Thread: I want to be able to Lucid Dream at will! Help please!

You can't really have them at will whenever you want...Just keep practicing and stay dedicated, and you'll have more. Some of the leading experts can't have them at will, even though they do have them more than the average dreamer.

Try this page: DV Tutorials - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views


The majority of our knowledge lies in that page. Start with the one titled Dream Induction Techniques

Write down all of your dreams, even the little ones. It helps you with detail, recall, and the future ability to become lucid.

And ask any question you need to!

WILD, to some people, is a hard method. Having to relax your body, clear your mind, and basically manually make yourself fall asleep. It's complicated, I haven't even been able to do it yet. Cnsider yourself lucky for having the amount of lucid dreams you do, I have only had 3, which lasted only seconds before I woke up. Just keep practicing, and from what I know, the more you pay attention to details and surroundings, while questioning if you're awake, when you're awake, the more likely it is to carry over into your dreams. Hope this helps. Happy dreaming friend.

I'm pretty sure that it IS infact possible to Lucid Dream at will, I've read about people who can lucid dream everytime they go to sleep. I guess this isn't the best place to ask about this since none of you even knew this was possible...

If someone here actually knows how to learn to Lucid Dream everynight or almost everynight please help!

Originally Posted by Nurzo

I've read about people who can lucid dream everytime they go to sleep.

So.. why don't you ask them, then?

Originally Posted by Nurzo

I'm pretty sure that it IS infact possible to Lucid Dream at will, I've read about people who can lucid dream everytime they go to sleep.

While there are the masters that Can do it at will, unless you have probably 30-45 years of experience, chances are you won't be able to do it at will. They have done it for so long, that it's second nature to their brain. It's like breathing, or blinking your eyes. Yes, it is possible for it to be done at will, and if you see something online saying "I will tell you how to lucid dream at will." Chances are, it's some person trying to sell a book of their experiences and their views on Lucid Dreaming, telling you how they go about Lucid Dreaming. The thing is, why spend money on a book when you get the Same exact thing on this site, from Really great people. Along with any other advice, and being able to ask them questions when you don't understand something.

My advice to you, if you want to believe that you may be able to lucid dream at will, then believe it like your life depends on it. Otherwise I don't see it happening for many many years.

It's because they do it at will. They will it. They know it will happen so it happens.

Ask Hukif and Silverbullet. They went from lucid dreaming nobody's to having the ability to have multiple lucid dreams every night.

My best advice is to find a technique that works for you and stick with it. If there was a way ( i.e. a drug) to have lucid dreams at will , people in the real world would never get things done. They would be busy sleeping, or trying to sleep... all day, every day. Lucid dreams are that good.

Just practice awareness for a couple years and you'll have them every night

While there are the masters that Can do it at will, unless you have probably 30-45 years of experience, chances are you won't be able to do it at will.

This is extremely false. Obviously this varies from person to person, but it takes people nowhere near 30 years of dedication to lucid dream at will. This also seems to ignore the existence of natural lucid dreamers who just lucid dream all the time anyways (and yes, I recognize that this could be considered different than lucid dreaming "at will" because a natural might not choose when to lucid dream).

Stephen Laberge (using him in particular because I specifically remember reading a quote on this) stated that it took him about 3 years to lucid dream at will using the MILD method. Also keep in mind that he was developing this method as he used it. It seems like it is all about focus and dedication.

Originally Posted by mcwillis

Ask Hukif and Silverbullet. They went from lucid dreaming nobody's to having the ability to have multiple lucid dreams every night.

In how long?

Originally Posted by AscendedSleeper

This is extremely false. Obviously this varies from person to person, but it takes people nowhere near 30 years of dedication to lucid dream at will. This also seems to ignore the existence of natural lucid dreamers who just lucid dream all the time anyways (and yes, I recognize that this could be considered different than lucid dreaming "at will" because a natural might not choose when to lucid dream).

Stephen Laberge (using him in particular because I specifically remember reading a quote on this) stated that it took him about 3 years to lucid dream at will using the MILD method. Also keep in mind that he was developing this method as he used it. It seems like it is all about focus and dedication.

I was just stating numbers, but what this guy is wanting is for it to happen asap. Whether it took people 3 years or longer, either way, I'm stating to him that it can't be done in a matter of days.

Originally Posted by kurlie

In how long?

I don't know you will have to ask Hukif & Silverbullet.

You can have them whenever you want if you believe you can.

Here, Take this: http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/silver...eaming-117015/

And believe.

I do not believe there is a silver bullet. Everyone is different. I think it is just a matter of brain training, which takes time. The more you practice and the more diligent you apply the techniques will yield results, but LEARN what works for you individually. I am into my 9th month and am seeing improvement. 6 lds in 4 nights... not sure if I can sustain this but am certainly going to try.