Guaranteed way to attain lucidity (for me at least)

**AD0123** · 06-23-2011 02:39 AM

I know everyone is different and different things work for different people but here is the #1 way for me to achieve lucidity.

You will need a decent amount of time set aside for sleep to do this. Set your alarm for 4-6 hours after you go to bed. Your alarm goes off, make sure you go to the bathroom, get a drink or a snack, whatever you need to relax again. Then just spend 30 minutes to an hour and read about lucid dreaming. I have Lucid Dreaming by Robert Waggoner that I read in bed when I want to become lucid. The internet works too but it can be a little distracting. The hard part is actually getting out of bed and spending the amount of time needed on reading.

I have done binural beats, massive amounts of reality checks, meditation, all kinds of other techniques. Nothing works as well as just getting accustom to the dream world and studying dreams. You need to put lucid dreaming in your sub conscious in order to become lucid and I think reading does that the best.

I have read through most of the book but when I wake up to read it I can just pick a random area and start reading, it doesn't really matter what I am reading about. The times I don't become lucid are when I have a lot of trouble getting back to sleep, don't spend enough time reading or just don't get up at all. When I get into the dream I just kind or realize I am dreaming with no reality check or any other clues.

**rynkrt3** · 06-23-2011 03:01 AM

This is WBTB... Nothing new man..

**AD0123** · 06-23-2011 03:03 AM

Originally Posted by rynkrt3

This is WBTB... Nothing new man..

The main point was that reading helps me become lucid a hundred times better than anything else, sorry if that isn't clear.

**Avalanche** · 06-23-2011 02:14 PM

So what you're saying is that having lucid dreaming embedded into your subconscious is much better than just getting up at night by itself? That having lucid dreaming on the brain is better then just doing techniques related to lucid dreaming?

What you mean is that having lucid dreaming buried in your subconscious is under-rated and far more important than thought of here?

**dreamcatcher81** · 06-23-2011 05:05 PM

Glad wake back to bed works for you bro. keep up the great work your doing. Im looking for that book is it available at major book stores like barnes and noble or do u have to pre order some where. namaste.

**AD0123** · 06-24-2011 02:02 AM

Originally Posted by Origami

So what you're saying is that having lucid dreaming embedded into your subconscious is much better than just getting up at night by itself? That having lucid dreaming on the brain is better then just doing techniques related to lucid dreaming?

What you mean is that having lucid dreaming buried in your subconscious is under-rated and far more important than thought of here?

exactly

**Randoman** · 06-24-2011 03:16 AM

i pretty much do exsactly the same thing to get lucid

**AD0123** · 06-24-2011 03:21 AM

to dreamcatcher, I ordered it on amazon.

I have looked for lucid dream books in book stores once or twice but didn't find anything.

**dreamcatcher81** · 06-24-2011 09:34 AM

thanx bro i'll check it out waggoner seems like he has a wealth of personal experience to share, first saw him in the wake up documentary. namaste. thanx.