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I am Just Wondering if anyone here has had any success with the program in the book "Lucid Dreams in 30 Days".
I lent the book from a library and i've decided to try it out,any advice from other readers?
P.S. I love this Banana, just look at him go :banana: :banana:
Don't know. I have Tried the "in seven days" and it goes threw the basic techniques, get better recall and things like that.
but it really feels like it is in a hurry. C'mon, we'll make it in seven day XD.
I've got it; I didn't like it nearly as well as LaBerge's "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming".
It's pretty quick to read; hopefully you will get something out of it.
I Just Hope It Works Out For Me...
P.S.YAY :banana: :banana: :banana:
Did anyone here actually follow the program...?
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I got an LD in 4 days and I used no programe besides RC's and DJ, plus trolling LD forums.
You may have lucid dream this night, so 30 nights seems to be pretty a long time. Just read the instructions carefully, each and every word. And try to find out, what they really mean, before you use them.
Reading is the first step, understanding second and performing third.
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I have it as well and I agree the LaBerge's book is better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moonbeam
And to be truthful, I just didn't have the patience/dedication to stick with the program for 30 days. :P
Good point--it may not take nearly thirty days! I don't remember how long it took me; I wish I would have documented it.Quote:
Originally Posted by adraw
I took out the book from the library a while ago, but I had already learned how to LD and the techniques they suggested seemed excessive. If you are really committed, however, then you will most likely have success with the book. I just have lucid dreams without the book.
I think it's a load of crap. Lucid dreaming takes a great deal of fine tuning. You might be able to get lucid within 30 days, being good at it on the other hand took me half a year and I had them on a regular basis.