Thread: How do I get back on track with lucid dreaming?

When I learned how to lucid dream fluently I stopped writing in my journal and everything. I kept lucid dreaming fluently for a month until I started to remember lesser and lesser of my dreams. The small fragments that I do remember are usually not lucid.

So now I'ts up to me to get back on track.

What should I start doing again to start lucid dreaming once more. My inspiration to start LDing again was a recent dream I had when it involved some Star Wars action. It was extremely fun, and just the thought of not being able to relive it again sorta displeases me.

It would really help if you could sorta make me like... a list of things to do for lucid dreaming that I could check off if you know what I mean?

Plus I miss everyone at this forum, I guess I should get more involved again.

Watch star wars and get the dream journal out

Hey, i just made this thread which should help you out (If people actually post in it)
www -dot- dreamviews ~dot~ com/f11/what-do-you-want-achieve-your-lds-125295/
^_^
If there are no posts it is because the thread is totally new, i made it a few mins ago, so maybe you can be the first to post and then others will give other ideas

Just.. check out the 1000's of things to do in lucid dreams thread.

Hey Forceez can u point me in the direction of that thread??

Here you go; http://www.dreamviews.com/f11/1000-t...-dream-104556/

Nice one mate! Much appreciated!!

Well if you can still lucid dream every night, just crack out the old dream journal again.
And as forceez said, the thread is great!

No worries ^__^

Grab some vitamin b6's

If you got an ipod buy the Singularity app

Start doing rc

Drugs are not needed.. your advice is stupid? It has nothing to do with the question..
JohhnyBoi, how did you learn to fluently lucid dream so quickly?
What methods do you use?

Originally Posted by JohnnyBoi

When I learned how to lucid dream fluently I stopped writing in my journal and everything. I kept lucid dreaming fluently for a month until I started to remember lesser and lesser of my dreams. The small fragments that I do remember are usually not lucid.

So now I'ts up to me to get back on track.

Lol I am the same. I stopped doing it for a year, I still remember my dreams but less of them now. I'm pretty much never lucid, which is a big difference to 2010 when I'd get lucid every second day and remember it all.

I am re-tracing my steps. Revisiting old techniques, revising old knowledge, finding new sources of motivation, and DJing again. I've gotta say, after two years of DJing I'm really sick of it, but its gotta be done.