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      "2) Yes, definitely. Most people will take over 2 weeks to have a lucid dream, you had it in two days, well done
      Keep trying and hopefully you will get more."
      Thank you , but I have a theory : my work is strange (in program/time) , many time I stay all night to finish , I don't have a "standard" sleep time but when I am tired and have time to sleep ,I sleep very deep . I believe this can contribute to LD .

      "3) I'm not sure, do you mean that you went to bed in the afternoon, or woke up? please specify."
      I went to bed ( taking a nap, about ~2/3 hours long ) and I woke up very "light" and relaxed .

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      Quote Originally Posted by MrBu View Post
      Thank you , but I have a theory : my work is strange (in program/time) , many time I stay all night to finish , I don't have a "standard" sleep time but when I am tired and have time to sleep ,I sleep very deep . I believe this can contribute to LD .


      I went to bed ( taking a nap, about ~2/3 hours long ) and I woke up very "light" and relaxed .
      Well your irregular sleep pattern might contribute. There might actually be a regularity in your irregular sleep pattern, that is that you learned how to deal with your random amounts of sleep. The only way to know if you can do it is if you try.

      To answer question three. Your details of your dream were probably poor because you haven't tried to recall them much yet, after a few weeks you should see yourself become much better at remembering your dreams.

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      Quote Originally Posted by dutchraptor View Post
      Well your irregular sleep pattern might contribute. There might actually be a regularity in your irregular sleep pattern, that is that you learned how to deal with your random amounts of sleep. The only way to know if you can do it is if you try.

      To answer question three. Your details of your dream were probably poor because you haven't tried to recall them much yet, after a few weeks you should see yourself become much better at remembering your dreams.
      If you are diligent with your DJ you're recall should be amazing within a week. I went from 1 dream a night to 3-4 dreams in 5 days.
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      Quote Originally Posted by n00bf0rlyf3 View Post
      If you are diligent with your DJ you're recall should be amazing within a week. I went from 1 dream a night to 3-4 dreams in 5 days.
      True, but I have to take into account that everyone is different. It only took me two or three days to have my first lucid dream, it takes some people months.
      If I start using ambitious claims some new users might become bogged down because they aren't seeing results as fast as they hoped.
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