I started lucid dreaming when I was on seroquel. After I stopped taking it I also stopped lucid dreaming. I don't believe that it was totally because of the drug though. Because I did stop doing things to increase lucid dreams before I stopped taking seroquel, I wasn't even trying to lucid dream at that point but still got them till I stopped the drug. I know it will be a little harder for me to get into lucid dreaming now I don't have drug influence. But I was wondering if I would have a easier time achieving lucidity again versus someone who never had a lucid dream before. I know lucid dreaming involves teaching your brain to recognize what's not real within the dream. As far as I know it's very difficult for the brain to forget or lose the ability to do anything it learned. Not doing what it learned will weaken it's ability to do it, might even stop doing it all together. But proof can be found that it never forgotten by how it relearns much quicker the second time around. Is lucid dreaming no different?