Thread: Igniting Lucidity Technique~ILT

I did this last night, and I had a DILD after not having one for about the last month. Not completely sure whether it was the technique (since I just followed the advice and tried to "influence" my thoughts), but I'll try it again tonight and let you know. If it works again, I'd say we've found a winner. Thanks for the post.

Way to get it together Malac.

oh wow when'd you start posting again... dont worrie Im not gonna start anything. If anything congratz on posting it and not screwing us over again. Well I hope your organization/cult/ what ever goes well malac.

dude...actually makes a lot of sense. I must try it, TONIGHT!!

It sounds like a pretty simple tech, I like it. I've never tried it to often to think about lucid dreaming before sleep, because it tends to keep me awake, but maybe I could carefully make them into lucid dreaming thoughts, I think I will simple imagine being in a lucid dream.

Oh, and malac, I've become pretty good with tactile sensations lately, eh well the main thing I've practiced as of the past week has been visualisation, but it's quite fine tuned, even though not always stable, and not always what I want it to be. I could be wilding in a bit, my plan to do it was to protend to ride a bike, well visualising a path to ride on, and maybe imagine some music.

But if your listening to it, your consontraiting on it.. And you wont fall asleep.. Its hard to understand :S ..your daying listen to that voice inside your head.. change it to lucid dreaming, And listen.. But all the things that are said is you controlling it, maybe its just me...

I understand what you are saying Malac.

But in order to get your subconcious to start "talking" about lucid dreaming, lucid dreaming needs to be in your daily residue. Which boils down to reality checks and dream recall, just like all the other techniques. I just try to keep lucid dreaming my main topic of conversation for the day, and do regular reality checks. By creating memory impressions you can greatly increase your chance to snap into lucidity.

Furthermore, I'm glad you are telling people to actually interpret the thought "I will have a lucid dream". I've been teaching some local people lately and instead of telling them to say the words "lucid dream", I tell them to say they will recognize they are dreaming, or they will figure out they are dreaming. Alot of new people cant just say lucid dream as they go to sleep, it wont do them any good if they've never had a lucid and dont know what to expect.