From non-lucid dreamer to succes!

**Mazafoz** · 06-09-2015 02:44 PM

Im posting this since im new in this subject, but, i´m reading and learning everything i can, and still i cant have a lucid dream. Im reading Stephen Laberge right now, and this week im going to try the MILD technique.

Some years ago i did have a lucid dream, but thats it, only 1 and i think that i recognized that i was dreaming, so im guessing MILD is the one for me!.

Any tips to this newbie, from people whom had 0 LD and now has much more LD and can control it.

PD: Im having the Lucidty app and writing in my DJ, and do constant RC with self awarennes and cuestioning my reality since 2 days ago.
Will update this post everyday to let known my progress

**Aquaregio** · 06-09-2015 03:45 PM

Hello and welcome to DV!

In my experience all you need is motivation.be sure that sooner or later as you keep your interest and practice for lucid dreaming you will see some results.Laberge's EWOLD is a very helpful guide, it has exercises and techniques that requires everyday practice and I think that these kind practise are very good to keep you motivated because they put you in a program.

Here in DV you can find many people to talk about Lucid dreaming and share your expierience,also check out DV academy forum you can find there courses that will help you with every technique you want to improve and of-course this will keep you motivated!

**Mazafoz** · 06-09-2015 06:48 PM

thanks, any guide in particular?, or technique? from this forum

**Hitokage** · 06-10-2015 07:10 PM

Check some tutorials here on this site. There are tons

I recommend to focus on reality checks and DILD oh and as you wrote some MILD introductions are pretty good for the start.
You need to realize that it's your own mind thus you can do just anything when you believe in it. Focus your mind on dreaming and perform RCs during the day. Make your sleeping special occasion where you are prepared to enter the world of your imagination!
Good luck ^^

**Mazafoz** · 06-10-2015 07:42 PM

Thanks for the advice, yes this website has a lot of information, its awesome, i just have to look around and find that works for me.

**Aquaregio** · 06-10-2015 08:03 PM

You should read some techniques and find whats best for you I can't suggest something because i am not you!

Be sure to practice one technique for at least one month before you try something else.

And final you should stick with WBTB try at least one every night.

**Mazafoz** · 06-11-2015 07:25 PM

Well im going to try MILD for a while, and if dont work try another until i can have LD, WBTB Its not an option to me right now because im working from mon to fri and i DO love to sleep, maybe weekend when im not that full could take a chance with that, thanks for the advice!

**Wisher** · 06-12-2015 09:06 AM

Yea, its interesting when you want to LD but your schedule doesn't allow it. But thankfully there is a method for everyone bro XD

Here, see if you like Cycle Adjustment Technique CAT
https://m.reddit.com/r/LucidDreaming...ucid_dreaming/

That way you can still sleep. Some days you will even feel like your sleeping more!

**Mazafoz** · 06-12-2015 02:38 PM

So i wake up (in the first week) 90 minutes before my normal time? and then i go to sleep or stay awake?

**Wisher** · 06-12-2015 05:36 PM

Yea first week you just wake up earlier all week, but to work u really have to keep to the sched, if you stay in bed it won't adjust ur internal clock