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      How much sleep do you need to enter REM?

      I have come to the conclusion that i've stopped Lucid Dreaming due to my sleep pattern.

      I am getting up at 3:45 - 4:30am for work. I am going to bed at night at 9/10pm. This is leaving me 6-7hrs sleep. It's probably less given the fact it might take me upto 1hr to actually drift off!

      Could this be the reason? Not enough sleep for LD's?
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      It could be... although people wake up 3 to 4 hours later for a WBTB. What techniques are you trying?
      Lucid dreams, gotta love em.

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      R/C and Dream Diary at side of bed. This was all i needed before. I had some good LD's.

      It's all stopped since i changed sleep pattern. Also i changed my room around, and now moved house since. Dont know if these have affected me.

      When i get home from work i have an hour or two nap, don't get Lucid though!
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      Oh. Well I think it'll all come back eventually. An hour or two for naps?? That's a pretty good time for lucids! Might wanna try some variation of WILD.
      Lucid dreams, gotta love em.

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      From my own REM timings I get REM as early as an hour apart but those dreams are very low in vividness and recall. A typical good dream for me on good nights would be 2 and a half to 3 and a half hours after I get into bed.

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      Okay so 2½ - 3½ hours after you've got into bed, or do you add some time to allow you to fall to sleep first?
      It was just a dream Hermione! Can you control what you dream about?

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      Quote Originally Posted by ScoobyDooMoo View Post
      Okay so 2½ - 3½ hours after you've got into bed, or do you add some time to allow you to fall to sleep first?
      This timing is from the time I got into bed.

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      Okay thanks

      and I stay up for around 30mins
      It was just a dream Hermione! Can you control what you dream about?

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