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      Enough sleep??

      Hey im a newbie and i have like 7-8 hours to sleep....is that enough to become lucid??

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      Yea you should be good. I'm still a teen and when I should be getting 8-10 hours per day, I actually get about 6 but I'm still able to have lucids. That being said, my chance of lucidity in a dream as well as my quality of dream recall is greatly improved with 8-10 hours, rather than my usual 6. My recall has been slipping recently, and for some reason in the past week I've only remembered 2 dreams, both of them lucid dreams, the rest seemed to fade too fast.
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      What lawilahd said, 7-8 hours of sleep is also the ideal so stay healthy and lucid like crazy!

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      Yep, 7-8 hours is plenty if that's how much you usually need! As long as you don't wake up tired (being tired can hurt dream recall), you're good to go.
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      some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.

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