Should I find sucsess with this?

Hey everyone. I have been interested in LDing since 2010. I had my first LD after 3 days of DJing and RCing. After that, I never found much success with DILD. I have never been able to WILD. But the few LD's I have had came from MILD. I have devised a plan to get my LD count up, and would like some feedback. 95% of my dreams are "context" (Weird place, situation, etc.) nothing like dragons and flying elephants, but always in a weird place or me in a weird situation. So knowing that most of my dreams are like this, I will periodically throughout the day ask myself where I am, what I am doing, and what I have been doing for the past X amount of time. At night I will go to bed with the intention of waking up after every dream and remembering the dream. Upon awakening from each dream I will log it, then go back to sleep either focusing on a mantra or trying the SSILD technique.

Should this work?

Thanks! :)

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Originally Posted by rynkrt3

At night I will go to bed with the intention of waking up after every dream and remembering the dream. Upon awakening from each dream I will log it, then go back to sleep either focusing on a mantra or trying the SSILD technique.

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Suggestion:
If you wake up from a dream and are able to stay perfectly still and not open your eyes, before logging and all that, simply let yourself fall back into the dream in an aware state... DEILD.

If the DEILD attempt fails then do the rest.

Using that approach I'm able to lucid dream almost at will, at least until I hit the next "dry spell." I don't know why it happens, but now and then I lose my ability to wake up and lie still when coming out of a dream, and then DEILDing becomes impossible.

Give it a try.

Well hello there rynkrt3, fancy seeing you here. :movingmrgreen:

Most of my dreams are "context" too, which is a big reason I think ADA and constant RC's would be good for me.

But for you, since you go to sleep quickly, your technique sounds good to me. But I'm a noob. :lol:
I'd say your usual technique combined with DEILD would be the way to go.