Pretty self-explanatory question I guess. I'm fixing to ask for more hours at work (I don't really need to, but having extra money would be nice), and the schedule I have in mind would realllllllly eat into my sleeping hours. I know having a full night's rest (8+ hrs) is ideal for lucid dreaming, but is it possible to learn to lucid dream while only getting, say, 5 or 6 hours of sleep per night? Perhaps going to bed really late would be better for WILD attempts? If lucidity absolutely cannot be attained while living this lifestyle, I suppose it'll have to be placed on the back-burner for a while. PS- I've never had a lucid dream before, I've been dream journaling for a while, and I'm trying to become more aware of my surroundings at all times (don't really know how, though), in case that helps you answer the question... |
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Same with me. Sometimes I sleep for almost 12 hours and still feel tired. Depends on how I'm feeling. Thanks for the response! |
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It's possible to learn to lucid dream with less sleep, but harder because you're not dreaming as much. |
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Yeah, that's true, but at the same time, I kind of think it would be easier; since I'm going to bed so late and I'll probably be tired already, WILDing straight into a dream would be easier and shorter, since I'd probably go straight into REM sleep. |
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Your body still needs slow wave sleep and your body will want to get the slow wave sleep first before the majority of the rem sleep. |
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