 Originally Posted by NarutoUzumaki
Thanks! Do you think itd be possible to get more than 70 lucids a year thought with this technique? I'm aiming to get lucid several times a week and then eventually work up to getting lucid every night from it. I certainly think its possible but just want other peoples opinions. I don't feel like working on self awareness or ada or gravity rc or anything like that. I just want to stick with plain old RCS and put all my time into that. Because I believe lding should be simple. adding in all those awareness practices just makes it confusing in my opinion and has turned me off to lucid dreaming tons of times. Reality checks on the other hand are so simple but seem as though they can be very effective in being the only technique someone uses to get consistent lucids.
One thing i also did back in the day was that i would occasionally do a WBTB from time to time.
My LD frequency was about a few LDs every week at average, i got a really nice amount of LDs for a beginner. Keep in mind that i was just starting and i knew nothing more than just RC'ing. I eventually got worried that RC'ing wouldn't get me an LD every night which accelerated my burnout from the practice.
Honestly i think any method can give you daily LDs if you practice it for long enough, and i've read this from an experienced LDer on the forums at some point as well. Anyone would love to LD daily but even a few LDs a week is pretty nice compared to none. I find it funny how i destroyed my own LD rate because i thought my practice wasn't working good enough. A few days ago i almost quit lucid dreaming because of the absence of LDs but only after i got it off my mind did i realize how much stress i was putting on myself just practicing it alone. It all lead to me following a relaxed RC-only approach, the same one i succeded with. One would argue that DJing is really important too, which i agree with, but i think i'll only start seriously DJing after i succeed at LDing a bit more frequently. I still have a good memory for dreams so i'm not really self-destructing with that said.
All in all, these are my thoughts based on what i experienced, and i really hope i can return to how good i had it back then. If you feel like this approach is better then try it out, since LDing is very personal it differs from person to another how they would succeed.
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