Thread: Kalico's Workbook

- If you remembered a long vivid dream after waking up for a WBTB, then that is good. So I'd say 4:00 is a time that actually works for you. You usually end up recalling a vivid dream around that time, so 4:00 is best for WBTB.

- Of course you are getting closer to LDing! The more effort and practice (RCs and intentions) you put into it, then the more likely you are closer to a lucid dream. Just keep up the RCs and intentions, along with patience and motivation. I know you will have a lucid dream soon!

- Your reality checks and awareness seem to be going well, if you are doing them often throughout the day. Most dreams that end up lucid are due to awareness of your surroundings. So it is important to keep awareness throughout the day and RC on unusual moments and RC usually throughout the day.

- After a WBTB when going to bed, it is up to you what you want to do as you're falling sleep. A lot of people do an induction method to enter a lucid dream (MILD, WILD, FILD, etc). But I'm assuming you are working on DILD as of right now. What you can do is think about lucid dreaming and then just normally go to sleep. DILD is just becoming lucid during a non-lucid dream, so there shouldn't really be a technique to induce as you're falling asleep, other than just thinking about lucid dreaming and going to sleep normally. If you want to, you can mix part of the MILD technique (LD vizualization step) before you fall asleep.