Thread: Lucid dreams are leaving me...

Rub your hands together. Practice this in real life, along with normal reality checks. In order to plant yourself firmly in the dream, you must know how to plant yourself in real life. Do this by focusing on all of your senses in turn.

Try some new techniques (it might be that you have gotten bored of your old techniques) and try using passive control rather then forced control as it might make your dreams more stable.

Also if you've gotten out of "the swing of things"(stopped doing RC's writing in your DJ, etc) try re-giving those things a go as it'll be sure to help.

make sure not to neglect your non lds. if i stop my non-ld dj then i get fewer and shorter lucids.

I'm in a slump right now too. I usually remedy that by trying a new technique (WILD) and after one or two of those I'm back to lucid dreaming regularly. I would do it tonight, but I don't have time.

We all get dry spells. I like to change my sleep schedule a bit to mix things up. Or, like Ninja said, try something new that sounds like fun. It can even be something easy just for placebo, like eating something wacky during your WBTB.

If you have extra stress in your waking life, this can trash your dreams, too. Be sure you take time to relax and enjoy your waking life. Go on a fun trip, or something to mix up your daily routine.

Originally Posted by lucid4sho

make sure not to neglect your non lds. if i stop my non-ld dj then i get fewer and shorter lucids.

Uh oh, is this true? I recently stopped writing down my non-LDs. It is just that they are so boring and I am so lazy. I guess I better get back on that.