Thread: Whats Your Most Effective Method?

Alright Im trying to see if we can spot a trend although Im new so this could have already been done ton's of times just throw up a vote and if it's other, explain please.

My poll didn't work but If possible Ill continue to edit this post to keep track of the results

My best method so far has been DILD but I haven't gone gung ho yet so now that Im trying everynight I think I should be able to master WILD pretty soon.

WILD-0
DILD-6
MILD-0
Other-0

I've been trying to WILD, but no dice yet. All of my LDs have been DILDs. The Old Fashioned Way FTW!

Most of my lucid dreams happen when I don't expect it. I just do RC's throughout the day and sometimes I'm lucky enough to do them while I'm sleeping, too

Originally Posted by dollsteak

Most of my lucid dreams happen when I don't expect it. I just do RC's throughout the day and sometimes I'm lucky enough to do them while I'm sleeping, too
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Alright, Im going to try WILDing everynight BEFORE bed aswell as keeping a dream journal and doing whatever I need to do to induce DILDs. Hopefully in time this will produce 5+ LDs a week.

Most of mine are DILD, but I WILD too.

All DILDS for me "I AM DREAMING!!!"

I forgot what they all stand for... refresh my memory please

Dream
Wake
and the M I forget what it stands for

the ILD is Induced Lucid Dream, The "I" could be wrong but It's pretty much the same meaning.

The only LDs I've had were through DILDs.
BUT, I do believe that once a WILD helped me realize a DILD, you know?

I never have the brainpower to do a WILD, but the whole waking up thing works for me, so when I go back to bed, I see dreamsigns more easily...

But I do have to vote for DILD.

I haven't had an amazing amount of LDs, but those that I have have been a roughly even spread of DILDs and a kind of variation on WBTB. I wake up from a dream and kind of stop myself from waking up fully, and then just resume the dream but stay lucid.

By the way the M in MILD is Mnemonic. Can't remember what it really means, but yea. think it's something to do with the brain.