Thread: "strange room" technique

This is a rather simple technique, that I have been doing for about a month. What you need is a few different bedrooms you can use. You have your normal room you normally sleep in at least 4-5 days a week, then switch it up with another when you want to have a lucid dream. Before you sleep in the seldom used "strange room" remember that your in the not normal "strange room" what has happened is for me, when I have false awakenings I will be in my "normal room", and it can be jarring, my subconscious room recreation imagery must work separately from conscious thought. The other night I woke knowing that I was in the "strange room" if I was just in the same room I would've just thought I was dreaming, but since I saw the room I was not in, instant lucid. This isn't much of a technique more than it is just an idea of sorts. One thing I did was make sure the one room had mirrors the other does not, something obviously different. Anyone else do anything close to this? Any ideas to improve this?