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Do you journal about your dreams?
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Dude I felt like I learned how to lucid dream for like 3 dreams and then promptly forgot. Makes me wonder if it's just dreaming about knowing how to lucid dream.
Good luck in any case
The method that works for me is when I wake up and still have some time left, I try to fall asleep again. If you fall asleep, it'll be a light sleep, that's when you're most likely to have a dream.