Chaining LDs by luck?

Hey, new here (first post :P) but I've been lurking the forums for some time and having LDs periodically throughout my life. About a year ago, I learned that LDs are what I've been having throughout my life. I found it fascinating that I could learn to have a LD on a whim! After a few months, I was able to have a LD a week on average, and I'm still keeping with that average, give or take.

Well, until last night--I had 3 LDs in a row without trying. Normally I'd just chalk it up to trying to dream chain (I've had 2 in a row before), but the odd part of this chain was that I had gotten out of bed and moved around enough to "wake" me up (rather than stayed still to remain "asleep".) I'll give a time breakdown or so:

LD #1. It was about 30 minutes from when I had previously gone to sleep (2:30ish?) to when I woke up--I was lucid for a good 10-15 minutes of it, and became lucid by just suddenly realizing that I was dreaming.

Woke up at 3am. Rolled over, got up to turn on the fan, laid back down.

Fell asleep somewhere around 3:15. LD #2 occurs without trying any technique--I just suddenly realize I was dreaming again. I woke up about 4am in shock that I had become lucid twice in a row without making any attempt!

I realized I had left on my computer over night, so I got up, went into the other room, turned it off. Went back, laid down, fell asleep in a couple minutes--I'd estimate a little prior to 4:10am. Again, for the third time, I became lucid in my dream without trying any technique. I woke up at 5am to my alarm clock.

Now, I haven't been actively performing RCs throughout the day, nor have I been paying special attention to dream signs. So when I say that I suddenly became lucid without any sort of cue, I mean just that. I could not figure out any logical explanation, so I decided to register here and ask you all to see if I could get an answer. :)

If you've taken the time to read through all of this, I greatly appreciate it, as well as any responses. :shadewink:

before i started trying to dream I had this one week where i had a lucid dream everynight. I think because it was summer and things were dreamlike durring the day so my dreams reflected that and i wondered if i was dreaming more often. Maybe something triggered it durring the day.

The day prior was nothing out of the ordinary. Went to school, came home, played guitar, surfed the internet, watched a movie, went to bed--it was no different than any other school day. Maybe it was the movie? I'm not sure to be honest. :P

I appreciate the answer though, thanks! :)

It usually has to do with nothing but the chemistry in your brain/mood/frame of mind; whatever you want to call it. It was pretty much luck.