DILD Tutorial - Dream Induced Lucid Dream - How to DILD

[@mithrandir4288]

What I try to do for reality checks, is try to remember what I did 20 mins, 1 hour or 2 hours ago. I also check the difference in my vision with or without my glasses

[@mithrandir4288]

However i have trouble remembering to do reality checks throughout the day. any tips for that?

[@Gurpefy]

put sticky notes around ur house or set an alarm on your phone called "Reality check" stuff like that

[@Gurpefy]

@teddybear subliminals I was just recommending that one method. I look at my hand and I have a noticeable scar and I use that. You can also use any beauty marks or something like that

[@OLIV3R-]

@teddybear subliminals once a lesson starts or ends I do a reality check that reminds me

[@tore2737]

That’s much better than the finger through palm

[@m1randa638]

The reality checks that work best for me are always "Do I remember waking up this morning?" "What did I have for breakfast?" Etc, etc.

[@merxofficial1756]

M1RANDA I try to poke my right finger through my right hand usually

[@jade7837]

After 1 month of trying to lucid dream through MILD and WILD, I finally had my first lucid dream unintentionally through DILD! :)

[@iresineherb7]

I'll try it

[@doitanywayz]

You're one of the very few youtubers who consider reality checks a more advanced way of lucid dreaming. In most tutorials it's said to be a must and as equally important as journaling. However I've found that I can do WBTB successfully without having to do reality checks all day. For me it seems that using mantras as I'm going asleep gives me the mental awareness for dreaming to get lucidity. From my small experience with lucid dreaming, dream journaling is definitely more important.

[@Tipharot]

Absolutely. While I think everyone should really be doing reality checks anyway if they're serious about lucid dreaming (since why neglect anything that increases your chances?) - the 80/20 principle applies. 20% of the things you do to lucid dream will get you 80% of your lucid dreams, and the other 80% will only get you 20% of them. So focusing on the 20% that get the results is going to be more productive for a beginner - which is stuff like WBTB, MILD, FILD etc. :)

[@cbtrippin]

The way he went in front of the camera at the beginning made me laugh

[@wyldegi]

josefin g lol settle down

[@qakuh]

josefin g I know right ghee

[@lupddup]

Back and forth

[@NikitaWolf1776]

I think I did this once. I was doing something I don't remember what, when I noticed stuff all of a sudden didn't look right, I blinked and everything went back to normal. I shook it off at first, but it kept happening. After a while I deduced that I was dreaming.

[@HellsSaints]

I haven't ever had hypnosis work for me. I'm the analytical type, I know exactly all the little tricks to use to bring someone under, and so I've never been under myself, to my knowledge. However, last night, because I generally have a better experience with hypnosis tracks where of the hypnotist is someone am I developed a rapport with, like a KZbin personality like yourself, I decided to give your 20 minute lucid dreaming hypnosis track a try. I didn't go under, but I did find that when I meditated after the session, I finally found meditation kind of easy. Thoughts seemed farther away and my breathing seemed closer and more present. Still haven't had my first lucid dream, probably because I regularly partake in a rem suppressant. But I have no worries and I'm on my way. Thanks again sir, greetings from Detroit.

[@astriverofstrengthandknowledge]

It’s hard to shift my conscience mindset to act as if I really am dreaming in a frequent manner. It almost always acts on autopilot and subtly shifts me back into a carefree state of my surroundings.

[@robotics4572]

I had a lucid dream tonight because of this, i dont quite remember how i got lucid but i think i saw my dog doing something weird and automatically knew that it was probably a dream so i did a reality check and it worked, thank you

[@Tipharot]

Happy to help!

[@ranveerkissoondoyal]

My first and only lucid dream was when i realised that all of this is incredibly wierd, it has to be a dream and then it just clicked, i knew i was dreaming and to test, told my self i was gonna fly and i did ! I couldnt control flying too well and ended up waking up... the excitement was overwhelming cause i didnt even know about lucid dreaming. Your channel is very helpful.

