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    1. 10-17-2009 08:36 PM #1
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      Always near the end?

      Does LD always occur near the end of a dream? Its always too little too late for me. By the time I start an LD its always the last few minutes of a normal dream.
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      Most of the dreams you remember occur while you have a REM-period. The best LDs I have happen in the deep of the night, just in the beginning of the REM-period. Yet, easier to get lucid are the times near the morning, but the sleep is very fragile then.

      It just depends in what stage you become lucid. I think you have a greater chance, the more you are concious i.e light sleep.
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      With DILD/MILD, it just depends on how long it takes you to realize you are dreaming. It can happen any time during the dream. With a WILD technique, you are lucid as you enter the dream, and usually maintain lucidity throughout the entire dream. If you become lucid and you it only lasts for a little while, you can always DEILD (which is a WILD technique) and have another lucid right after that one. Here is the tutorial for DEILD: http://dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=62769 Good Luck to you!
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