I've been struggling to get any consistency with LD'ing. It just won't "click". But I have a thery about why my attempts to WILD have been so difficult. I tend to wake breifly after every REM epoisode, which is quite go
Hey guys whats up, im a new member to the forum here (been a guest for awhile haha) but I would really like if a person who experts in SSILD give me some tips and info on it. Just share the experience between us, like wh
Good morning, hope you had very lucid dreams this night I have 2 questions about the SSILD-technique; First one: I tried it one time in a combination with WBTB. But as I layed down I was very tired and the consequence
Hi, so i have been keeping a dream journal and my dream recall is pretty good and im practicing all day awareness and reality checks here and there but my question is how can i have more frequent lucid dreams? because if
So it's called Kraom's workbook because my name was 8adj8 but to be able to use the chat my name had to be changed sooo yea.. Lucid dreaming tasks -----------------------------------------------------------------------
**Background** SSILD is a modern lucid dreaming technique. It is easy to learn, highly effective, and produces consistent results over period. I developed this technique in 2011 in order to teach lucid dreaming to fello
Ok so hi. Is it normal that it takes that long to prepare myself ? I have not lost hope, far away ! But I'm curious :). I can content myself with ND this is not a problem for me 'cause I have great dreams and I can w
Hi. I am a redditor who has been on reddit for some time, I just don't comment a lot. I recently encountered SSILD, and it seems simple. My question is, though, how does it work? I know what the procedure is and all,
All the tutorials I've read say something to the effect of "wake up 4-5 hours into sleeping" to attempt SSILD. Should I do this strictly or just wake up naturally after a REM cycle (as I usually do)?
I'm new to LD, Over the past week or so I have been practicing the MILD technique mixed with the SSILD technique (for purposes of physical relaxation focusing on senses helps) as I am falling asleep at night, and have
simple explanation, sometimes when i do WILD and i come to the kinda paralyzed state and half dream state my body spazzes out and i fly out of bed uncontrollably. dont know if it's only me or others have some experience
I've tried SSILD for the past couple nights, and I've found that my mind wanders way to much to focus on the repetitions. Should I wake myself up more or should I just keep practicing?
I know a lot of people have been seeing some great success with the SSILD technique lately and I've just posted an interview I done with him in the last week - http://lucidability.com/ssild-technique/ You should definit
Last night I attempted what I understand to be the Senses Induced Lucid Dreaming method. I set an alarm for 4.5 hours after I expected to fall asleep. This alarm ended up being at 2:30 a.m. I woke up and used the restroo
I did exactly as the tutorial reads. I wake up after 4-5 hours of sleep, have a drink, get back in bed and begin doing the 'cycles'. I proceeded to do the cycles for around half an hour, when I started to get a numbing f
I've been on this subreddit for awhile now id say atleast a year and a half and I used to keep a dream journal on my iPod that has over 20 entries. I can recall my dreams very vividly yet I can't become lucid. I've tried
Will not bore you with the details of the dreams, only what I did and how I got lucid. A DEILD performance is included. Went to bed at 23.30 (11.30 PM). I set an alarm, though I don't remember specifically waking up f
This might be a stupid observation but it really struck me today as something very significant. Recently I've been very interested in meditation and during a zen meditation training session, the instructor talked about a
I decided to take a nap today because that is when i get closest to having an ld. As i was nodding off i tried that new ssild method and started letting my mind wonder and drift past random pictures and sounds. Then i fo
I've been using some sort of modified MILD technique that involves meditating to clear my mind of thoughts, then reciting a mantra. I use intent, and it always feels like after I'm done I WILL have a LD. But I don't.
<mod>This is Part II of the SSILD topic. Look in Part I for the original technique. Part I UPDATE: SSILD has an updated technique which can be found here</mod> gemini.moon wrote: cosmic.iron wrote: gemini.moon wrote:
What's neat about the SSILD method is that it's relatively new, and has already seemed to bring quite a few lucid dreams and false awakenings, or it seems that way from reading the threads. To see how many people it's a
I've run into the hardest challenge of my ld career, and I need some help to solve it. It all started a couple of months ago when I went on a road trip to Chicago. I was really bored in the car and I started thinking abo
In this thread I will collect success stories from using the SSILD (Senses Initiated Lucid Dream) technique. If you succeed in using the technique, please post your story here as well. Many thanks in advance! <mod>Sl
is it Possible to have LDs at will? how? Current LD goal(s): Have My First LD
I've not been having LDs but i wish to ask those who've had some. Do you remember LDs more or better than usual dreams? Current LD goal(s): Lucid dreams, WILD.
No matter how hard I try, I can't seem to bring the people of my choice into my dream. I'll keep imagining a certain person being around the corner, behind a door in a different room, anywhere. It just won't work. I