Heh, months after I stopped...

Quest for Lucidity
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I’ve noticed that I’ve remembered every single dream of mine since I quit lding months ago (school got in the way)… My dream recall is still so good (for example) I can recall three dreams I had last night in detail.

I’ve had 2 lds since I’ve stopped doing RCs and writing in my DJ… I think I’d like to start again since it’s summer.

I think if I can incubate a dream situation where I become lucid for, say, a few weeks every night I’ll eventually find myself there; has anybody had sucess with this?

I know the easiest/most sure-fire way of having a LD is by using the WBTB method, but I’m too lazy for that right now :tongue:.

This has really sparked my interest again; I’ve been examining a few dreams I’ve had and for the first time I realized recently that dreams can be (and usually are) UNEBELIEVABLY more intense than real life tends to be (emotions are amplified dramatically), and calming or peaceful (or scary! :scared: ) dreams can have an affect on you days after having one.

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Hi back SquakMix! Glad to see you again! :smile:

I don’t remember I have seen a good dream incubation method somewhere. I asked a question about that a long time ago and I didn’t get answers. How do you plan to do? Do you intent to do something like VILD?

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yea, I was thinking about trying VILD.

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Two members of the french forum managed to have a VILD. But they didn’t go on with this method, I don’t know why. They were maybe just trying it, or else they had good results with their favorite one, so that they don’t felt the need to change it.
One of them used a clever method: she visualized a place which was a dreamsign. So it was a mix between incubation and dreamsign method.

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yea, that’s a good idea; I thought about doing something similar.