Welcome to the DILD workshop, fieldy!
First I would suggest you get your recall to at least one dream a night. Writing in your DJ is very helpfull. Writi in it, even if you remember just one word or feeling. At first, it will be just a tool to teach your mind that you like having dreams, later a depository of your cool adventures. Each time you recall a dream, say thanks to your higher self for a dream and ask for another one
Doing RCs is great. Try to also do RCs that are not dependant on any item (like doorframe), because what if you don't see a doorframe in your dream - there will be nothing to triger RCing.
Practice daytime awareness with RCs:
During day, no matter what you do, suddenly and with surprise, ask yourself "Am i dreaming?". This question has to give you a jolt, has to startle you, as if this really could be a dream, you just didn't realize it because you didn't RC. Look around, is everything as it should be? Any minor differences? Look at your hands (palms) and count your fingers - is there a right amount? Push you thumb through your palm and expect it to go through. Pinch your nose shut and take a breath and expect to breathe. Say "If this was a dream, I could float' and expext to gently lift off". Nothing? Look at your palms and say "next time I'm dreaming I look at my hands and realize I'm dreaming". Repeat couple of times. Try to recall a happy feeling when you say the 'I realize I'm dreaming" mantra. Like day after christmas you wake up, you have happy feeling in your belly and yo don't know why, then you realize it's because you have pile of new presents. Or any other happy feeling that you can physically feel in your belly. Your mind will learn to associate you being happy with lucid dreams and will help you get both. happy dreams:
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