...That some people who are new to lucid dreaming, and "just can't seem to become lucid", might simply be going through a dryspell at the most inopportune time? Maybe they are using the proper methods, but just have to wait for that dryspell to pass.
Thoughts?
It's possible. BUT DAMN THEY ARE UN LUCKY
Thats a good theory. I think it would be hard to truly call it a dry spell though unless they had been getting steady lucids and then suddenly they stop.
I'm in a dry spell, thats for damn sure.
LOL. I went from two LDs a night (and 72.4 posts per day) to one LD every seven months (and one post every six months))
It's possible but I don't think it really matters. As long as they are practicing the proper techniques they will get through quickly enough. Most people give up quickly anyway, lucid dreams or not.
I'm having terrible trouble getting back.
We spend so much time researching how to get lucid, maybe we'd avoid dry spells if we researched what caused them a bit more haha.
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Originally Posted by zebrah
And I don't really believe in dry spells. I think that if you convince yourself you are in a dry spell, it makes it harder for yourself to lucid.
i have hut a mega dryspell, have not even been able to recall my dreams for the last 4 nights :(
i had alot of drink at the weekend so this could be part of the cause!
Hmm.. I'm not totally sure about that Puffin. I'm not trying to doubt you because it may be true for some newbies out there, however by the amount of newbies posting on the threads wondering why they can't get lucid makes your statement kind of hard to believe. But that is just my opinion. :)