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      LDing during the day

      So, I made another thread a few days ago about me getting back into LDing... since I haven't been actively trying to LD, I've just had some 'accidental' DILDs over the last year or more. So I've been doing all I can to LD but I find that the wait inbetween sleeps (daytime) I get anxious and just want practice LDing ASAP.

      So, is it feasable to LD during the day, like during a nap? And if so does it require REM sleep, or to be asleep for a certain amount of time?

      If the answer to the above question is 'No' then is there anything I can do during the day to increase my chance of LDing? Anything at all?

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      Yes it is possible to LD during the day. Im not too informed on the subject but i know that you can.

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      Cool! Hopefully someone here knows something about it, cause I'd like to do that. Also, seeing as it's the weekend and I don't work till the evening tomorrow I'll do the WBTB/WILD/FILD/VILD technique tonight.

      -To bed at 11ish
      -Wake at 7ish
      -Spend maybe 30 minutes on Dreamviews
      -Back to Bed
      -Hopefully pull off WILD with one of these, MILD/FILD/VILD, mixed in.

      But first I'll take a nap at 8pm or so and try my first daytime WILD.

      Any tips/hints/advice/concerns would be loved.

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      I believe in you :3

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      You can definitely try taking a nap. I've heard that you go into REM pretty quickly with naps. That's about all I know about it.

      The only other comment I have is that 8 hours is a pretty long time to sleep before a WBTB. Most people seem to do 4-6 and then wake up and go back to sleep, but if you already know what works for you then go for it.

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      Cool. I'll have to try some LDing during the day sometime!

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      It definitely works I had plans that had gotten canceled the night before I had been reading about the FILD technique I ended up having two DILDs that night and I was bored that day so for about three hours that day I used the FILD technique worked GREAT had three LDs. If you have nothin else to do then go for it I am about to do it again tomorrow this was from about noon to three.
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      One day after school I was really tired, and didn't feel like going out. So i decided to attempt a LD. During the day is when I often remember my dreams very vividly. So I was anxious to hopefully remember a LD. I did, naps for me now are like instant lucids if I'm tired enough I can just WILD, or I could just say a mantra to put my self to sleep of bordem, that works half the time haha, and I consider those successful MILD's. (:
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      Yess, lucid dream in a nap is definetly possible, and i seem to have more experience and chance of being lucid when i fall asleep in the evening, not sure if you have to be in rem stage to be lucid, but if you do then in my dreams during a nap, i literally go straight into a lucid dream and i'd often wake up and look at the time and realise i was only asleep for several minutes.

      although i never used any method to do this, it just happened, i have only just begun looking at methods to achieve lucid dreaming.

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      My first and only LD was in Goverment Class within only a 15 minute nap during a video.
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