Mate122
To go along with all of your cons:
It is time consuming
So is a lot of ld practice. It takes the same amount of time as it is the amount of time to change your mindset, and in turn your dreams
If you don't like horrors etc.
Every way to LD needs to be personalized to the person, obviously if you don't like horrors, then this would not be the technique for you. It is a big time con. however I don't think that your life will be effected negatively by trying this. Because watching a horror movie isn't " traumatizing, just uncomfortable for those that don't like them. If they could cause psychological damage, they wouldn't be allowed.
It might not work.
I guess I don't understand this one, are you saying that you might not have nightmares, or you might have a nightmare and not get lucid. Either way, I think that that is a con for any tech to ld. As for the having nightmares and not becoming lucid. I think anyone that sees the title "nightmare induced" is going to be fine with having nightmares.
Starting lucid dream within nightmares I'd tough.
I do not think so. I think that most people find it easier to become lucid in nightmares. In fact most people become lucid before learning about LDing because of nightmares, and naturals usually are that way because of nightmares. I think that for most people that know about lding, nightmare = becoming lucid. When I was 7, my mom told me to just wake myself up from my dream, after that, I became lucid in every nightmare and they eventually just died out.
You cannot induce nightmares every night
This is pure commentary, why not? It is a personal thing. For some people it might be easier to induce a nightmare than to induce a ld. Do you ld every night? Because if not, then "you can't induce a ld every night" would be a con against lding.
I shall add my own cons here though, since I have tried this technique in the past.
I like horror movie and stories and things and actually can get freaked out still if I really concentrate on it and find a psychological enough one, but I can't induce a nightmare because the fear isn't quite high enough. I think that this is due to lucid nightmares, because I don't think anything can top the amount of fear found in one of those. (Not a nightmare that you realize that you are dreaming in, but a lucid dream that turns into a nightmare and traps you in some way).
Nightmares are usually brought on by stress, not by fear.
It could turn into a lucid nightmare. I enjoy them after waking, but that is just because I am crazy, other people think that lucid nightmares are one of the worst experiences of their life.
it doesn't seem to work for me. Haha. I tried for like half a year with creepy stories, movies, podcasts, and all. :/
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