Well, I did it. I can't be happier to finally achieve lucidity for the first time in my life. But, as you can imagine, I got too excited and woke up. I couldnt even do an RC upon waking up because I think that I was still in Sleep Paraysis, which is something else I have never felt before. I couldnt move, and I was still very tired. So I just fell back asleep, right into a non lucid false awakening. A story for another time.
Having my first lucid has made me want to have more and more. I looked upon the detail that was my key to becoming aware: I stared at a watch around my left wrist and realized I was late for work. When I panicked and looked at my night stand's alarm clock, it read a different time. That brief moment of realization felt so amazing, that I wish it could have lasted longer. So I am trying to use my watch as my primary RC now. But is this practical? I've never dreamed about my watch before. I've been logging my dreams every day, and reading them once and a while to think about any possible dream signs and recurring elements. Other than trying new techniques, is there anything else I can passively work on to help have more lucids?
Having my first lucid has made me want to have more and more. I looked upon the detail that was my key to becoming aware: I stared at a watch around my left wrist and realized I was late for work. When I panicked and looked at my night stand's alarm clock, it read a different time. That brief moment of realization felt so amazing, that I wish it could have lasted longer. So I am trying to use my watch as my primary RC now. But is this practical? I've never dreamed about my watch before. I've been logging my dreams every day, and reading them once and a while to think about any possible dream signs and recurring elements. Other than trying new techniques, is there anything else I can passively work on to help have more lucids?
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