So we all know thc reduces rem sleep, and it’s basically impossible to lucid dream with higher doses in your body, but what if I told you you can lucid dream but you have to set up an appointment with it? But it will be the most vivid lucid dream you will experience. So this is how you do it: 3/4 days before you want to experience this, you stop smoking. The first day you will fall asleep as usual; the second day you might have trouble, but you will still fall asleep. Now, on the 3rd and 4th night is when your body tries to catch up on all the rem sleep you missed on the days you usually smoke. And what I recommend, if you’re newer to this, is pull up a YouTube wild technique guide video by itself. The videos don’t do shit, but in these specific circumstances, you can literally, as you mentally follow the guide’s video, just let go of your body, relax, and just act as if you didn’t have a physical body. Imagine yourself as a being that lives within no physical attachment; you will literally just start dreaming while mentally aware,at least that’s what I did and honestly had the most vivid lucid dream ever since i was 13 and started experimenting with lucid dreams but weed always held me back (18 now) but yeah thats about it.(btw this is not me saying stop forever but if you want a experience that you can fully control without being mentally tired you have to let it go for a few days then just start smoking again honestly better if you don’t though)

TLDR

0 lucid dreams, 2 dreams recalled last night.

0 lucid dreams, 21 dreams recalled total.

Ive started trying to shred weight, which is turning out to make this whole thing much harder.

Dream recall

I wake up, but my body just puts sleep above anything else and i dont bother recording what happened. I dont like it!!! Nighttime me is a different person. Maybe I need a tiny break idk...

All day awareness

Same old. Being aware, no social medias (apart from this one post a day lol).

Thank you!

I always make great progress with lucid dreaming, but then, all of a sudden, everything falls apart—usually when I get anxious and stop sleeping well. For the past two days, I haven’t been able to recall a single dream, even though I slept for about 7 hours today. Is there any hero out there who can save me?

well i had multible sleep paraliysis when i was a little kid and kinda got trauma from it so i waned to try this ld thing to maybe fix it im currently on day 6 i have a dream book i had a lucid dream that i could control on day 1 with wbtb and instantly got an sleep paraliysis after that so i dont know if i should keep going and how because i have adhd and some night i cant sleep at all srry english is not my native language

Bonjour. Merci pour votre indulgence je suis française.

Mon fils de 19 ans a toujours eu un sommeil irrégulier. Il faisait beaucoup de nuits blanches entre 14 et 17 ans, à jouer devant l'ordinateur.

Depuis qu'il travaille, d'autres choses lui arrive..

Il s'endort vite mais se réveille systématiquement la nuit et ne parvient pas à se rendormir.

Il s'endort très souvent debout au travail ou sur la table du lycée.

Et la depuis quelques jours il me raconte qu'il fait des paralysie du sommeil. Il ne parvient pas à bouger. Il se concentre pour se réveiller, y parvient, mais se rend finalement compte qu'il n'est pas réveillé, mais dans un autre rêve. Un rêve dans un rêve. Cela m'est déjà arrivé une fois où 2 , et j'ai trouvé ça très flippant. Mon fils ça lui arrive quasiment systématiquement depuis quelques jours. Hier , il s'endort dans le train du retour. Son téléphone tombe par terre . Le bruit le réveille. Il le ramasse et le glisse dans sa poche. Quelques minutes après son téléphone retombe. Mais en fait non, il est déjà rangé. Et pourtant ça le réveille. Comme une boucle. 3 ou 4 fois. Il m'a dit qu'il serait curieux de voir la caméra de surveillance pour vérifier s'il bouge vraiment ou si c'est dans son imagination.

Il s'endort également debout sous la douche, jusqu'à ce que son genou lâche et qu'il tombe. La dessus je soupçonne presque de la narcolepsie.

En tout cas, il me dit qu'il ne sait pas qu'il rêve. Au contraire il est toujours persuadé d'être réveillé. Comment je peux l'aider, le conseiller ?

Les recommandations concernant l'hygiène de vie, chez un gosse de 19 ans, ça fonctionne pas trop haha..

Merci pour vos retours. Bonne journée à tous.

Was it... weird? I would blame Project Heil Mary for giving those dreams.

