Thread: Regular lucid dreams by building your awareness

Haha fortunately your theory is proven, we all use this here at dreamviews. Awareness is the key to lucid dreaming, learn how to use it and no one can stop you. Nice picture by the way.

Your highly scientific picture-- I'm sorry, Diagram-- proves, without a doubt, that you must be correct.

But yes, we here call it All-Day-Awareness, and is an excellent technique not only for lucid dreaming, but for realizing the beauty and complexity of waking life.

Also: Props on your sig.

Your post actually started to get me really interested in my meditation practice to improve my lucid dreaming skills, as well as for other reasons. What are your thoughts, or anyone else's who feels like chiming in, on the vipassana practice of mindfulness meditation in relation to lucid dreaming?

I was practicing vipassana meditation daily for about 4 months (still practicing the mindfulness, but I've been slacking on the formal meditations), in which I wasn't even trying to LD or even keeping a dream journal, let alone doing any particular induction methods.

Despite this, I still remembered dreams frequently, and still had a random lucid or two a month.

i notice a very direct correlation between my meditation time and dream vividness/lucidity, when i check my meditation app and dream journal.

with meditation you can get to a state of consciousness very similar to dreamless sleep, only much more vivid and fresh. i dont know if this fact has some correlation with lucidity, altough i suspect it makes you more aware of dreamless sleep and, through continuity, of the dream transition.

I tend to do the samatha meditation which is more concentrating on a specific thing until the inner-voice disappears. But I have heard good things about all day awareness and vipassana.