The MOST Important Thing for LDs

**FaatFaat** · 12-11-2004 11:43 PM

This one's for the LD masters here. For this question, a LD master is a person who can LD at least 75% of the times that they try, or LDs every night.

What is the MOST important thing to do to get consistent LDs?
What do you ALWAYS do to get LDs?

**nina** · 12-12-2004 02:04 AM

take a nap

**sephiroth clock** · 12-12-2004 03:52 AM

meditate every day in the early evening for about 15-20 minutes

**Lucid** · 12-12-2004 04:01 AM

By your deffinition, I am a master LDer since I have had 3 LDs in the past 4 nights and I have only tried 4 times. Hehe I dont think that is what you mean you should put some time limit on how much. But if you want to hear my opinion I would say waking up 6 hours after going to sleep then think a bit about LDing and go back to sleep.

Lucid

**Tsen** · 12-12-2004 05:14 AM

Try to read about LD'ing every night before sleeping (or at least think about it) as well as right before you take a nap. Also, KEEP A DREAM JOURNAL! I can't stress that last one enough. I thought that my recall was good enough, since I usually remember my dreams from the night before quite clearly, but after starting one I could remember three to four dreams every night. And the more dreams you remember, the better you know what to look for to tell if you're dreaming or not.

**FaatFaat** · 12-12-2004 07:39 AM

Thanks, this is great! Keep 'em coming!

**pubbles** · 12-12-2004 08:45 AM

I don't think I could really call myself a LD master, but I think I'm experienced enough to give my input. I'd say a pretty important part of lucid dreaming is practice. You have to really work at it, give it time. That includes spending a few minutes each day to keep a dream journal, meditate, all the basics.