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View Poll Results: In my experiences learning to LD from SP:

Voters: 5. You may not vote on this poll

I had difficulty LDing from SP, but I'm not sure that what I experienced was SP.

2 40.00%
I had difficulty LDing from SP because I'd wake up during SP within a few minutes.

0 0%
My SP was usually followed by regular non-lucid sleep/dreams.

1 20.00%
I had difficulty getting past SP. I've had difficulty LDing from SP at the beginning of the night.

1 20.00%
I had difficulty getting past SP. I've had difficulty LDing from SP after doing WBTB.

1 20.00%
I had difficulty getting past SP. I've had difficulty LDing from SP when napping.

0 0%
I had difficulty getting past SP. This happened anytime I tried to LD from SP.

0 0%
I've "woken up" to find myself in SP and had difficulty LDing from there.

0 0%
I've always LDed following SP as long as I don't wake myself up intentionally.

0 0%

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Thread: I ALWAYS WILD following SP.

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07-11-2008 07:37 PM #5

AlexLou

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Yep. Every time I get SP the natural course is to LD. That is, if I don't do anything I'll LD within a minute or so. And yes, they are vivid, highly conscious lucids. Almost always nightmares.

Although you're theory might be right. I may always enter SP when my body's ready to dream (even if it is at the beginning of the night). Anyone have difficulty getting past SP when doing WBTB?