You can use any sort of LD induction. Try a MILD or a WILD, sometimes a WILD is very easy to do during and nap and sometimes its easier after a WBTB. The main difference in napping is the vividness of the dreams. |
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Hello, I've read some posts where people mentioned that napping is a good time to have a lucid dream. I take a nap just about everyday, and occasionally I can see a very vivid image during a nap or have some other LD-like experience, but it always wakes me up. I try to have a very clear, relaxed mind before a nap, and if possible i'll nap for over 90 minutes. I really don't know enough about the art of napping to LD during one, though. |
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You can use any sort of LD induction. Try a MILD or a WILD, sometimes a WILD is very easy to do during and nap and sometimes its easier after a WBTB. The main difference in napping is the vividness of the dreams. |
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"As the pattern gets more intricate and subtle being swept along is no longer enough"
"Expanding Conciousness Since 2005"
SHILD (Self Hypnosis Induced Lucid Dream)
It's also good to have stellar recall before trying an LD in a nap. I only remembered one regular dream during a nap I took several weeks ago out of many naps I take. I've tried WILDing in a nap without much success. I think that if you want a WILD, it greatly helps to be very tired beforehand. I never did a WILD by just trying it out of the blue after being fully awake for the day, but I'm sure some others have. |
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