Anywho, both of them were basically about the sun dying

(Also, I'm wondering if it means anything if it does plz tell me)

1.

the sun started to get warmer, so everyone around the world just gave up and let ppl live the way we all wanted. no money, no job, and just living the same mins; everything felt so... good? but it was also sad like the air felt cold and toxic like a slow death kinda air me and my cousins went to disney i had my sonic big ahh plush with me and my amy one too dont ask why maybe i stopped caring bcuz we all gonna die anyway the bodyguard (idk if im using the word right) was wearing a shadow costume it was like a good one i would say it looked a bit weird bcuz the outfit was way to tight on them like bodysuit and the head had a big eye hole on it and a hole in the mouth to breath ig he looked at my plushies and growled and was staring at me the whole time which made me uncomfortable after that we went in and.. it was oddly a museum too? it was fun the rooms give off backrooms but in a cute way but then out of no where i kinda got lost and i felt someone following me turns out it was the bodyguard i started running and running until he took the head off and it was my bf i got confused and woke up

2.

The sun was gonna drop on us; it was all over the media i would tell my sisters and relatives but they just told me its not that big of deal or more so wont happen we were on a vacation in a weird place it had mountains tho i was shaking and scared the whole time then out of no where while i was looking at the sun it started getting bigger and bigger i screamed and started running and it indeed dropped it had no sound on it just for everything to start crumbling i got scared and hugged my aunt everything felt too hot and thats when i woke up

So when I do the WILD method (where you keep your mind awake as your body falls asleep) every time I start to notice changes in perception or feeling I get a little surge of adrenaline, not a lot, but just enough to bring me out of the state and back to full wakefulness. It's been like this to the point that it's happened around 11 times in a night and after that I wasn't tired anymore.

Anyone else had this? And how did you handle it?

It's been 2 nights since in my dream, I look at my hands and notice that they have a problem but, it's only my dream character who notices it. So it's like having a normal dream but the story is about me in a lucid dream so it's not a lucid dream..

Okay I’ve read the thread but nothing seems to work. I tried doing it where I wake up at around 4:00 and go back to sleep but I can never retain control and I forget. As for the one where you try to trick your body your asleep I never stay conscious and fall asleep.

Any advice on how to do it or how it worked for you?

you can ignore the bottom as it doesn’t pertain to the actual question but I’m curious about this because I’ve been wondering

Another thing I’ve been beginning to get curious about is what can you do to your mind within a dream? I don’t just mean study in your sleep because I know that’s possible but like can you legit have a talk with your true self? I feel like not only is this possible but there’s deeper and deeper layers to this. To me lucid dreaming is one of the many secrets in life to success. I don’t know how or why but I just have a feeling if you get good at it than it can result in stuff happening irl. Kinda like manifesting something in a lucid dream and really trying to make it come to life. That’s about it with that and if you have anything lemme know :)

1. WBTB. (5 Hrs)

2. Recall last dream.

3. Repeat phrase with strong intention.

4. Visualize recalled dreams and imagine becoming lucid where possible. (Repeat this visualization a few times also).

5. Sleep.

I just want to know if I know this technique correctly or am I missing something?

People are updating this technique too much.

So I've had a false awakening where I woke up, reality check passed for some reason, and started discussing my dream with GPT(as usual) and then after a while I woke up and realized this is all just a dream. The laptop wasn't glitching or anything, the text was perfectly readable(I can even remember some of the responses), and the typing was smooth and the generation was also smooth. The web browsing also includes google search and youtube shorts scrolling

People say that phones or laptops or other technology never works correctly in dreams, but my experience says otherwise. Is my brain just too good? Although it's not a lucid dream it makes lucid dreaming harder. My brain has fooled me with every technology-related reality check.

Also the previous dream I was talking about with the dream chatGPT also contains working technology.

Also i just started lucid dreaming a week ago

Hey everyone,
I’ve been practicing a 3-phase meditation (breathing, eyelids, sounds) right before a daytime nap to induce a WILD. Today, I experienced something crazy, but I’m confused about what actually happened.
As the hypnagogia became really intense, I saw colorful rainbow bubbles, balls, and weird shapes. Suddenly, it felt like my eyes opened. I could see my room and my lamp, but everything looked a bit blurry, and the edges weren't sharp. I also couldn't move or "roll out" of bed.
I tried to mentally make the lamp move, but nothing happened. When my alarm went off shortly after, the room looked exactly like what I had just seen, minus the blurriness.
My question is: Did my physical eyes open and ruin the process by letting light in, or was this a false awakening where my "dream eyes" opened and I was stuck in sleep paralysis? How can I test the difference next time without moving my physical body?
Any advice on the blurry vision and how to transition fully into the dream from here would be highly appreciated!

Thanks!

Now I know that engaging the sense as much as possible is the obvious answer, but that hasn't reliably been working for me. My vision starts out normal, but as I'm trying to look at objects, the fine details on my palms, it starts to become less clear and then the experience always ends.

Sometimes the experience is vivid from the get go, but not always. Once I had the experience turn super real like a switch was flipped. I've also tried saying 'give me clarity' but nothing happens. What to do?