Lucid Dream EVERY Night! (Fact or Fiction?)

Can you lucid dream every night? Stop wondering and start knowing! This video reveals the truth behind nightly lucid dreaming that even experienced oneironauts often misunderstand. Learn why achieving lucidity every night is like a pro surfer catching the perfect wave - thrilling, but not guaranteed. Discover what science really says about lucid dream frequency and why quality trumps quantity in your dream adventures. Whether you're a beginner or a dream yoga master, these insights will transform your approach to lucid dreaming. Ready to separate fact from fiction and maximize your lucid experiences? Watch now and unlock the full potential of your dreaming mind! #youtubechamps #luciddreaming

[@LucidDreamPortal]

Post your question in the comments, the best questions will be answered in upcoming shorts! (vote for your favourites!)

[@gastrite_liquida]

Does the Wild technique need the 6 hours sleeping? And if yes why?

[@stefandedja5876]

What waking life aspects can lucid dreaming benefit?

[@ulsleezus7634]

Awareness of your surroundings, critical thinking about what is happening, true and honest reality testing.

[@Aarsh1199]

Nothing, it makes your dreams fun with control in it and also you are the god of your dream, thats an awesome feeling

[@extremetech7096]

After the first time, I had a nightmare as a kid, I’ve been naturally able to decide whether or not I want to lucid dream. Don’t ask me how that works. I genuinely have no idea. Also the decision is made during the dream.

[@Aarsh1199]

PRO TIP : immerse yourself in your fantasy storyline movie/series for atleast a week and before sleeping try making just the starting structure of the dream with you as the main character obviously. This will trigger a dream of the same world, BUT the trick is that you have forcefully induced that dream SO YOU WILL HAVE THE AWARENESS that its a dream. Try experimenting on it and trust me you will be a super pro in NO TIME. All the best!! One day you will reach the level: control dream, continue same dream for many days, building a dream world with multiple characters, wake up and sleep again to continue the dream, purposefully lose control of the dream to enjoy uncertainty, years of storyline in 10 hours of sleep etc. I will suggest to stop this journalling,notes etc. focus on immersion in your fantasy and building your dream a little bit before sleeping. Note: Lucid dreaming is an individual experience so try experimenting with yourself on it. Try the tips from the pros and one of them will definitely work for you. I wish i could explain this more in detail. Feel free to ask Qs. HAPPY DREAMING GUYS❤DROP A LIKE SO OTHERS COULD BENEFIT FROM THIS

[@travman9007]

If you stayed awake for a week without sleeping, which is what you suggested in the beginning of this comment you would be in delirium. Basically dreaming while you're awake

[@Aarsh1199]

@@travman9007 naah naah bro i did not meant that. Simply like you watch the tv eries 7-8 hour a day then sleep thinking about it. Definitely try it. YOU WILL HAVE A GREAT SHOT .

[@Gravxes]

@@Aarsh1199Hey I been trying to lucid dream and had my first Induced one after 5 and a half years of trying and that was 3 years ago haven’t had another one since but I did have a OBE about 4 weeks ago without even trying(which is when I have my most profound experiences and I know it’s weird stuff only happens for me unintentionally)I simply laid down after being cross-faded and heard a loud ringing in my ears and eventually a loud pop as if I was off of DMT and it felt like my very soul was forcefully snatched from me and I appeared to be in a very long black spiral( never done it before just know from hearing people’s experiences I have only ever touched psilocybin)but I’m not losing hope at all been staying true to my journal and doing my reality checks at least 20 times before the day is up I won’t give up even if it takes another 5 years to have another lucid dream😂🍻 Forgot to mention my first lucid dream was less than 5 minutes but I was able to achieve flight at will but woke up from over excitement and I wasn’t as strict as I am now with making sure to record in my dream journal but now I am 23 days in to my dream journal

[@franciscogoliveira444]

Hello!! I don't know if you already answered this, but can you actually control your lucid dreams? The first time I had one I got desperate, because I thought I would never wake up but if I have it again I may try to control it. Thanks for the videos!!😁😁

[@StumpedSlicken]

I don't know if you just added the hashtag or not, but hopefully it sends new people to the channel!

[@LucidDreamPortal]

It's part of a KZbin initiative that I've signed up for 😊

[@StumpedSlicken]

Ah yes, I remember now! I just couldn't remember if the hashtag was there since the beginning of the initiative or not!

[@Kaynos]

Only happen once in 52 years by accident and I still remember like it was yesterday. I wish it would happen more often it was a fun experience.

