WILD all night long

[ThunderSS]

Hey guys. I've been thinking at something and actually tried but I was unsuccesfully. So the thing is that, assuming I'll somehow succeed to enter a lucid dream in evening (when I go to bed) would be posibbly to spin it all night long and also keep the track of the time?

For example I go to sleep and I say I'll awake in 5 hours and 45 minutes. Assuming that I know how much will it take to me to get in a Lucid dream (let's say 45 minutes) it's posibbly to keep dreaming for 5 hours then wake up?

[hellohihello]

Not for five hours straight if I remember correctly, our body wakes up naturally after every sleep phase. You could probably DEILD all night. You'll definately need some awesome dream recall unless you get up every now and then and write it down.
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Wait your first part says when you go to sleep, the second part says when you are in rem.

[moonshine]

Hey guys. I've been thinking at something and actually tried but I was unsuccesfully. So the thing is that, assuming I'll somehow succeed to enter a lucid dream in evening (when I go to bed) would be posibbly to spin it all night long and also keep the track of the time?

For example I go to sleep and I say I'll awake in 5 hours and 45 minutes. Assuming that I know how much will it take to me to get in a Lucid dream (let's say 45 minutes) it's posibbly to keep dreaming for 5 hours then wake up?

We have about 2 hrs REM sleep a night. Theres maybe a bit of overlap with NREM stages, as there is a transition rather than a straight change from REM to NREM.

We do "dream" during the last of the 3 NREM stages but NREM are quite different. Its more like thinking. (Ever felt like you'd been awake all night tossing the same problem around in your head?).

If you manage a 45minute lucid at the end of the night, you're doing good.