The Urination Lucid Dream Induction

**TJam** · 08-29-2008 10:30 AM

The Urination Technique

First and foremost, I am not going to take responsibility for those who wet the bed because of this technique. I hate sounding like an ass, but if you have bed wetting problems, then this technique is definitely not for you. Use this technique at your own risk of embarrassment.

I came up with this technique one night after waking up from a dream. In the dream I felt as if I had to urinate. Sure enough, when I woke up I had to urinate. I would have thought this as coincidence, however this has happened several times before. When I went back to bed, I began thinking and the idea popped into my head, "I can use this to induce lucid dreaming".

The next day, I began doing reality checks every time I had felt the urge to urinate coming on. I continued this for several days until I felt the process was automatic enough I could do it in a dream as well. I got to thinking about how it wasn't enough to just hope for the feeling to urinate in a dream. I had to induce it some way. So I began drinking a 20oz bottle of water before bed.

I was surprised at the very first night, I felt the urge to urinate in the dream and I became lucid. This technique hasn't worked every night, but it has on more than one occasion. I figured I would throw it out there to the people who are still struggling with inducing a lucid dream and the process is pretty simple.

The Simplified Version:
1. Start doing reality checks each time you feel the need to urinate
2. Drink plenty of water before you go to sleep for the night/or in the middle of the night, depending on when dream the most.

It's really only a two step process. However, like I said, I do not take responsibility for any "accidents" that may happen with this technique, but hopefully it will work as well for you as it did me. Enjoy.

**ComaProphet** · 08-29-2008 11:34 AM

This sounds pretty cool.

I can hold my blatter so I'll be trying this method out,
Thanks.

-Matty.

**mini0991** · 08-29-2008 05:21 PM

I've had dreams where I had to urinate in real life and I ended up doing so in my dream...but not in real life. I still had to go when I woke up. Weird.

**Dreamer 316** · 08-29-2008 05:46 PM

i just broke the record for the longest urination ever.

Just thought i should let you know.

Anyway cool technique, im sure if you keep at it you will become lucid through it.

**yetifood12** · 08-29-2008 06:30 PM

What happens if you go to the bathroom in a dream? Will you have gone real life too?

**TJam** · 08-29-2008 06:30 PM

Originally Posted by yetifood12

What happens if you go to the bathroom in a dream? Will you have gone real life too?

Not in my experience. Like I said though, I can't make any promises what would happen with others.

**kaeraz** · 08-29-2008 10:17 PM

Interesting technique. Can I ask how long your lucid dreams usually last when you induce this way? I ask because I usually wake upbecause I have to pee. Do you find that if you become lucid using this technique, you can hold off on waking up to go?

Thanks!

**TJam** · 08-30-2008 09:14 AM

Originally Posted by kaeraz

Interesting technique. Can I ask how long your lucid dreams usually last when you induce this way? I ask because I usually wake upbecause I have to pee. Do you find that if you become lucid using this technique, you can hold off on waking up to go?

Thanks!

So far, I haven't woken up right away. I'm struggling right now to keep my dreams going when I become lucid, so yes they do usually fade right away and I have to try and recover them, but I think that's a mental block and not so much having to urinate. I imagine it would depend how much you drink before bed. Having to urinate just a little and having to really, really, really urinate would probably be a factor in whether or not you wake up right away.

**archdreamer** · 08-30-2008 09:40 AM

When you become lucid with this method, do you continue to feel like you have to urinate throughout, or are you able to suppress it?

**TJam** · 08-30-2008 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by archdreamer

When you become lucid with this method, do you continue to feel like you have to urinate throughout, or are you able to suppress it?

No. The initial feeling only lasts a few seconds and then it seems to go away. I mean it could just be that I'm excited about lucid dream and simply am not paying attention to the feeling. But no, it's nothing that's really going to hinder your lucid experience.

**Exdream** · 08-30-2008 10:38 AM

This sounds crazy enough to work, I'll give this a try, I drink ALOT of water ALL day and every night before bed, so I have to goto the bathroom often.
Thanks for posting this.

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