Thread: Myer- Briggs Type & Best LD Technique

For those who know your Myers-Briggs personality type, what is the best lucid dreaming technique for you?

Mainly, I'm curious if certain function preferences match up with how you typically get lucid/what works for you. Maybe draw some connections - just for fun and curiosity's sake.

Thoughts:

If your type uses Se (extraverted sensing), perhaps reality checks and all day awareness are the best approaches for you - as you are naturally more "in the present moment". Maybe WILD could come easier because you don't lose yourself in daydreams as easily?

If your type uses Si (introverted sensing), perhaps prospective memory exercises (ex.: I will RC next time I see something strange), mantras, self-hypnosis, reality checks, and MILD techniques might be your strong point, because Si is based on memories - and remembering. [This is true for me, as an INFP]

If your type uses Ne (extraverted intuition), maybe visualization exercises, daydreaming your lucid dream goals, imagining different possible ways of getting lucid - focusing on DILD - might be good ways to go, since Ne is based on imagination and possibilities. [Also worked for me]

If you use Fi (introverted feeling), maybe focus on intense emotions as dream signs for DILD.

For Fe, maybe focusing on recurrent or unusual dream characters as dream signs, as you're naturally more other-focused, for DILDs.

For perceivers, focusing more on the open-ended styles of getting lucid (DILD, MILD). For judgers, maybe more structured attempts (WILD).


Just some thoughts for fun. Anyone else with ideas, or your own experience with LD success and your type? Thanks for reading.