[@NikitaWolf1776]

I''be actually done this before I just started looking around and stuff started looking weird when I blinked my eyes in the dream suddenly everything was normal again. Eventually I caught on that I was dreaming.

[@thefishoftruth235]

Ive had 3 lucid dreams which all were DILD. The 1st 2 i just noticed something off about the dream, the 3rd i did a reality check instinctively and noticed i had 4 fingers

[@michalbuchman3577]

2:35 yeah, I had a dream where I was going on toilet, but I couldn't switch the light on. I just touht it's broken and I said it to my father who just said he know, buthe can't fix it now. Then I tried to do an reality check before using the toilet(it's a very good habit😂) but then my brother came and said "what are you doing I'm waiting" so I did not do it. It was like my brain was trying to stop me from noticing it was a dream. Is it possible?

[@tres-2b299]

Dont know but probably not maybe its just a coincidence

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

Maybe the dream was preventing u

[@kagamihyozuki5076]

My dreams is too fast , but i always remember what happened and I still can't control

[@adigenix]

I have aphantasia so I can’t do a lot of techniques, and I don’t have most of my senses in dreams

[@-r1ch0-16]

i used the rc with holding my noise and try to breath and this is was exactly happened with just doing them fast. but i was very suprised that i made the rc in my dream the second day when i started doing them

[@se3rsha]

I think i like DILD best out of all other techniques, im terrified of experiencing sleep paralysis so i dont even try WILD lmao, plus i think its really easy to remember to just do reality checks throughout the day

[@TylerDunphy]

I got a dild after weeks of reality checks. I actually didn’t directly do it through reality checks though, I had a possession and realized that it had broken weeks ago. I was confused, then looked at my hand to check after that and sure enough I had like 11 fingers.

[@zenystygt6444]

wtf 11

[@zenystygt6444]

what possession

[@tomruss2477]

All 4 of my lucid dreams have been dild LOL

[@zenystygt6444]

uve been doing reality chcks?

[@Altsu-wu8zr]

Everytime I have a dream and do DILD, when i realise that im in a dream i hear a super loud ringin sound in my ears for a while and this is a problem because a lot of the time it causes me to wake up or even get into sleep paralysis for a while, since im new at this stuff all of this is pretty scary. Does anyone have an answer as to why this happens? Allthough last night i was succesfully able to overcome this and pass into my second ever lucid dream, i would still be pleased if anyone knew what the hell is going on with this ringing sound. TIA

[@sombodu728]

It would be fun to be in sleep paralysis

[@lastdogstanding7723]

Try and control the ringing because you can do anything in lucid dreams and i have not experienced this also if you go into sleep paralysis then calm down and hold your breath

[@harrynicola268]

It is funny because when i had my first lucid dream it started off as a dream, but i realised that it was too realistic for me to be in my school and then i did the finger count reality check technique but it failed and then i checked my phone and the colours were inverted and the numbers kept changing and then boom i could control the dream lol

[@oscwavcommentaccount]

This is probably the most basic method of lucid dreaming and I like it because I don't have to wake up at night.

[@oscwavcommentaccount]

Also this is the first method I tried (and still trying).

[@loriscolangeli6142]

@@oscwavcommentaccount keep trying, ive been doing it for about 2 weeks. I didnt have a lucid dream but i can say 100% sure ive made progress and that it DOES work if you simply keep practicing

[@yeeted5562]

i've been dreaming so consciously that i feel like every single dream i had are lucid dreams. i even stay conscious and remember almost all of the dream. so does that count as lucid dreams??

[@Blissed12]

CHIP BOI no you have to know your dreaming in the dream

[@chelzi7459]

Once you're aware that you are dreaming, therefore you are lucid

[@truedetectiveseason1494]

I’m pretty sure all my lucid dreams have been DILD, along with Wake Back to Bed.

[@spicylemon6143]

how do i do reality checks if i cant control my dreams??

