Possible to be come lucid every REM period?

So I know that the more and more one lucid dreams, the easier it seems to be to recognize that one is dreaming(DILD speaking). And that more experienced people seems to have more DILDs and some people even say that they can have a DILD every night, but if one becomes good enough at DILDing, is it possible that someone could eventually get to the point that they become lucid in every single dream that they have? Is it simply a matter of being really good at recognizing dreams, or does the mind require non lucid dreams also? Will it not let you become lucid until you have had some non lucids in a time period? What do you think?

It is possible, yes. There is no limit to how many lucids you can have.

i don't know if it is possible but I think people tried to

Yes, it has been said that some people become lucid and they do not want to be.. it's almost like a curse to them.. with enough training and skill it's very possible to become lucid every night. Though nothing is certain.

-Chase

I think if you train your mind to become lucid every single time you recognise a dream, then yeh you could. There dream sign would be, everytime they notice images are appearing in there head, reality check or something lol.

Even the master of lucid dreaming, Stephen LaBerge, doesn't lucid dream every REM period, let alone every night. So I'm inclined to believe that unless you're a born natural, you won't lucid dream every REM period, either.

For one, REM periods from early in the night are usually forgotten, so it wouldn't matter if you were lucid in them or not.

Secondly, even those naturally-inclined to lucid dream aren't at top lucidity in each REM period. Often, they know they are dreaming, but don't give any meaning to it ("this is a dream," means as much to them as "grass is green." It's a fact, but they don't act on it.).