Thread: Do I have a lucid dream inability?

It seems if you can process "It is all 'cause i'm dreaming" with in the astral dreamscape then that alone should trigger you. & You say this everynight with in the dreamscape amazing!! This is a talent that u must exploit. If I were in your position i would try the wake back to bed method it will add more awareness to your thoughts before you even make your lucid statements at night. & Im a avid supporter of it because it has yeilded several lucid dreams for me with in the last month. namaste

Originally Posted by dreamcatcher81

It seems if you can process "It is all 'cause i'm dreaming" with in the astral dreamscape then that alone should trigger you. & You say this everynight with in the dreamscape amazing!! This is a talent that u must exploit. If I were in your position i would try the wake back to bed method it will add more awareness to your thoughts before you even make your lucid statements at night. & Im a avid supporter of it because it has yeilded several lucid dreams for me with in the last month. namaste

Actually, I do WBTB, I have trained myself to wake up naturaly at 4:00 almost every night. I think my problem is that when I think "dream" or "lucid dream" I don't put any thought to what the words mean. The word dream doesn't invoke anything in my mind when I say it. But when other people say it I immediately focus all of my attention on that word, as if it shocks me.

I think I just need to train myself to think about the word when I say it.

I agree the words dont mean anything if there is no feeling behind it, or conscious intent. Personally I hit some what of a dry spell with wbtb so i tweaked the time i wake up and go back to sleep, and that seem to work for me. It is in no means consistent yet but i am experimenting to get there. Im also looking at the days during the week wbtb did work and then trying to duplicate the process during those days of the week in the morning.

Originally Posted by MIIISTERNEUGIT

Actually, I do WBTB, I have trained myself to wake up naturaly at 4:00 almost every night. I think my problem is that when I think "dream" or "lucid dream" I don't put any thought to what the words mean. The word dream doesn't invoke anything in my mind when I say it. But when other people say it I immediately focus all of my attention on that word, as if it shocks me.

I think I just need to train myself to think about the word when I say it.