[@giacomoborso1928]

Since your practicing reality checks often it becomes a habit, that habit will show up when you have dreams, and its not completely about control its about you being aware in the dream

[@thefunway123]

Hey tipharot can dild be used solely to induce lucid dreams? Because I really can't use techniques like WILD or WTBTB( dunno if I got that right ) as I have trouble falling back asleep after waking up. so can I just say use some mantras before sleeping and perform reality checks throughout the day to ensure lucidity in my dreams?

[@zenystygt6444]

@@user-fd6ik7ws1j lol wtf waa that is that true story?

[@عمرالعروج-ك2ذ]

I did the ssild lucid dream but when i was in i so my alaveter at the 4 floor but we don't have a 4 floor so i said im dreaming then i did 2 reality checks and i tried to close my nose and breath but i couldn't breath and i tried to poke my finger in my palm and i didn't get in then i didn't get lucid Why the reality checks didn't work?

[@mayowaolowu231]

my two lucid dreams were dild but I wanna have a mild successfully. I watched your video on it like 8 times and I have trouble not drifting off to sleep as I repeat the mantra. I've been trying to mild for 2 months. please help!

[@Tipharot]

It's okay to drift off to sleep while repeating the mantra. That's absolutely fine :) In fact most people suggest to do that: To keep performing the mantra until you drift off to sleep. If you're still not having lucid dreams, then it's likely you're not in the REM stage when you're performing MILD. The REM stage is necessary for lucid dreams to happen, so try adjusting the amount of time you sleep before performing the method. 6 hours works for most people, but it might be 6 hours 30 minutes for you for example. Hope this helps!

[@mayowaolowu231]

thanks! I'll try tonight and get back to you on it!

[@zenystygt6444]

@@Tipharot what do u mean like isleep in 12 and wake up in 5 and do that?but before i sleep should i do mantra?

[@uumatter_0106]

I do reality checks all the time. I meditate to subliminals every evening. And I wake myself up after 6 hrs of sleep and stay up for ca. 3 min. Then I do mild but fall asleep after a few moments and only to the mantra stuff for like 20 sec. Also I do dream journaling, but on my phone. I only had 5 Lds so far and couldnt achieve anything although one was so long I quitted it because I was scared that something would happen to me in the real world. What am I doing wrong? I can only remember 1 dream per night but I did dream journaling for like 5 month.

[@greeblu9829]

Consistent

[@ograkthemonkeyhunter2743]

You have to believe you can do something. I believed i can fly when it wasnt working, and i flew!

[@soul23110]

How much time average is this supposed to take? I’ve been trying for a couple of days and nothing

[@ShimNimbus]

summer roses some people take months to have there first lucid dream, I personally have been practicing lucid dreaming for over 1 month now and have had about 10ish

[@fatherofdragons5477]

Trying every day, meditating doing reality checks often or think ''am I dreaming''??????????????????????

[@walterk4596]

WavyMish I got my first lucid dream on day 1

[@916ant]

4 years old, ah man, it's gonna be patched already.

[@zenystygt6444]

do u mean when u lucid dream u will wake up where u are?

[@a-train3808]

Who's here watching from 2013?

[@星-t1f]

It’s actually Dream INITIATED lucid dream there are two types of lucid dreams WILDS and DILDS and WILD stands for Wake initiated lucid dream.

[@salmanaden6999]

1:41 You sure about that? I got a screwdriver next me rn 🤔🤔😏

[@helenheggadon6324]

Is there a difference between having a lucid dream and just being aware that you are dreaming? I’ve has a couple of dreams where I realise i am dreaming. Then I wake up. I can last a bit longer each time but I always wake up within a min or so. How can I ‘hold’ the dream for longer? Thanks

[@HassanAhmed-rf9xr]

@Unknown 123 it doesnt work

[@joepboon5771]

Hey, im new to lucid dreaming. Id love to try dild technique because wild seems to risky for me. I have a question about it, you say that if ur reality checks are wierd like your finger through your palm, your dreaming. But how are you supposed to do those in your dream? I dont usually realise if im dreaming/had a dream, can you help me with this, i think this can really help me as a person to enjoy and appreciate sleep to reduce stress. :)

[@giantsboy3068]

The point of reality checks is that you practice doing them regularly throughout the day even when you don't think you're dreaming. The idea is that you will form habits and you will end up doing one in a dream just by habit. You don't have to know you're in a dream to do them. When you do one in a dream you will realize you are dreaming and become lucid

[@billohsnap5418]

But how can I influence the things that are happening in a dream ? I mean, I'm not controlling myself while dreaming right ?

