First off, I believe in achieving things like lucid dreams first without the use of drugs, just to avoid ever doubting was it me or the drugs. I don't think you should be smoking if it acts as your crutch, or your ever in the mind frame of "I need x drug to accomplish x". That's a fall in consciousness.
Anyways, this year I've been smoking regularly, and its high octane stuff, so my tolerance is pretty high. I just so happened to take a couple single rips, lay down, and run through a relaxation/SP technique, testing the effect. I experienced the technique in ten times the normal speed. I didn't get completely stoned. Its just noticeable. Lucidity is Awareness and as you may know Marijuana is known to significantly expand awareness. This is how it works for me with a little on the brain. It speeds up the relaxation and SP process. Also, I've had some of the most magnificent insights(particularly in nature) while having a little on the brain.
Do you truly know if it effects your recall? I believe Dream Recall, Lucid Ability and Dream Clarity can be achieved and perfected by gaining a deeper sort of understanding. With enough competence and practice, you should be able to recall with a wee bit of thc on the mind the same way you can without it. Right now, I'm considered "new" to Lucid Dreaming scene but I've been involved with its meditation and astral projection counterparts. I've never been in the habit of recalling and writing in a dream journal, so my recall is the same whether or not i smoke or not, because its a new system im incorporating. But I'll tell you what, every time I try it my recall is getting better, and I'm remembering a little more each time, regardless of whether or not I smoked.
Not to mention tons of ancient cultures used marijuana to cross into the dream/spirit world.
About the blue meditation technique, you can find it here:
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...99&postcount=6
I've been using this since a kid, it truly is an easy and wonderful way to become fully relaxed and feel yourself as one.
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