BAM! From one day to the next, I had mastered the ability to lucid dream.

**LucidityMaster** · 08-18-2014 04:49 AM

Hey guys,

BAM! From one day to the next, I had mastered the ability to lucid dream.

Have anyone else experienced this with the WILD technique?

Ever since I tried the WILD technique (since the first attempt), I have been inducing one hour long chains of 4-5 lucid dreams every night.

I instantly realized that I could lucid dream at will.

Most people don't realize how amazing this feels- being able to enter a lucid state whenever I want.

My friends (who knew little about lucid dreaming) started giving me tasks to perform in my lucid dreams, and I would perform them successfully the night they gave me the task.

For example, they told me to fly above a city, and plunge into the ocean, and I did exactly that the following night.

Now, I want to see if there are any others who have had the rapid success rate that I have experienced with lucid dreaming.

Once again, I cannot stress how INCREDIBLE and MIND BOGGLING it is to be able to lucid dream on demand.

A world of infinite possibilities is accessible to anyone who wishes to use the proper induction techniques.

I am living proof that it is ABSOLUTELY possible to lucid dream whenever you want. I hope this post motivates others to become master lucid dreamers.

**chance7hope** · 08-18-2014 09:50 AM

Heyy!

Happy to hear you did learn all fo this so fast! Some people are just naturals and there arent as much these days.

If you can share what did you do exactly I and other people from the forum will be thanksfull!

**Zoth** · 08-18-2014 04:14 PM

I can't help but ask your opinion on who do you think is more skilled to combat lack of sleep negative effects:

- A person with a variant of the BHLHE41 or a person who has practiced 2 years of meditation skills in order to reduce cognitive impairment effects derived from lack of sleep.

The answer is simple: the person who has the hard-work did, as opposed the person with the variant gene (which can function perfectly with only 5 hours of sleep), were...naturals (no skill involved).

Sincere congratulations for mastering lucid dreaming, but if you call yourself a natural Wilder (which I guess has something to do with your ease of drifting towards stages of sleep), since you're getting regular positive results from day one (extremely unlikely), you didn't quite work for it...so how can you say it's only a question of technique? Loads of people around here lucid dream for several years, and they still don't achieve 100% WILD induction rates: clearly not a question of technique. And since this applies to other topics like this, motivation also isn't the key for lucid dreaming: a person can be as motivated to become smarter by hitting their head against a wall just as an athlete is motivated to practice the right way to become fit.

This quote says it perfectly: "some just reach their goals at the first try....the rest of us has to show up for work". This isn't meant to be a personal attack: just a statement indicating that people who are natural lucid dreamers (like you say you are regarding WILD) should realize that they are probably one of a kind, and that their advise of "just take what you want!" doesn't help at all: 99% of the users on this forum will go nowhere with the kind of mentality that teaches you that "if you find the right technique, you'll have lucid dreams right away, every night, with any effort!". It's like a rich guy telling a bunch of poor people that money comes by easily if you wish it hard enough

On any case, thanks for sharing your story, I can imagine how fascinating it must be to discover that you have instant access to your own reality every single night