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Hello, |
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At the end of your sleep, REM periods lasts longest. For me this means after 6 hours of sleep is my best time to wake up for WBTB. REM is long, I dream fast and I still need a bit of sleep so I dont become insomniac. But indeed you have to figure your own preference out. Good luck with it! |
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I'm a BUG. Beyond Uber God.
Thanks for helping answer his question Xetrov . To piggyback off of what Xetrov said, attempting to lucid dream after about 4 - 6 hours of sleep is best seeing as REM is minimal in the first few hours of our sleep cycle. REM tends to cycle every 90 minutes (with the latter stages of our sleep cycle housing the longest periods of REM with shorter intervals). |
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Things are not as they seem
REM cycles aren't required for dreams or lucid dreaming. Non-REM dreams are just more mellow. Which would probably lead a greater probablility of waking up during a non-REM lucid. |
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I was wondering this too... thanks Jeff, that's like what C911 told me, about switching positions, but I didn't know the trick about the light. |
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Jeff, rather than a different location, couldn't it work by using a different sleeping position? |
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Spontaneous LDs: 2
DILD (DILD / MILD): 13 (3 / 10)
WILD (WILD / DEILD): 9 (7 / 2)
Total Lucid Dreams: 24 (2 of them were EPIC LDs!)
First Lucid Dream:23-07-2009
Last Lucid Dream:01-09-2011
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