Hello Dreamviews community !

[Buzzzsaw]

Thanks for the comments! People here seem nice and friendly, I like that! sivason, I'll definitely take a look at your links. I've alreay visited some of them, but a rereading won't hurt! It is not recommended for someone who is new at lucid dreaming to take on the WILD technique. It more for experienced lucid dreamers (though not always the case). I would reccomned that you go for a technique like MILD (mnemonic induced lucid dream) Or DILD (dream induced lucid dream). I'm actually set on practicing WILD sometimes when I know I don't have to get up early the next morning while practicing Reality Checks and sageous' Reverse Reality Checks for DILD. I don't see why practicing both would be bad When I was first practicing the WILD technique I used binaural beats with limited success. They would either make me too relaxed and fall asleep or just annoy me. But they did sometimes work. I must agree with you about the falling asleep part, haha. I happened to me some times I had some difficulties trying to practice LD for the past few weeks. My busy university schedule makes it hard to try WILD and made me slack a bit on Reality Checks. On the other hand, I noticed that it's much easier for me to remember my dreams. I'm feeling more aware of my "dreaming process". I mean, when I wake up, I don't simply wake up, I try to review my dream, analyze it, etc. Even in the middle of the night! I also had an "Almost" DILD ( I think ) a few days ago. I became aware of my dream (Telling myself "Ooh, I'm in a dream!"), but the dream was blank, I was just seeing gray. I woke up a few seconds after. I should go get a real journal this week instead of a notepad for writing my dreams