Thread: What is easiest method?

alll i am looking for is someone who can write his own method
so far no one helped me

Originally Posted by mogo

alll i am looking for is someone who can write his own method
so far no one helped me

We all have our own methods. We worked them out after reading pretty much every tutorial known to man. Then I listened to advice of experienced LDers and newbies to start with a DILD/MILD. I tried and realized that some things will work for me and some will not. So as I practiced, I adjusted my method. I still keep adjusting it, because LDing is a work of art, rather than strict steps to follow for everybody the same way.

It can be a long process, but you will succeed, if you have a will and determination. If you want this and you are willing to do your homework and read everything you can. And then practice. Good luck.

Originally Posted by mogo

alll i am looking for is someone who can write his own method
so far no one helped me

Nobody is gonna retype their "method" and define what every acronym means just so you don't have to look them up. There are tons of tutorials and methods here, so try reading them first and then asking questions.

Originally Posted by mogo

alll i am looking for is someone who can write his own method
so far no one helped me

I think we do help you, a lot actually.

The way you think you will learn becoming lucid is wrong and you will fail if you don't listen to what we say.

Originally Posted by LDman

I think we do help you, a lot actually.

The way you think you will learn becoming lucid is wrong and you will fail if you don't listen to what we say.

This. While I was fortunate enough to have a lucid on my first night of trying, and eventually get to a point of having multiples nightly, it caught up to me and I relaxed on the habits and attitudes that got me there. Now I haven't had but two in the past 2.5 years.

Browse the crap out of this forum. Not only will you soak up a lot of information if you can filter the experienced from the inexperienced posters and weigh their advice proportionally (there is a ton of misinformation around here), but just BEING on DreamViews all day may give you what you need to LD. I had over 72 posts per day at my peak, and I was lucid dreaming several times nightly just because I was thinking about it all day from being on here so much.

For me, and many others, successful LDing is dependent on your motivation and exposure, rather than any complicated techniques. (Though RCs and general awareness are still helpful )