Thread: Some questions I've been itching to ask :D

Which technique would be easiest to start with out of:

I think most people have a DILD as their first LD. Having had the first experience then makes it easier to move on to other techniques.

Next question, which is the most reliable in the long term method/combo?

I usually hear people say WILD. I can't say, personally, as I've only had DILDs so far...

Next question, Are you in 1st person when having an LD?

Whatever you usually are in your dreams. But if you don't usually dream in 1st person you can change it when you LD.

If it's looking at yourself do something, how is that fun?

(Never dreamed like that, can't answear.)

Was your first LD very memorable?

It was... different. I'm usually more impressed by my non-lucids, but I seem to be an exception.

How long was your first LD?

5 to 10 minutes.

How long id the average LD?

5 to 10 minutes.

I am insanely pre-excited (?) for my first LD. Will this effect it?

You're likely to get a lucid sooner. People also say that it's likely to make you lose lucidity if it happens in the dream.

What's the easiest way to fly?

Take off. Seriously.

How often should a newbie LD?

How often as he\she can.

DO you wake up thinking about your LD like it was something real (like walking to the beach) or do you have to think and be like "oh, I remember that"

It can happen both ways, I think. It varies from one person to the next and with the level of lucidity.

Um, do you remember your being lucid or do you experience it and then be like "w00t that was fun"?

I not sure of what you mean, sorry...


Happy dreaming.