How to get Lucid dreams after two others

I'm new to this stuff and joined because TIDAY I had two lucid dreams

1:I went to bed at 5am (I like to spent night awake) listened to MBV and fell asleep
Than had few normal yet pretty clear dreams
After that I woke up with the lights and TV on I realised I was asleep and instantly started spinning(idk) around to not wake-up than I tried to summon something and after a second take i saw my sister which later shifted to one of my girl friends(friends) than lucidity ended and we started to look for Sonic Youth's antenna on ITunes than I woke up

2:Later that day I went for a nap cause didn't get enough of sleep
Listened to the same music and fell asleep
Had a dream of me looking for lucid dreams forums than again realized I was sleeping
To check I tried to turn on and off the TV (it worked) and I started to do some funky stuff but I felt parolised and it was extremely hard to move than I didn't start spinning in time and woke up


So here's the question:will I have lucid dreams regularly since today
Cause I didn't do ANYTHING to get those two only this whole summer I tried to remember what dreams I had

Sorry for mistakes just I don't type alot

Heh, it's pretty awesome that you could actually remember what you wanted to do in a lucid dream, when actually having one! Sadly, I don't think you will get consistent lucid dreams just by doing nothing - the reason, I believe, that you got two today, is because you were thinking about them a lot - LDing is a an exciting concept, and so just because of that you got two. I also had a (my only) lucid dream pretty much right after I started training to do them, but nothing yet since then - my excitement isn't as intense anymore. Either way, good luck - you're off to a good start!

In order to have lucid dreams, you must remain positive about it at all times. Every now and then, think or even say to yourself, "I will have a lucid dream tonight." Do this in addition to dream journaling, reading about lucid dreams like you do now, and experimenting with different LD methods until you find one you like the best. It really works.