Thread: Are my lucid dreams are just random?

DEILD is the easiest method, for me.

At first, it will happen to you sporadically. You need to get a feel for what is involved in becoming lucid and controlling your dreams. For many, it doesn't come easily, and by verbal description, there is only so much you can explain.

Keep at it. When you do get it right, try to pay attention to what your mental state is like.

ExtraSour, I wonder the same thing myself. While I am a once-a-week lucid dreamer (not once a month), it seems really random to me. Or, maybe we all have a built-in schedule once we learn to LD. I am still hoping to figure out how to get to the next level, myself. I truly think it is possible, but nothing worthwhile is easy and there is probably no silver bullet that fits everyone.

Sometimes we can get lucid dreams when we expect them least, though maybe you should concentrate on the technique that you feel like will work the most instead of jumping around between them. For some people it takes a while for a technique to start clicking with them, keep trying and eventually you'll get it.
Which technique(s) are you using by the way and is your sleeping schedule more or less stable?

Yeah this happens with a lot of people, including my self ( Especially my self) you know all the techniques and chances are you have had quite a few lucid dreams, if u want to gather a little more control on how much u lucid dream, keep up dream checks throughout the day It should help them be more consistent.

Sweet dreams

ive tried fild ive tried ssild ive tried wild and a little bit of deild but ive never tried dild. maybe that one will work for me hopefully. it seems as if all the lucid dreams ive had were me noticing something wrong and it clicking that i was dreaming THEN i do a reality check. ive never had a lucid dream where i did a reality check first then became lucid.

WILD and DEILD are a lot easier if you know the "feeling" of an LD. That is why DILD is normally easier to start off with. Check out Naiya's threads.

http://www.dreamviews.com/induction-...d-secrets.html

http://www.dreamviews.com/attaining-...technique.html

Yup, go for DILD, it's normally method of choice for the most of people who start with lucid dreaming, and since you already sometimes reaching enough awareness to notice things that are wrong in dreams, it will be easier to train awareness to be higher.
Good luck!

i hope so lol ive been starting to take 5 minutes out of every hour to just sit there and notice everything like litteraly everything the feeling of the air passing my skin my chest breathing in and out all the shadows around me and everything lol so hopefully it pays off