[@jimvanhall217]

hey Can Dopamine Detox Help Maintain Motivation? I am now looking at what habits I have. junk food, lots of phone time, etc I want to get away from it for a while, I get very distracted would dopamine detox be good? I hope that I will find good things more interesting, such as reading books, meditation and I hope that I will forget less about my reality check

[@LucidDreamPortal]

Thank you Jim, hopefully the AI will pick your question, but if not please ask again during the livestream :)

[@MarcosGirónMuñoz]

How can I stop my lucid dreams from suddenly stopping? I have quite vivid lucid dreams, but at some point they just fade to black and I wake up

[@DemetSev-vj2me]

Can you do an in depth tutorial on WILD dreams, I have regular DILD dreams but never had a WILD dream even though I have 30+ attempts with WBTB and all kinds of techniques and different anchors

[@Zetpet12LetsPlayeCZ-yo6go]

Can i have lucid daydream or not?

[@LucidDreamPortal]

Daydreams are by definition lucid, mind wandering is the non-lucid equivalent.

[@kato856]

​@@LucidDreamPortalI think he means how you see perfect images in your dreams. If you could see images in your day dream.

[@Gravxes]

@@kato856Well I was day dreaming in class once and ended up falling asleep years ago and had a very vivid dream of a baseball flying at me that made me almost fall out of my chair damn near almost but it did start from a daydream however this is the only time it’s happened and never again

[@KatyaMoore-it5lj]

After you lucid dream and wake up, do you remember it as a real life memory or do you just remember it as a dream but more vivid?

[@Aarsh1199]

You remember it like a movie, most plots are clear and you remember many details too.

[@XPlats]

I’m trying to learn to lucid dreamI’m keeping a dream journial and just setting intention before bed how do I max out my chances of lucid dreams

[@lennon9694]

Well. You can’t really max it out, but you can increase the chance! It just takes time!

[@user-wh1ry1gr1f]

Can you become lucid in your dreams by saying ,"i am dreaming" over and over again untill you sleep 😅😅

[@hemanth7]

Hello sir, I used to lucid dream every night. I didn't think about it, nor did I practice it, but I was doing it for 4 years. I thought I couldn't get enough sleep after waking up, even if I slept 10 hours a day, and I just wanted to get rid of it for peaceful sleep. It's just a thought; I lost this lucid dreaming ability. After 2 years (now), I've been told that it is like the easiest communication portal between me and my subconscious mind. I've been trying very hard for the last 6 months to regain it, but I couldn't achieve it. What should I do?

[@Bumbletoast]

[@mathcraft84]

What is the best sleeping position

[@Lelele0666]

Lucid dreaming Runs in my Family. So does Insomnia. Is that related?

[@lukeali1580]

Since the function of REM sleep is memory consolidation, can frequent lucid dreams hinder that in any way? More generally speaking, can it negatively affect any of the brain's natural processes?

[@ManuGamer4923]

Does excitement really wake you up, or is that misinformation spread by *those* channels?

[@ZzzZzz-tq9le]

should I aim lucid dream 90mins before or after my natural wake up time?

[@Tommytwisters]

What is the chance of a lucid nightmare

[@user-dy9qp6hi7y]

Can you make anything high

[@dreamer..098]

What is the best way to fight false awakenings.

[@DemetSev-vj2me]

Whenever you wake up do a reality test before you write down your dreams in your dream journal or after it, helped me have more lucid dreams because I had a lot of false awakenings

[@Aarsh1199]

False awakenings i think is just a signal that you are reaching the lucid dreaming level, PRO TIP : immerse yourself in your fantasy storyline movie/series for atleast a week and before sleeping try making just the starting structure of the dream with you as the main character obviously. This will trigger a dream of the same world, BUT the trick is that you have forcefully induced that dream SO YOU WILL HAVE THE AWARENESS that its a dream. Try experimenting on it and trust me you will be a super pro in NO TIME. All the best!! One day you will reach the level: control dream, continue same dream for many days, building a dream world with multiple characters, wake up and sleep again to continue the dream, purposefully lose control of the dream to enjoy uncertainty, years of storyline in 10 hours of sleep etc. Stop this journalling,notes etc. focus on immersion in your fantasy and building your dream a little bit before sleeping.

[@boddulasrikanth6047]

How long do experienced people have lucid dream?

[@Muhammed.E23]

Is it the time worth to invest in lucid dreaming

[@Bannapickleonion]

Of course the only time you are investing is spending atleast 10 minutes of your morning writing in your dream journal and doing the consistent reality checks throughout the day The only thing that can be abit time consuming is doing WILD/WBTB which can take some time but ofc doing dream journaling and reality checks are enough to be lucid in a dream

[@Aarsh1199]

I have never even wrote a note/ journalling and have been lucid dreaming from the past 5 years

[@elliotp2486]

Is it possible to dream about a memory you forgot a long time ago? (and what are other ways dreams work in correlation with memories?)

[@AstroMicroBro]

Are some people born with an advantage for lucid dreaming?

[@Navii-05]

In a livestream, you claimed that going to bed after midnight harms dream recall and lucid dreams. Does it make a difference that I go to bed after midnight but I get more than 8 hours of sleep?

