Thread: does anybody experience faulty logic in DILDS more so that WILDS?

Originally Posted by MrLewful

in WILDS your logic does not take a brake from waking life. There is no lapse in consciousness. While in DIDLS you 'forcefully' wake up the logical side of your brain to help you cope with control(reality checks). I have yet to experience a WILD would love too...as the start of my DILDS is very confusing and emotionally filled (I don't remember my goals, I just know I'm dreaming and I am in control, but I soon wake up) If you keep experiencing either type of LDs you will soon get better at controlling them

I think the best way for me to gain a good level of lucidity from a DILD is by luckily waking up and re-entering my dream world via a DEILD or when I simply start from a FA. It looks like, it's still a problem for me, to overcome the dream logic with consciousness if I stay in the DILD-I think it could be because of the dream plot itself. I don't clearly know how to gain a high level of lucidity from a DILD without waking up.

Edit: Perhaps a DILD which starts from a nightmare could be one of the few ways for me to gain full lucidity without first waking up because of usually I stop following the dream plot in the first place. Otherwise I tend to be absorbed by the action inside the dream when it's interesting for me.