Thread: LD- Too good to be true?

With that being said, are you guys saying that if i were to be consistent and persistent learner i will be able to LD every night or something like that? I mean, i dont think its all worth effort if im gonna get a few lds a month as in that situation cons would def. Outweigh pros..

Learning to lucid dream is a skill like any other. You need a combination of talent/persistance/time to master it. If you low on talent (and chances one is a "natural lucid dreamer" are not high), you need apply more efforts and persistance. Time needed to reach a goal is different for different people based on talent/regularity of practice/personal circumstances. Basically, if you have mastered some skill (say, foreign language), you have a broad understanding what to expect in learning LDing.

I agree that mastering it will be much better in long term as a result we can use easily and effortless any skill we mastered to a high degree of proficiency.