you are awake.
Reality checks in the dream world are an entirely different experience and
provides a different type of revelation.
Self-hypnosis provides a myriad of
application in terms of personal
development. Self-hypnosis is usually
attained through meditation and
affirmation. This form of technique is quite a challenging technique and will
require a lot of practice.
Subliminal Induction of Lucid
Dreams (SILD) affect your conscious
perception. Subliminal inductions are
images that flash by too quickly for the waking brain to comprehend them.
However, the subconscious is great at
catching these.
The last subgroup for DILDs is Wake
Back to Bed, which is another sleep
cycle adjustment. With WBTB, you will
create a period of wakefulness early in the morning, before going back to bed.
This will improve dream recall and
promotes greater consciousness within your dreams.
You can use one or any variation of
all eight methods listed above to help
spring yourself into DILDs. As
mentioned at the beginning of the
chapter, DILDs tend to happen naturally.
These steps are simply something to be
used to help get you into lucid dreaming.
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