Thread: Are most advanced lucid dreamers left-handed or ambidextrous?

Mostly write and draw left-handed, but mostly play guitar right-handed

Dream control: 9+ (easy to control all aspects of lucid dreams)
Awareness control: 5+ (sometimes challenging to acheive lucidity)

I'm right handed and I would give myself a 8.

Excluding WILD, I'd rate myself 7-8 and I've had LDs since I was a kid. I'm right handed too.

Left-hander. I'd say I score 2,5 or something like that.

Sorry, I broke your theory

So far it seems that left-handedness isn't correlated with high lucid dreaming ability, but it is interesting what the poll shows. Left-handers make up 7 to 10 percent of the population, yet over 20 percent of the voters are strongly left-handed. Anybody have an explanation?

im left handed and would give myself a 2-10 only becuase im new to LDing, i dont see how this is going to work though, its all with experience. maybe being a leftly gives me a edge but my count is low because im new. you would probably need to find people who have been lucid dreaming for the same amount of time. an experienced LDer is going to have a higher "score" dispite being a rightly or leftly.

I am an excellent LD'er and I am right handed. Most people seem to be also. According to the poll as of now 65.63% do =]

No one is born knowing how to write. You learn how to hold a pencil and how to write. Just learn to use your other hand. Its not that hard. Supposedly there are tests to see which side of your brain is dominant, but the problem is that the tests will give different results at different times. It depends (to a certain degree) on what part of your brain is active when the test is given. Everything else is just habitual.

What I have always wondered is if it actually changes your brain to write with your left hand or your right hand. Forget, for a second, about which is 'naturally' more dominant. If you habitually write with your left hand one week, and then switch to your right hand the next week, will your thought process change noticeably week to week? Will your writing change?

I have tried drawing with both hands, and it definitely feels different. I wonder if you should use one hand in math class, then switch to the other for your creative writing class.

If thats the case, then what does typing (with both hands) do to the process?

Right handed; 4/10 I guess.

Oh yeah! Left-handed only. I rate myself a 5/10.

I'm totally right-handed and right-footed. As regards LDs, when I'm on form, I'd say I was a 7 to 8 on the scale of 1 to 10.

I'm right handed, and I'm not sure how I would rate myself, I can have lds fairly commonly if I really put the work in, I'd say a 7.