So I was having a lucid dream (I think) last knight, and I was in the army in WWII and we were fighting some Germans or something…but I could feel my real body during the dream. I could hear the fan outside of my bedroom, and I could feel my real-life eyes shut tight. 
If I wanted, I could open my real-life eyes and wake up, but then I would just fall asleep and re-enter my dream, do some reality checks, and become lucid again. This happened three or four times at least. Can you normally feel your real-life body and hear real-life noises while LDing?
It is normal if you are sleeping lightly.
Oh, OK. That would also explain why I kept waking up and could hear real-life sounds, I guess. Thx
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Great post, you helped me on my way to becoming lucid.
I’m still new to Lucid Dreaming, but on my 2nd one I was able to fly. I did it just by knowing I could, clearing doubt and letting go. Focus on your intention and know that in your dreams anything is possible. You have no limitations, you’re in control. Picture or say where you want to go and let it happen.
Worked for me, good luck on your journey 
Can someone recommend me an alarm that turns itself off after a minute or so to help me with WBTB + WILD?
Preferably an application for the Android phone, but computer ones are ok too, I guess… that just means I’ll have to lug my laptop from its normal location next to my bed. ^__^;
Hi Guys, I have looked alot everywhere but maybe I have missed it so here are a few of my questions…
How can you make yourself spin around in a NON LD??
And when you RC, do you DO IT or imagine your’e doing it?? I do it quite religiously all day long but never in a Dream.
Cheers Guys, Always feel better gettin my feet back out form under my elbows ! 
Well, if you are in a ND, you can’t willingly spin or do anything else unless you become lucid or you dream for whatever reason that you’re doing it.
You mean in RL? If so, I actually do them. I pinch my nose, I poke my hand, I look at my fingers… Eventually, you will do it in a ND (since you do it so many time in RL, you start dreaming about it) and if it works, it will trigger lucidity.
Hope that helped 
Yes it did thanks ;0;0
i play techno music alot and i hear it in my dreams
Does being lucid in dreams “ruin” the process of putting short term memory to long term memory or any other function? Because if you become lucid, then wont you be using your brains to work again as in waking life; therefore, halting the process? (Sorry for my english, not my strong language)
While in REM sleep our brains work almost as much as when we are awake. Being lucid only adds awareness to the dream. I’ve never heard anything about the memory thing… there are a few lucid dreamers here that ONLY have lucid dreams, all night long, and I’m sure they don’t have any problems with their memory 
Thanx for this long post (I think I’m not creative enough to write so much 
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I’m pretty new and it’s good to have a start point.
Hi. I’ve been trying WILD for at least 40 times and no LDs. I’ve tried in naps, midnights and when I go to sleep. Today I relaxed and waited for 2 hours with my body feeling numb. I had some sinking like sensation but no transition. I do a reality check every time I wake up so I think there is no FAs. Why? Sorry for my bad English
I’d say that you’re either trying at the wrong time awake or you are too awake. It sounds like you’re trying the WILD method, which can only be done at certain times when you fall straight into REM sleep as you fall asleep. This only occurs during afternoon naps, using the WBTB technique, or if you have certain polyphasic sleep schedules. WILD does not work when first going to bed at night. Although, from your post, this seems like it might not be the case.
With WILD, you need to actually trick your body to fall asleep without making your mind fall asleep either. One problem people often have is that they keep their mind too awake, not tricking the body to actually fall asleep. Even when crossing over into hypnagogia, focusing too much on the hypnagogic sensations that appear before you can make them disappear.
Obviously I can’t pinpoint the exact problem, but I hope this can help you achieve lucidity! Good luck!
Is it true that you have an extremely headache when you wake up from a lucid dream?
No. I have never woken up with a headache, unless I had the flu. I have never heard of this before on this forum or the chat either.
Thank you for answer 
. I didn’t hear that from here. I heard it from a foreign site like urbandictionary. They were saying “Your brain creating something while it must rest so you have a headache when you wake up.” I wanted to know is it true.
Well, I have another question. (I don’t know why I didn’t ask this same post before this). Do you have to review your dream journal before you go to bed?
No, but if you want to remember your dreams as well as possible, it is a good thing to keep the dream journal close to your bed and write in it in the morning. I usually use my phone to write keywords into, and sometimes read my own dreams before sleep simply for inspiration.
There are many different ways to get a lucid dream. You can find information about a lot of them in this forum. Different things work for different people. 