MarkR

Hello Everyone,
I just joined the Academy site yesterday, and I want to introduce myself to the group. I don't see any recent or current postings when I look at the dates here, so I guess I need to know before going any further, if this community is active and current. Just let me know and I can proceed to interact. Thanks!
MarkR
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4 Years

I have studied lucid dreaming for 4 years and tried every known technique, but can’t do it regularly.  I already remember 2-3 dreams a night on average, so recall isn’t the problem.  The “Fast Track” course didn’t tell me anything I hadn’t already heard before, and the hypnotic and subliminal tracks don’t play, so I feel kind of ripped off.  If I seem overly negative, that’s because my real life is miserable, so I NEED lucid dreaming.
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Just getting started

Hi everyone! I'm Alex. It's a pleasure to know you! I'm just getting started to lucid dream after being inactive in this community. I want to do this with your guidance because I need help with achieving my first lucid dream. I have bipolar disorder. And I also have a habit of using my phone at night, which I know is not good. So I need help with correcting that habit. I know that improving dream recall is the first step to lucid dreaming, so I will work on that as well. But ultimately, I hop...
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Hi everyone It’s great to read about all your experiences and the things you do to induce and improve lucid dreaming. @Boran

After three months of learning and trying day and night, I have not reached the point of experiencing lucidity myself. But I maintain the positive fighting spirit. Maybe you can help me makng a next step forward.

I seem to be stuck in step 1: poor dream recall. I come from zero dream recall…
After all my efforts I now squeeze out 3-4 small dreamfragments per week. And yet I seem to repeatedly take all the steps that I read in all the instructions and in the responses that I read on @raghav ‘s q...
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Good morning everyone. Once more last night i unfortunately hard a really hard time to fall asleep. @Rob

I experience what i believe was my longuest sleep paralysis so far. I was not affraid or anything but it still felt weird so here is what happened:


I went to bed but i kept moving in my bed because i could not fall asleep.

At a certain point, i perfectly remember that my conscient was perfectly awake but my body was asleep. I say this because when i am awake, i breath normaly but at that point my breathing was snoring.

I never snore when i am awake.

It has happened randomly in the past that my sn...
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