Alarm clocks for lucidity

[Football86]

I've noticed that when trying to get up using an alarm clock in the mornings is a good way to gain lucidity. We've all been in that perfect dream, only to be suddenly woken up by the buzzing of an alarm clock. Then ofcourse this is when the sleep button comes in handy, for an extra 10 minutes or so of sleep. I've noticed alot when turning the alarm clock off right away, using the sleep button, i can re-enter a dream every quickly. My alarm goes off every 6 minutes if i hit sleep, and I'll be in a dream long before it goes off. So its basicly the same thing as WBTB but faster, and mabye not as effective, but not as much time is needed. Give it a try and see what happens.

[DreamWeaver]

thats so crazy. i thought of the exact same thing yesterday. didn't have a chance to try it out yet though. keep me updated on your progress

[Turkeh]

This is basiclay what you do in mild but withought the mnemonics. You might find if you use MILD you will get better results.

[CCHawk]

i have a friend who does that everytime he wakes up, surprisingly he reports several long, involved dreams from the short periods of time he has between rings. is definitely good for remembering a few dreams in short periods of time, but i don't know about lds. seems like you'd be very groggy and unaware in those dreams.

[GUILE]

hmmmm i had something weird kind of like that happen to me just the other day. i woke up after having this cool dream. and i thought man i want to go back in that dream so i layed down and fell asleep almost instantly. i was back in the same dream but this time i realized it was a dream! I GOT SO EXCITED THAT i woke up........

[Ev]

you are perfectly aware in those "snooze/sleep" dreams. Only problem is that they are pretty short...