 Originally Posted by Enz
So I reality check whenever I interact with someone but it doesn't show up in my dreams?
Also what affirmations should I use when I wake up to recognize this dreamsign when I awake in the night? I'm so tired and sedated when I wake up
thanks
1) A state test ("RC") is just one part of bringing lucidity into dreams. You only can do a state test if you have a combination of intent, memory, and awareness in waking life: you need to have set the intent to pay attention to your state, you need to remember this later, and/or something needs to "click" in your awareness to give you the push to do the state test (e.g., you see something weird or unusual).
2) So what "gets you lucid" in a dream is the repetition of practicing lucidity in the waking state. The more, the better. (But keep it fun and don't burn out, it's better to work on it a little every day than to spend all day doing RCs and then get sick of it and stop for a week or two).
3) It takes time. You are literally reprogramming your brain to behave differently, and you are building/strengthening/rewiring neural pathways to operate in this lucid mode. Everyone is different, but the typical time it takes can range from a week or two to a couple of months. I had my first LD one month to the day after I started reading ETWOLD, recalling and journaling dreams, and doing daytime awareness/reflection exercises.
4) Nothing is guaranteed. All the recommended practices only can increase the chances of getting lucid in dreams. Combining these methods can raise the chances higher (daytime awareness/intention, night-time WBTB, night-time MILD, etc.)
If you haven't yet, I recommend you read the first chapters of Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by LaBerge. It's a great general resource and has enough information in it to establish a solid DILD-based LD practice.
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