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Hey people. Just wondering about something, and i'm seeing if anybody can help. I'm sure there has been past posts about this..But I can't find any, so. Anyways, I was wondering if you went to sleep when you're like nearly passing out because you're so tired, does that give you more of a chance to LD, or less of one? Any replys/help/comments would be great, thanks.
Yes, going to bed when exhausted does increase the chance of having a lucid dream, or at least that it was I find is the case most of the time. If you go to bed while keeping the thought of a lucid in your head, I find it is injected easier into your subconcious. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_Fire
Personally, I find that when I'm really exhausted, I tend to just sleep and not even remember any of my dreams when I wake up.
yep. Me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Raylin
Same here, but I find if I really try at recall I have actually had much longer and more intense dreams, but they're much harder to remember (because when tired the body is in deep sleep for longer, and dreams are forgotten)Quote:
Originally Posted by Raylin
Same here. When I am very tired, I tend to fall deeply asleep and it makes it harder to remember my dreams. I have never been close to Lucid when I am dead tired. It is difficult to hold onto any sort of consciousness when you are that tired, and Lucid Dreaming requires bringing a bit of consciousness into your dreams... so, IMHO it is not a good method.
when that happens to me, i usually just wake up without even remembering i was asleep.