 Originally Posted by lucidattempter25
Hi, I'm lucidattempter25, and I'm true by my name, I've been trying to induce Lucid Dreams without much success, but I will keep trying.
Some of the techniques I've used which didn't work out so well were:
1. Reality Checks-I liked doing them at first but then I just gave up because it just got so repetitive.
2. Using sounds to enter your subconcious-I don't really have anything quiet enough to let me sleep or not too quiet that I'll miss the sound in my dreams.
3.Keeping a dream journal-I know this is important but I haven't been having many dreams lately, and besides I sometimes, but not always, remember only one or two things that happen in my dreams, and I'm not sure if they are worthy of putting into a dream journal.
So far all I do is be positive, knowing that someday I will have a lucid dream, listen to my brainwave cd before bed, and I also try to do the WILD technique early in the mornings.
1. How can you get bored of reality checks? Something strange happens in your life, and you notice it. That alone is highly interesting, unique. The test itself is what you do after you notice.
2. I don't understand what you are saying here. Doesn't seem to relate to lucid dreaming (unless sounds are keeping you from sleeping).
3. This is very important. You dream multiple times per night, every night. Every dream memory should be put in the journal. That is how one builds their recall.
Maybe I could try eating something, Like maybe a Peanut Butter and  sandwich with a glass of milk.
:/
Effort, please.
If a sandwich and milk created the awareness that, six hours later, we knew we were in a dream, I think we'd all be lucid by now! XD
Good luck...!
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