It has been worth the effort after almost 2 years.

**sanctispiritus** · 04-17-2010 11:39 PM

Since I first heard about lucid dreaming, I knew that it was possible to do that, but I also knew that that was going to be really difficult for me to learn hox to do it. Even I thought that only few people with some caracteristics could become lucid dreamers. At that time I could barely remember a dream a week. Most of the time I could remember those dreams because I saw myself flying. Since then things have change a lot . I am not a prolific lucid dreamer , but lately, almost every week I have lucid dreams. In all of them I become lucid in the middle of a dream. I feel like a "click" and I realize than I am dreaming. I have been experimenting quite a few thing that I have read in this blog. By the way this blog is more teenager like now. I never do RC during my lucid dreams because , a least in my case is totally innecesary, I just remember the date, and that's it. There is something that continue to bother me during my lucid dreams and it is a pressure on my chest. I know when I wake up during those dream that I could easily enter a dream again , and sometimes I do that, but in some instances I prefer to wake up totally to recover my breath.

**Delwind** · 04-18-2010 12:17 AM

it happens the same thing to me, when you practice for some time you start having LDs witohut having to do anything, i had like 6 lds per week, but then it suddenly stopped, don't relax too much or i think it could happen the same to you... im now trying to have lds again, but it is alot more easier than when you are a beginner :p