Quote Originally Posted by Jakemnam View Post
Hey thanks so much! I appreciate it!

I typically use a mix of DILD/MILD/WBTB and I think WILD? But I'm not so sure what the wake induced lucid dream is. Is that the one where you induce sleep paralysis? Anyway, I typically wake myself up about 6 hours after I have fallen asleep and try to recall the dreams I've had and write them down. I then read a little of Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by LaBerge getting my mind focused on lucid dreaming and I go back to bed with the intent of lucid dreaming. I repeat words to myself until I fall asleep and wake myself up 2 hours later. I repeat the process again and so far I've been getting some pretty good results! It's hard on school days though.

What do you find works the best for you? Maybe I can try some new techniques!
Yes, wake induced lucid dream (WILD) is when you induce sleep paralysis. From what you've posted, it seems you've got everything down just like Robot_Butler said. I'm not sure what to recommend in your case.

Hmm... Well, I have school as well, so I make sure I take a dream vividness supplement - usually it's a glass of apple juice but vitamin B6 works too, just so I can remember my dreams well even if I don't become lucid. Unfortunately school is known to bring down lucid occurrences, but if this happens to you (it probably will at one point), keep trying!