What would you call it?

[DreamingGhost]

Hello, Just a quick question this morning I had a WBTB, but then I had two FAings after that. So would all three LD experiences be classified as the WBTB since I never fully awoke? Or would it be classified as 1 WBTB and 2 DILD? Just wondering, thanks for reading and your thoughts. Anna

[Cathode_Ray]

I'm not certain but, i think WBTB is just a technique to get to DILD. Because after you went back to sleep you have to realize that you a dream in the dream like a DILD. So i would say 3 DILD.

[Terrorhawker]

I thought a WBTB was like a WILD, where you get up for a bit then go into SP..?

[Cathode_Ray]

It depends on what you want to do, you can go back to sleep using a WILD and go in to SP or MILD or just don't do nothing like i do and fall a sleep.

[aceboy]

WBTB do induce DILD but I would label it a WBTB since you woke up during the night, i only label a DILD if i didnt do anything to induce it. but hey a LD is a LD.

[Oros]

I don't think WBTB is a technique to LD, it's to helo the oher techniques the work/work better. You might think of DEILD, which is when you have a dream then wake up, go back to sleep and then have a LD.

[Abra]

If they all occurred in the same REM period, I'd consider them all 1 DILD. You were lucid, you false awakened but were still lucid, and then false awakened again, retaining lucidity. Unless you actually woke up inbetween each of these lucid dreams, they are probably all from the same dream. Of course, it all depends on how you define a dream (for me, a dream can change scenes as many times as it wants, but if it's in the same REM period, it's all one dream to me).