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fryingman2015/12/14

^^ was it a WILD, FA, or a DILD?

fryingman2014/11/17

For me (and others who wake up fast with any mental activity), it's important to keep a really quiet, dreamy mind while doing SSILD, or else it can just really

fryingman2014/10/17

Not everybody, look through this thread and elsewhere on the forums you'll find lots of variants. LDing is all about adapting approaches to yourself. I used

fryingman2014/8/14

Originally Posted by Verre: Sometimes I wish it were otherwise. Lucid dreaming teaches you what a jerk your own mind can be! -------- Yes especially when it

fryingman2014/8/14

^^ Yes, finding and forming that deep, true, , pure intent is at the heart of success at LDing. I don't think it's attached to any technique, it's just you!

fryingman2014/8/13

Originally Posted by Bobblehat: Oh, how awfully British! -------- Re: "Awfully British": Start at 1:10 --------

fryingman2014/8/13

Originally Posted by Ctharlhie: I would refer everyone to another of my threads where I discuss that the question of 'which technique' really doesn't matter co

fryingman2014/8/13

Originally Posted by Bobblehat: Also - don't forget - many people report difficulties getting back to sleep after performing SSILD then reports LDs once they g

fryingman2014/6/7

Yeah, but I don't pay much heed to success stories unless they hold steady and regular for serious time (months, years). "It worked once for me!" is really no

fryingman2014/6/4

Not meaning it to be judgemental, but logically, length of discussion thread does not necessarily correlate with "goodness of" a technique, it more appropriatel

fryingman2014/5/19

I've noticed that the last few times I've tried it, SSILD has helped me to go "a level deeper," and closer to the transition. The key is remaining relaxed whi

fryingman2014/5/2

^^ It all depends on the person. I wake up quickly: a bathroom visit and a quick voice journaling can be enough to wake me up almost fully. So any extra time

fryingman2014/4/24

There are some that pose that SSILD is in fact just WBTB. WBTB can give results too, falling back to sleep quickly. The power of intention/expectation perh

fryingman2014/1/20

If you fall asleep quickly, I'd recommend trying lots of DEILDs and WILDs. Super combo strategy: always try for DEILD after waking up. If after 2 minutes you

fryingman2013/12/21

Originally Posted by EmptyBucket: For whatever reason, lately when I try this technique I just can't fall back asleep Even if I do it when very tired, maybe I

fryingman2013/9/29

I have had two DILDs now, the second one was just last night. Before bed last night, I was reading through my journal and noted that I had done some SSILD cyc

fryingman2013/9/20

Originally Posted by CanisLucidus: This leads me to a bit of an "advanced SSILD" question. I've had a good number of lucid dreams via SSILD (56, according to

fryingman2013/9/1

cosmic.iron wrote: Frying-man wrote: After the cycles, I was highly alert and awake still. Several times I tried changing positions, doing a few more cycles, a

fryingman2013/8/29

I've been in LD "training" for just over a week now, working on becoming more aware in WL, doing LaBerge reflection/intention, RCing a lot during the day, and s