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      Where Is Your Time Window For Lucidity

      Please explain your time window for lucidity mapping out your sleep schedule from the onset of sleep until the momment you wake up to begin your day.

      My Avg Sleep Schedule & Avg Time Window In Which I Go Lucid-

      -In Bed at 12 am

      -12-2am non rem sleep no dreams (on avg.) If i do dream during this time they are very short and hard to remember.

      - 2am-3:30am ( wake up from alarm clock) Im performing wake back to bed, searching the internet, watching tv, playing video games etc.


      -3:30am to 5:30am This is the time i have my most vivid dreams my recall is better and is the avg time i go lucid





      5:30am I wake up from a vivid dream or a lucid dream, recall is gd for journaling 90% of the time at this point.

      5:40am -7:45am Some dreams but not as vivid recall not as sharpe as before. I do feel rested and energized ready to go about my day.
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      I tend to have two good windows. I go to bed around 10:30pm or 11:00pm. If I wake naturally after my first set of dreams around 2:30am, I can normally return to sleep immediately and get some good lucid dreams. This is tricky, since I have to meditate through some NREM stages to reach my next set of dreams.

      If I am doing a full WBTB, I will normally wake around 4:00am. I will stay up for 30-45 minutes, and return to sleep before 5:00am for a WILD. This one can be hit or miss. Sometimes I will be in a dream within 5 or 10 minutes of returning to bed. Other times, I will have to wait for an hour or more. I think it depends on my recent sleep habits. My REM cycle from about 4:45am-5:45am is very flexible. Sometimes I will get one long one, other times I will get two before my alarm goes off at 6:30am.

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