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To add on to others, I feel one really important part about RCs is prospective memory, and people barely talk about it. Whether because it isn't effective or pe

Dreaming about becoming lucid usually means you're pretty close! Keep at it! The only time I'm aware of that WILD is useful without WBTB is when you're so tire

no problem! I recommend it to anyone, religious or not, as even if you don't buy the religious parts, it still taught great insight into how moderation and mind

It's called Vipassana Meditation. I took the course in Thailand, but the site seems to point to many different course centers in many countries. http://www.dham

Firstly I hope you're doing a properly timed WBTB, because if you're just trying to WILD off the bat when going to bed you're not likely to see any abundant sig

I was born Buddhist but eventually considered myself atheist. Two years ago my mom, who is a more devout Buddhist but doesn't mind me not being one, invited me

Answered a similar question before so here's copypasta Before I knew anything about lucid dreaming I once had a non-lucid dream so vivid and real that when I w

very interesting. If you hear from the researcher please post it here and in the SSILD subreddit!

thanks, I wasn't sure what I should be looking for (no pun intended) but this should help.

Congrats! I don't have much experience with WILDs so I'm always curious to hear everything about the exact process people go through from awake to lucid. Did yo

I've seen plenty of posts from those who try really hard and get no results, and the moment they stopped trying it happens. Easing up a bit might do some good.