Thread: Sakata Gintoki's Workbook

Without meditating my ld progress would be reduced to nothing This morning I didn't even remember a dream. But that's normal, this lucid dreaming business is ethereal and inconsistent like that. Also I like how you respond to everything I put in here, it makes me feel like I am not dumping these posts into an empty thread, somebody is actually following everything = D

I also decided to read Naiya's (pretty long) DILD & WILD Secrets and after that I am going to read Sageous' Q&A thread while making notes on a piece of paper. I don't promise to read all of Sageous' thread because last time I checked it was around 10 pages

EDIT: I didn't mention my most effective ld technique BY FAR. Which is that I sleep at least 9 hours a day, sometimes up to 10. Rarely 8.5 hours = D I have such a lazy and easy going life that I can do that. Before sleeping I am usually lying in bed for about an hour and 1 hour after waking up, often thinking about my dream. I think this is one of the most important thing to living a happy life. When I get a full-time job I am going to do anything possible in order to have at least an hour more time in bed than I need for sleeping. Even if this inhibits my social life, violin practice or any other hobbies. It's worrying how many people say things like this: "I know I should be getting 7 hours of sleep a night but I am just too busy, I often get around 5 or 6 hours". What? 7 hours? Are you kidding? If I got 7 hours a day my personality would take a 180 degree turn within a week! If I had to operate on 8 hours a day that sleep would have to be high quality sleep and I would have to meditate at least 30 minutes a day. I really don't understand what's going through people's heads when they comprimise sleep for any other part of life.