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If you already have good recall, you have an advantage. It can take a while if you have to work your recall up from zero. You should be lucid in no time if you keep up on your reality checks and try a Wake Back To Bed whenever you can fit it in.
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Thread: Attempting My LD
- 10-23-2009 11:26 AM #1Dream World Wanderer
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Attempting My LD Hi first of all I am new here, Lucid Dreamig has been a topic of interest to me for most of my life although until a little while ago I didn't have a name to associate it to. Now that I have I have been rigorously attempting to acheive one. Most of my life my dream recall has been very good, at least 6 days of the week i remember something of my dreams. I also have started a DJ since coming here which I have hears helps attain lucidity. I was wondering based on my already decent ability to recall dreams how long you could estimate it would take for me to even have a partial LD, as well as any tips you more experienced LD-ers might have for someone just startin on his journey to lucidity.
- 10-23-2009 03:51 PM #2Dream Guide
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- 10-23-2009 03:55 PM #3Member
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Half a year i'm still working on recall -.-
Originally Posted by Robot_Butler 
It can take a while if you have to work your recall up from zero.Starting from March 18 2010
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