Thread: DreamscapeGoat's Workbook

No worries. Welcome back!

Total count as of last post: 13 DILDs, 2 WILDs.

That is quite good! Your pace is very good for someone that really only started in November! Heck, many veterans would be happy with that pace. You can definitely be proud of your accomplishments! What do you think has been the key to your success?

One of the big things that has definitely helped me get lucid at night is doing one just before bed. 1/5 times, it works.

However, I cannot really pinpoint one thing in particular that's really helping me to succeed - all of it, the RCs, the ADA, so on and so forth, that's what I say is helping me out. All the advice on here really has helped me a lot.

Originally Posted by DreamscapeGoat

One of the big things that has definitely helped me get lucid at night is doing one just before bed.

I certainly encourage you to keep up your various practices, because one or probably a combination of all of those things, are working out great for you. If I may ask, what did you mean by "doing one just before bed?"

Well of course I couple two together - when I say 'one', it's more one set than just one in general.

Just some nonlucids, nothing special.

Originally Posted by DreamscapeGoat

Well of course I couple two together - when I say 'one', it's more one set than just one in general.

Just wanted to clarify that I wasn't thinking that you were only doing one thing in your general practice, but I was thinking that you meant that you were doing one specific practice right before bed and was curious what that was.

o whoops i thought i was in trouble

I just do a quick 'Am I dreaming?' test, followed by a nose pinch RC.

haha! funny! Where is the DV principal's office anyway?

I'm not sure - maybe within the halls of the lucid dream school.

Had the oddest experience last night - I told a dream character that everything was a lucid dream, and that they had control. However, I can't say for sure as to if I went lucid - semilucid for sure, but I don't think I had a genuine DILD. Also, nearly managed to do a WILD - though, it got too loud outside my room to do it right.

Originally Posted by DreamscapeGoat

Had the oddest experience last night - I told a dream character that everything was a lucid dream, and that they had control. However, I can't say for sure as to if I went lucid - semilucid for sure, but I don't think I had a genuine DILD.

Not a bad sign at all. Even if you weren't quite lucid, I think your next DILD is right around the corner.

Also, nearly managed to do a WILD - though, it got too loud outside my room to do it right.

I think that you know this as it seems like I saw you mention it somewhere: If you can connect the noises to something dreamlike it can sometimes help you to get past them, though it sounded like it must have been quite loud. You might also consider earplugs on certain occasions. I use them quite a bit and can still hear enough for things like alarms or my wife trying to get my attention, test it with them in a certain ways into the ear.

Hm, It must've left my mind - I'll be sure to remember that next time.

Two DILDs and a WILD in one night.

getting back my game

Originally Posted by DreamscapeGoat

Two DILDs and a WILD in one night.

getting back my game

Awesome result! You seem to take to lucid dreaming almost like a fish to water.

It is surprising - I didn't think I'd be doing this well so soon.

Some semilucids this time.

A DILD this time - stabilization is getting better and easier to do.

Non-lucids and semilucids.

After some days of semilucids, I have reached another DILD.

So I've started to become lucid without doing any sort of reality check - I normally do this later. Also not stabilizing until I really need to.

delicious progress