After experiencing a night of many OBEs, can I expect a massive improvement in results?

**Violas** · 01-20-2012 12:40 PM

I've been attempting lucidity for about 6 months or more now, and I've had over 10 lucid dreams overall. After attempting WILD and actually giving up after about 30 minutes, I rolled over and began to drift into sleep.

I had about 4 OBEs last night, the first night in which I ever had. I went into sleep paralysis for the second time ever soon after rolling over and soon fell onto the floor at the foot of my bed, thinking "Theres no fucking way", looking at my hands and realizing it was switching between 4-6 fingers. I then continued to have 4 seperate OBEs slipping in and out of sleep paralysis between each one.

Can I expect to have any more success than I had before? If so, how much?

I'm extremely excited and NEVER imagined lucidity of this level, feeling every one of the five senses and even remembering past dreams and events of my waking life. This level of entertainment and realism is nothing like what I expected from attempting an OBE and am very happy that the payoff for my months of hard work is this extraordinary.

**ShadowOfSelf** · 01-20-2012 03:51 PM

Well done, keep up with whatever techniques you are using!
As for your question, wouldnt last night be considered a massive improvement in results?

**dms111** · 01-20-2012 05:47 PM

If you believe it will increase your success rate, then it will increase it.

Now that you've had what appears to be your most successful moment you need to take advantage of this high. Tell yourself that you've broken the barrier to LD/OBE. You are already an expert. Know that from now on your LD's will come at frequent and consistent intervals. From now on if you go one night without any LD's that perfectly ok. It just means that you are now overdo for a LD. The more days that you go without LD's the more overdo you are which means the more likely one will occur the next night. This is how you can turn a night that most people would consider a failure into positive motivation.