Success! Finally after all my attempts at wild, and my lucidless nights, I did it right. I was laying in bed with a long cloth tired around my head covering my eyes to keep me from peeking and ruining the attempt. So I tried to remain as conscious as I could, counting to myself, 1.....I am dreaming, 2....I am dreaming, etc. At the same time I tried Hargarts Induced Lucid Dream method and switched from counting to lightly tapping my index and middle finger against the bottom of my pillow. For a while I switched between the methods. Every few minutes I pinched my nose and tried to breath as a reality check. After maybe like half an hour of trying all this I decided to lay on my back to get a little more comfortable, then I continued with WILD. Laying there, I focused on the hypnologic imagery (not too much focus though), then I began to hear children playing outside as if it were recess at an elementary school. I didn't think much of it at the time, and continued with the method. Then my body began involuntarily twitching and soon the twitching turned into rapid shaking as if I were having a seizure or something. And suddenly I stopped moving and my eyes began to fixate themselves to a certain position. Soon I could see an image of the inside of my room fading into clear sight. I pinched my nose again, and tried breathing, and to my surprise, I was breathing as clear as I had ever breathed before. I focused the image a little more, and decided to get up. I walked to my door and first attempted to turn my light on, I flipped the switch and the light didn't turn on. I then tried willing the light on, it didn't work. I opened my door and walked to the door of my bathroom and attempted to turn the light on there. Still nothing. It was dark, but then I walked to my living room where I noticed there was a lot of sun, even though it was like 4 am when I was having this dream. I explored a bit and pinched my nose again (breathing through a pinched nose is just so cool when it works!). I then looked up to the ceiling and flew up and touched the top, then I slowly floated back down onto a chair. At that moment the dream began to fade and I was back in my bed with the cloth I had tied around my head when I started. That was the most clear and vivid dream I had ever had in my life, and I was lucid all the way. My first lucid doesn't even compare to the clearness I saw in this one, it was as clear as when I am awake. It was awesome ^_^