If you read the book "School of Out-of-Body Travel A Practical Guidebook" by Michael Raduga, you'll know what I mean. The information on this book is very useful. Personally, I like the indirect techniques and the deepening techniques in the book a lot.
I started the adventures to the world of LD by practicing the DILD method from the book "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" by Stephen Laberge. It's a great book. I've had many LDs with that method. However, the things I don't like about this method is that it costs you a lot of time and you must remember your dreams. Sometimes, remembering dreams and writing them down in the LD journal is very frustrating. Also, you must remember to do some reality checks during the day. It's not very comfortable.
I started practicing WILD with little success until I heard someone in this forum telling about the book "School of Out-of-Body Travel A Practical Guidebook" by Michael Raduga. It's free so I gave it a try and I also watched the free videos in their website (obe4u.com). In a few attempts, I succeeded!
What I like about this method (indirect techniques) is that it very simple but very effective. I don't have to remember my dreams and doing RCs any more and the LDs come offen than before. It is very comfortable.
It's my own experience of practicing LD. Of all the methods I've tried, I found the indirect techniques is the easiest method to WILD. Therfore, I recommend it to all of you. It's free so give it a try.
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