Sleeping position should not have any effect on dreaming or lucid dreaming. Although buddhist monks say, that females should sleep on one side, and males on the other. But for us, common folk, it doesn't play any significant role. |
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I've been sleeping on my right side for a long time now, can't remember dreams greatly and i never seem to get lucid. One day, i did WBTB and decided to sleep on my back, and i became lucid that time, now i tried the same thing but with sleeping on my right and it didn't work. |
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Sleeping position should not have any effect on dreaming or lucid dreaming. Although buddhist monks say, that females should sleep on one side, and males on the other. But for us, common folk, it doesn't play any significant role. |
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To answer your question, no this isn't a big deal and it shouldn't discourage you. LDs can be a bit random so you can't put too much weight on one particular night, either positive or negative. |
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I am sure about illusion. I am not so sure about reality.
Definitely not an issue. I usually change the sides I sleep on (can't choose!) and it doesn't have any effect on my dreams. I think you had a placebo effect with that lucid. You were confident that you would become lucid if you changed sleeping positions, and it worked! It's all about confidence. If you're confident in your lucid dreaming abilities, then you'll definitely get more lucid dreams. |
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