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ChessClearBelt · 2025-10-18T18:14:49-07:00

This is the place to learn how to lucid dream if you are stuck, or help people lucid dream if you are already a pro. I will try to answer every comment, so you questions will almost certainly be answered (I don’t have a degree in psychology or anything so my answers might not be perfect, but I’ve be

CunioXYZ

Nov 2, 2025

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#301

Some time ago, I was able to lucid dream. I had a lucid dream every month. They weren't very vivid or easy to control though.

I tried the MILD technique again, but I seem to have trouble fully focusing on it when falling asleep.

How do I start lucid dreaming again?

ChessClearBelt

Nov 10, 2025

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#302

CunioXYZ wrote:

Some time ago, I was able to lucid dream. I had a lucid dream every month. They weren't very vivid or easy to control though.

I tried the MILD technique again, but I seem to have trouble fully focusing on it when falling asleep.

How do I start lucid dreaming again?

Blog at the start has some good info.

ChessClearBelt

Nov 10, 2025

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#303

Sorry for the inactivity

Peskybird_flies

Nov 10, 2025

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#304

I’ve still not got success :(

Peskybird_flies

Nov 10, 2025

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#305

Out of the 3 weeks I’ve kept a dream journal, I’ve only had a dream 4 of the days💀

ChessClearBelt

Nov 13, 2025

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#306

Peskybird_flies wrote:

Out of the 3 weeks I’ve kept a dream journal, I’ve only had a dream 4 of the days💀

Any progress is good

APersonWhoYoyos

Nov 21, 2025

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#307

326 very rarely. The link between SP and lucid dreaming is incredibly overblown, it’s something that most of the population never experiences for real. In addition many of the people claiming they got SP while lucid dreaming actually just dreamed about being in SP. Then when others hear about it, their dreams are influenced in the same way, and so it basically becomes a mind virus where once you hear bogus claims you are far more likely to dream as though they are real, because dreams are based in expectations. What you expect to happen is what will happen.

APersonWhoYoyos

Nov 21, 2025

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#308

Thank you op for this thread. It’s a fascinating experience that I think just about anyone should try at some point.

ChessClearBelt

Nov 23, 2025

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#309

APersonWhoYoyos wrote:

Thank you op for this thread. It’s a fascinating experience that I think just about anyone should try at some point.

Yeah, no problem.

ChessClearBelt

Nov 23, 2025

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#310

APersonWhoYoyos wrote:

326 very rarely. The link between SP and lucid dreaming is incredibly overblown, it’s something that most of the population never experiences for real. In addition many of the people claiming they got SP while lucid dreaming actually just dreamed about being in SP. Then when others hear about it, their dreams are influenced in the same way, and so it basically becomes a mind virus where once you hear bogus claims you are far more likely to dream as though they are real, because dreams are based in expectations. What you expect to happen is what will happen.

I have never experienced it, but I have heard about the link between them. I didn't know that it was so overblown, but suspected that it wasn't that common. Thank you for this info, you learn something new every day

fischerfanfrfr

14 days ago

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#311

Question: What are the benefits of lucid dreaming?

Techniqueengambit88

14 days ago

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#312

None ;)

Dinoboom51

14 days ago

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#313

you get to control your dream

Dinoboom51

14 days ago

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#314

could probably lead to sleep deprivation though

DreamGoatofMinecraft

14 days ago

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#315

uh I’m the master of this topic

Wise-cat

13 days ago

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#316

fischerfanfrfr a écrit :

Question: What are the benefits of lucid dreaming?

you improve faster when you practice your activity in lucid dream, like at chess, sport, arts...

Son-of-a-bee-w-chicken

13 days ago

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#317

Ohhhh

Chesswhitebelt

13 days ago

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#318

I still see your shadows in my room

Son-of-a-bee-w-chicken

13 days ago

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#319

Wait can this lead to sleep deprivation

Exotic-Blunders

13 days ago

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#320

#316 I’d have to challenge the point, dreams are very inconsistent so playing chess might not work out, too many functioning variables right? Idrk bc when I have lucid dreams they’re usually only wet