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      The Importance of keeping an Attempt Log

      Keeping an attempt log is probably the best thing I did in my year of Lucid Dreaming practice , one which eventually led me to having Lucid Dreams . while everyone knows how important dream journaling is , barely anyone talks about how important keeping a log and report of your WILD attempts is .

      An attempt log is a report on your present practices or indivijual WILD attempts . If you are practicing any sort of DILD methods , you can write :

      • Name of the practice :
      • General procedure - How YOU go on doing the said practice
      • Time since you are practicing that particular technique
      • The effect of that technique on your dream
      • The effect of that technique on your dream recall and vividity
      • The effect of that technique on your Lucidity
      • What you think are your shortcomings which are preventing you from gaining Lucidity
      • possible solutions to said problems


      If your making a WILD attempt , write :

      • Time you went to bed
      • Time yo awoke for WBTB
      • Time you stayed up for WBTB
      • WILD anchor
      • Any extra quirk you made to the practice ( relaxation methods , combining some other technique etc )
      • Number of Dreams recalled after waking up for WBTB
      • Estimated time it took you to fall back asleep
      • Any subsequent awakening ( time and number)
      • The reason you think the attempt succeded/failed
      • Final wake time
      • Sleep quality
      • total sleep time


      IMO Lucid Dreaming is figuring out what works best for you , putting those factors together and hoping that your brain chemistry is right . Logging really helps in finding these critical factors that may aid in Lucidity . It also really helps in finding out your REM phase , if you have a consistent sleep schedule after 10 - 12 days of Logging you will have a pretty rough idea about how your sleep works . The more factors you get right the easier it is to Induce an LD . Another important thing is that Attempt logging helps you to figure out your mistakes and then you can work towards fixing them

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