Thread: Becoming a Natural Lucid Dreamer

Glad to see that you posted this, it does work, meditation and selfawareness at all times will increase your chances of becoming lucid, I came to the point where I had LDs even when I no longer intended to have them. There is this "dream" feeling that one must learn to distinguish, you can easiest learn this by looking (use your senses, feel, touch, smell etc) at where you spend most of your time (the awakened state), so whenever you enter the dream, you will most likely feel that the air or something in it differs, from my own experience it became easier for each LD that I had, so once you get your first LD it will be easier from there on. The answer is NO when it comes to the decreased feeling of vividness, I have had at least one LD/AP which felt more intense than life itself, difficult to explain that part though, but it is possible to have fully vivid/realistic LDs and still differ it from awakened state.

I wish all of you out there good luck!

BTW nice work for posting this for everyone!