Yeah, I have a friend that really is a natural LD-er. He has received no training on this subject, and never thought it was strange until I told him about all of these guys over here at DV having so much trouble just to notice that one is dreaming.

His kind of LD is not strictly speaking, ordinary: he doesn't actually have any DILDs. None I have known, at least. What he tells me is that he plans out the dream while waking up. Whenever we meet, the thing we talk about is "what should he dream about tonight." His dreams seem to take place in a parallel universe in 2020, and that one dream corresponds to one day passing in the parallel universe. Therefore sometimes it seems like a big TV series. Each day in his dream ends with falling asleep, which brings him back to the real world. He does it 4-5 times a week.

How does he actually do it? I mean, without training??? He could almost beat Stephen LaBerge, man! Is there some kind of trick to make all of your dreams lucid? Apparently yes, since in LaBerge's book there was this FAQ which stated "What happens if all of your dreams become lucid" and LaBerge answered something like you need to control it.

So apparently some people have the natural ability to dream whatever they like with complete lucidity?