Thread: IS LD a skill?

A skill can be interpreted in different ways, for example, a boxer might lose his skill if he takes a years rest (having factors such as physical fitness deteriorate, and movements forgotten), whereas you can stop biking for quite some time but still be able to bike just as good once you resume it. Stephen LaBerge points out LDing as a skill, and since we invest a lot of effort and determination into increasing it, I do think once we stop doing it, it will deteriorate. Though, like biking, perheps LDing could become an autonomic skill? So far I haven't seen anything that suggests such, but there are probably people here far more experienced than me who could give you a better answer on that.

Are you worried about not being able to keep up with the work required to LDing?

Originally Posted by WrOx

Are you worried about not being able to keep up with the work required to LDing?

i am worried that i cant lucid dream anymore