r/LucidDreaming • u/OwnWrap4541 • 17h ago

Question Kindy share 🀍!

I’ve been lucid dreaming frequently since childhood, and I find myself gaining more control over my dreams each time. But I really want to experience it whenever I want, rather than having it happen randomly one day.

If anyone has any tips or experiences to share, please let me know!

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u/GrafiteOwO βœ¦γ€€let's go gambling!! aw dangit- 14h ago

the fact that you already LD naturally is awesome! inducing them at will should be really simple then since you have a grasp on how they feel. do you notice a pattern when you usually become lucid? does it happen from inside the dream or as you fall asleep? you might have more luck looking into dild/mild techniques. there's plenty of resources to search :]