[@Aarsh1199]

Its not that an imp aspect of lucid dream. I used to sleep at 2-3 am and lucid dream everyday, sometimes even continue the same dream for many days and creating an entire mini world with so many characters

[@Navii-05]

@@Aarsh1199 The thing is that you could be an outlier, a rare case. After all, lucid dreaming everynight IS an outlier, if it is true.

[@lordofrage1209]

Could you please explain what you mean by "conditions"?

[@Human_and_AI]

Can hypnosis be a useful tool for lucid dreaming? Or is it a myth like subliminals?

[@Aarsh1199]

Naah, hypnosis is not related to LD

[@mufazzalmufeeth3033]

How long do i have to keep a dream journal before getting my first lucid dream.

[@Aarsh1199]

I have been lucid dreaming for years, different stories/worlds post apocalyptic,vampire world, serene worlds, mafia worlds etc etc . I have never even made a dairy or a note. I can continue a dream for many days . I can wake up and sleep again just to complete the dream.

[@mufazzalmufeeth3033]

Oh but by any chance r u a natural lucid dreamer

[@Aarsh1199]

@@mufazzalmufeeth3033 i don't think so. I always had a lot of dreams but i started to control them when i was around 18 years old

[@Syrup_kitten]

Ive tried Lucid dreaming for a few years ive paused on it time to time with no luck and i just cant get it to work! Ive tried doing some techniques and writing my dreams down the best i can but i think the main problem is i fall asleep half way through the techniques. What do you suggest?

[@Aarsh1199]

Stop trying these techniques , the best way is to immerse yourself into your favorite fantasy movie/series like vampire dairies etc. and obsesses over it for a week, you will start getting your dream world. All the best!

[@Syrup_kitten]

@@Aarsh1199 how do i get started with that

[@Aarsh1199]

@@Syrup_kitten what genre dream world you wanna built first. Decide it first. See a tv series drama etc just to trigger that side of thoughts, sleep with this world of yours in mind. Dont worry it wont be the same as the tv series you will be in total control

[@Syrup_kitten]

@@Aarsh1199 im a fan of horror?

[@Aarsh1199]

@@Syrup_kitten its difficult create a horror paranormal world. Trying making it a dystopian world.

[@Bannapickleonion]

I have abt 4/5 Lucid dreams a week some are long some are short

[@Aarsh1199]

You are reaching pro level, try continuing the same dream for many days, its simply awesome. Try your favourite fantasy movie at night and try building your dream world around it

[@Bannapickleonion]

@@Aarsh1199 Yh am planning to explore more on world building but atm am just doing whatever in the dream am currently in

[@uphone7110]

Can you taste and smell things in lucid dreams?

[@Aarsh1199]

You can taste smell or feel other sensations in a normal dream as well, no need for a lucid dream. Its a different concept than what you are asking.

[@fishskilletvillet]

Can you have a dream where you think “I’m dreaming” and not become lucid.

[@Aarsh1199]

It is more like knowing it's a dream. You are the main character. But you also want to enjoy it, so you dont totallt focus on the aspect of knowing the dream, you focus on living the dream and nudging the dream story the way you want. So it is like "You purposefully lose a little control of the dream to enjoy the experience more".

[@Navii-05]

Yes.

[@TheTravisShow]

Im under 18 and i try to lucid dream but i have only ever gotten 1 since i started trying which was about 3 months ago and all the videos I have watched don’t really help so you are kinda my last resort

[@Aarsh1199]

I started lucid dreaming when i was 18 too and never stopped. Try this: binge watch your favourite tv show whose main character is what you want to become. Fantasy world will be better. Mafia/GoT/Vampire/Apocalyptic etc. Then everyday before sleeping, close your eyes think consciously of your own made fabtasy world for 5-10 minutes and sleep. This will trigger a dream of the same world scenario, then you will starting gaining a little awareness and control over the dream. Do this for 1 week and man you will become the god of that dream world of yours. You will slowly reach the level where you purposefully lose a little control and awareness of your dream just to emerse yourself in the world created by you. Slowly there will be friends, enemies,sadness, happiness, victory,defeat etc etc. The quality will also improve and you will also remember most of the dream after waking up. Hope this helps. Good luck!!

[@Aarsh1199]

I remember i created and dreamt the Vampire Dairies world created by me for months. The same dream everyday and continuig and building the story and world everyday

[@randomgamer123-fz1qr]

Are lucid nightmares a real thing or just made up?

[@Aarsh1199]

I can say lucid nightmares are possible, i have been lucid dreaming for the past 5 years but never did i try a nightmare dream. It is just that i dont enjoy horror so why would i induce a horror dream and also fear is a very very Strong emotion so even for a pro-lucid dreamer it is difficult to to control and you can even lose the control/awareness/lucidness of your dream. It is possible but very difficult to ride a long horror dream. Maybe you can try a short 1.