I'm pleased you have managed to become lucid. Good to read how you have done it. |
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This is posted mostly for those who are wondering how long it might take to achieve lucidity. I have had lucid dreams in the past without trying. For three weeks I have been keeping a DJ, reading a lot of posts on DV, I read the book "a field guide to lucid dreaming", practiced ADA, and have been watching a few talks given by Stephen Laberge on youtube. Throughout (8-15 times/day) the day I ponder whether or not I am dreaming, accompanied by quick reality checks of either attempting to fly, reading something twice, or pushing my fingers through my hand. Three weeks. Personally I thought that it would come faster than that. |
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I'm pleased you have managed to become lucid. Good to read how you have done it. |
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You do have the benefit of knowing what you're looking for. The lucid dreams that you had in your past, was it also low-level lucid? |
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My only one proper lucid was over 20 years ago now! Can't remember too much but I do remember becoming aware that I was dreaming, looking around, then realising I could do anything I wanted and got excited at the thought of it and woke up. At the time I didn't realise what had happened and just sort of forgot about it until I read about lucid dreaming many years later. |
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Prior to attempting to LD, I have had a high level lucid about once a year on average. So like you I knew what to expect. I guess the main difference would be that my lucid were very clear and occasionally very long ( sometimes a couple of hours of dream time). I don't mean to sound full of myself when I say that I was surprised that it took that long. Maybe you're right and I am very fortunate. |
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Yeah, I agree the biggest advantage is that people that have naturally LD'd know what to look for/what it feels like. |
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dont stop. for some reason after i got my first lucid i slowed down and stopped trying (its a habit i have with things i like), and i dont believe it took me very long to achieve lucidity.. i just went to bed in a good mood. im trying again now, and i know i can do this. it helps to know the spark of awareness lucidity produces. good job on the lucid btw. |
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