Thread: how you end a dry spell?

Start a dream journal, or if you have one already, make sure you're posting/writing in it EVERY day. At least that'll get your recall up if that's the problem. Then look to make sure you're getting the right amount of sleep.

A trick I like to try is sleeping in different random places. I think it makes you hyper-aware or something, which helps to induce lucid dreaming. I discovered this when I would have way more LDs when I was vacationing.

Good luck

I second Ophelia's suggestion about sleeping in different places. I was having a bit of a dry spell, but then I moved to a vastly different setting for an internship and had very vivid dreams for the first week and an LD on the third or fourth night. I think the unfamiliarity of place causes you to sleep lighter, more like nap sleep than night sleep (and most people LD easier during a nap or WBTB).

I have been on a dry spell for about a month now. I know the cause, I started a new job and am exhausted when I go to bed and I dont even remember dreaming when I wake up in the morning (I used to remember every dream). But i think I will tyr the moving around to different placed to sleep, it has helped me in the past, and maybe it will help me now.