[@TheValery80]

Actually, you control yourself in a lucid dream

[@ograkthemonkeyhunter2743]

You fully control it, thats what a lucid dream is

[@ohhblackout100]

*enters dream* Me:I have 6 fingers this ain't normal My brain:yes it is Me:I guess it is then

[@tres-2b299]

Most techniques : WBTB Me: i will get beat up DILD: no Me: yes!

[@ttttyuh4360]

I CAN’T LUCID DREAM

[@liberifatali6975]

Tttt Yuh yet*. dont give up. i haven't had my first lucid either but lets try :) (been a week)

[@dsld9838]

My brains getting made at this comment

[@utoresa5193]

You are a bit wrong about the "finger through the palm" check.I have done it in a dream and it didn't go through but the sensation was weird.

[@Tipharot]

As I mentioned in the video - the checks don't always work. Usually your finger will go straight through the palm, but sometimes it won't. That's why you chain multiple reality checks, because //one// of them will eventually tip you off that you're dreaming. If you just do one reality check - a lot of the time it'll just behave as normal and you'll think you're awake and won't become lucid :p

[@Tipharot]

I definitely have had many occasions like that where I'll be reading about lucid dreaming before going to bed, and I don't even apply a method or utilise any reality checks but I just become lucid in the dreams because my mind was thinking about lucid dreaming before bed. I find that sometimes when I get into a lucid dream I'll still be focused on my real body in bed. Which can mean feeling the unpleasant sensations of sleep paralysis - or alternatively, being able to move your real body and waking up as soon as you try to move. The way I get around this is if I can feel my real body, I try and wait 30-60 seconds, doing nothing in the dream until I can no longer feel both bodies. Then I go about the dream as normal. If the dream starts fading/breaking down during that time, you can try rubbing your hands together - since in my experience for some reason even if you can feel your normal body, it's usually your dream hands that move if you try to move your hands. Good luck :)

[@ograkthemonkeyhunter2743]

I did that this morning in a dream. Checking the time/reading text is better for me. My lucid dream was fun i flew for a bit, visited a minecraft land with my parents, went back home, almost lost lucidity, tried to go onto the internet, and then i naturally woke up

[@firstaidsack]

1:40 Jesus: Hold my wine...

[@teachandfunnstuff3127]

😂

[@zenystygt6444]

can i get Sleep paralysis doing this?

[@Luka-qb9lz]

No

[@Luka-qb9lz]

But if you get sleep paralysis you can turn that in a lucid dream

[@zenystygt6444]

@@Luka-qb9lz ty

[@theironrubberduck]

Imagine lucid dreaming in 5 minutes.

[@pacificus66]

I meditate 15 minutes before bed.

[@ImVersetile]

im christian so can i still meditate

[@Tipharot]

Meditation belongs to no belief system. Whether you're an Atheist, a Christian, a Buddhist, an Agnostic, or belong to any other faith or belief system, meditation works just the same. You can meditate for spiritual reasons, to get closer to your faith, if you feel so compelled - but meditation absolutely doesn't have to be even remotely spiritual. It is simply the act of learning to relax the mind, become present in the moment, and experience without entertaining thought.

[@ImVersetile]

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[@miguelpereira9859]

Yeah I am atheist and meditation has really little to do with religion. You can basicly meditate while you pray too. Check out some tutorials here on youtube if you are kinda confused. It's really much simpler than what it sounds

[@ashthehedgehog5456]

Dream induced Lucid Dream... ..... Yes, the floor here is made of floor

[@fiends8908]

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[@SolidoNaso.]

2:56 - 3:00 out of context

[@mayowaolowu231]

the twp

[@Whitefoxsounds]

You kinda creepy

[@Humadonkil]

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