Thread: I need some help!!

Thanks for the quick reply guys. I'm waiting for my first lucid dream anxiously, and then I will know my "Lucid Potential."

Another question. How long did you find you had to train before you could become lucid easily? (Like several times a week.)

For myself, I have been "training" since October and have only had a handful of Lucid Dreams. I would not say I can easily lucid dream at this point, but with work I can have at least 1 a week. Best Advice for a Beginner is to keep a DJ and strengthen your recall and make a habbit of reality checking, and see what that does for you after a few weeks.

Hello and welcome to Dream Views.

It took me a couple of months before I kind of got the hang of intentionally lucid dreaming.

If you can find the right conditions for you lucid dreaming will become much easier.

For instance, I can lucid dream relatively easily if I'm good and tired, it's quiet and I'm alone in the house. Rarely do those three things ever happen at the same time for me though. If they did I think I'd be lucid dreaming a heck of a lot more than I have been.

The right conditions? That makes a lot of sense actually.

I think that I've had bad recall these past fews nights because my mind was somewhere else preoccupied. I had a big chemistry test, and I was stressing the whole week.

So you would conclude that it's also easier to lucid dream if our minds are clear?

If that's true, then I'll have a hell of a lot of LDs this summer...