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    1. 12-21-2008 03:38 PM #1
      LordSturm
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      What method would work best for me?

      For the time being, I am currently unemployed/on-holidays and basicly have nothing but free time. Essentially I can sleep whenever, and possibly sleep in till whenever. ( To some limitation. )

      Currently I'm staying up late-ish ( 2am ) and sleeping in until around midday, ( terrible, I know ) basicly I'm recalling dreams every so often, but I don't belive that sleeping for longer will help me dream for longer. ( Which is beside the point because I fail to remember it all anyway. )

      What would be the ideal sleep/wake pattern or method of inducing Lucid dreams with my general free schedule. How do you do it?

      I'm open for experimenting, so requesting feedback is probably a good idea.
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    2. 12-21-2008 03:58 PM #2
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      hi! It's uber hard I know from personal experience, but try going to bed at around 11-ish- it feels like "you will be loosing time" but don't worry it will cause you to wake up earlier and be more active during the day. Keep a dream journal, do reality checks and success is imminent
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    3. 12-21-2008 04:57 PM #3
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      It really doesn't matter what time you go to bed or wake up as long as it is at the same time every night. Get your body into a sleeping pattern so it will be ready to recall dreams. Once you have that going try MILD and just keep up with RC and your DJ like yuriythebest said.
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    4. 12-22-2008 12:55 PM #4
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      Hmm, thanks for the advice guys...
      Ok I'll try sleeping earlier.
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    5. 12-22-2008 06:11 PM #5
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      Since you have the time, try to do a Wake Back To Bed as often as possible. Pair it with something like MILD and you will be lucid in no time.
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