Techniques do not matter, Andrelis.
Develop your fundamentals, and techniques will become nothing more than a convenience, based on your current needs, and certainly not the path to lucidity. In other words, if your plans or sleep requirements call for DILD, then you might choose to do a MILD technique, but if you are planning on sleeping in the next morning, you might choose a technique that assists in a WILD, like WBTB.
When you have your mind in the right place for lucidity, techniques are secondary considerations; handy tools. Try to make lucidity, and not techniques, your priority... and certainly choose which techniques you use based on your own needs, and not on what people tell you works for them!
As long as I'm here: Keep in mind also that DILD and WILD/DEILD are not techniques, but names given to the actual transition from wakefulness to your LD. DILD indicates that your transition took place after you fell asleep and lost consciousness, with your "wake-up" to self-awareness (aka, lucidity) occurring during a dream that began non-lucidly; WILD/DEILD means that you went from wake to sleep to dream without losing your waking-life self awareness. The techniques, like MILD and WBTB, are what you use to make DILD's and WILD/DEILD's happen.
Oh, and welcome to Dreamviews!
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