Thread: what should i do !!!

i've heared a lot that reading more tutorials will make you gain more knowledge about lucid dreaming,i did that,but now i can't seem to be able to choose what tech to use,DILD,WILD,VILD,MILD...etc,i even find a problem in one tech itself,because there is a lot of Approaches for one tech,let's say DILD,there is SAT,ADA,LL,normal DILD...etc.
what should i do,try a all of the techs or focus on one

Try them all and see which one works better to you and your lifestyle

It sounds annoying but you should try them all and find which one you feel the most comfortable with. You can skip around if you know one of them won't work for you

Start with Mild, because it is basically DIld without the randomness. Once you become alright and get a feel for things you can experiment with different tehcniques like Deild and Wild variations etc. All the techniques like Ada or Sat work equaally well so it doesn't matter which you pick.
I suggest you write down everything you find important in you diary in one big article. That is how I eventually got around to writing my guide, by collecting all different pieces of relevant pieces of info to build my own variation and style to the technique.

Originally Posted by dutchraptor

Start with Mild, because it is basically DIld without the randomness. Once you become alright and get a feel for things you can experiment with different tehcniques like Deild and Wild variations etc. All the techniques like Ada or Sat work equaally well so it doesn't matter which you pick.
I suggest you write down everything you find important in you diary in one big article. That is how I eventually got around to writing my guide, by collecting all different pieces of relevant pieces of info to build my own variation and style to the technique.

do you suggest writing notes about every tech and build my own variation,sounds entresting,,but wouldn't experiancing all this techs would take me a lot of time.

Originally Posted by areyoume

do you suggest writing notes about every tech and build my own variation,sounds entresting,,but wouldn't experiancing all this techs would take me a lot of time.

No you don't even have to try them. As you read through them pick out the ones that suit you an just write about them in your journal. My first entry started like this "If I want to succeed in LDing there are a few things I will have to do. Firstly I must learn how to become aware, I chose to follow the sporadic awareness technique bla bla bla". DO it so that you have a goal to reach, something to ive you a reason. You don't have to write out the whole guide just want you want to try achieve.

Originally Posted by dutchraptor

No you don't even have to try them. As you read through them pick out the ones that suit you an just write about them in your journal. My first entry started like this "If I want to succeed in LDing there are a few things I will have to do. Firstly I must learn how to become aware, I chose to follow the sporadic awareness technique bla bla bla". DO it so that you have a goal to reach, something to ive you a reason. You don't have to write out the whole guide just want you want to try achieve.

ohh,very helpful,sounds great endeed.....thanx for the advice,i noticed you have a DEILD guide,do you suggest DEILD as a good method.

Originally Posted by areyoume

ohh,very helpful,sounds great endeed.....thanx for the advice,i noticed you have a DEILD guide,do you suggest DEILD as a good method.

I am a believer that Deild is the ultimate method to learn. I know its possible for someone to learn how to Deild in a few days (because I've thought my best friend how to do it) but it can be hard to grasp the concept of letting your body sleep. Seeing as you can chain dreams it allows you to have up to ten dreams in a night. I myself started only after a had a few lucid because I am extremely obsessed with it and now after about four months I can have over 3 lucid dreams a night if I want.
I was kazy and determined at the same time, I still think it can be good to practise with Mild first but I just didn't have the patience.
If you can dedicate yourself enough, I mean not giving up for more than three months of consitent trying then it is possible for you to become a frequent lucid dreamer. Only if you feel that you can take on something like this though, that is what I did.

yea,that's sounds pretty amazing,am gonna find it a place in my program,but as you said,it takes time and dedication,and if i poor all my dedication to DEILD and find out that it's not my right tech,that can be very frustratingPS
the link on your sig doesn't work,if you may provide me with a working link,please

http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/dutchr...0/#post1926585

there thanks for checking it out, hope it works out for you.

Originally Posted by dutchraptor

http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/dutchr...0/#post1926585

there thanks for checking it out, hope it works out for you.

it works now,thx for the help and ansewring all my Qs,you helped me alot

DILD, and WILD are the only techniques there is the rest is just variations.

DILD - Indirect technique to start dreaming. - MILD, RC, CAT, ADA etc.

WILD - Direct technique to start dreaming. - DEILD, VILD etc.

If you are a beginner I suggest you start with the indirect way just to become familiar with your sensations of dreaming and dreaming awareness, then you can try to WILD techniques.

Good luck!

Just choose which one you seem to like best and (or) has the best success rate. Good luck!