Lucid Dream Help

@Iconic-freeze Yeah, it was pretty interesting to be “between worlds.” However, I’ve had lucid dreams where I was fully asleep, and it was undoubtedly better.

@ApexVortex, what do you mean? I thought you tried several methods?

#22 no I didn't, it just happens.

Yeah…that’s rough.

#24, so you’re saying that lucid dreams just happen, and there aren’t any real methods to induce them?

.......Yea

@YauNingC2,

It can be disheartening to not have any lucid dreams despite trying. My methods only take a few minutes, don’t lose me any sleep, and seem to work for me, despite not being super involved ones. I recommend trying to train to lucid dreams by doing reality checks in real life when something unusual happens.Eventually, you will do that in your dreams (all dreams have inconsistencies that wouldn’t happen in real life, big or small.) Keeping a dream journal helps you identify dream signs that you can notice later

@ApexVortex, there are lots of methods to induce them!

#29 how about to reduce them?

There’s MILD, WILD, DILD, LILD, WBTB, daytime MILD, reality check training, affirmations, critical thinking checks, dream signs identification, etc.

To REDUCE them instead of INDUCING them, you could stop your training.

Or, if you don’t lucid dream anyway, just don’t try. But lucid dreaming is cool, so I don’t think that’s the best way of doing things.

@Wise-cat, yeah, my dreams can be crazy too. Like once I dreamed that I was babysitting and letting babies drink from a wheelbarrow full of rusty, dirty water while I neglected my cat and talked to a stranger (in real life I’m more responsible than that, in case you’re wondering.)

I almost never dreamed at all. Last time was over a month ago

@Wise-cat, I won’t judge you based on your dreams

@Thruul_McGon,

Remembering your dreams and lucid dreaming is pretty cool, I recommend trying it out

cool explanations