A newbie who's now willing to explore :)

**lunargoddess** · 09-18-2014 11:21 AM

I think I already experienced lucid dreaming. I'm not sure but from now on, I'll be more aware whether I'm lucid dreaming or not.

I never had problems remembering my dreams though. When I woke up, I can vividly remember everything. So, now, I'm here to learn and explore more about lucid dreaming, and ask for help in interpreting my dreams.

**PercyLucid** · 09-18-2014 12:26 PM

Welcome to Dreamviews!!

Make sure you keep a dream journal. Even if it feels like a bit struggle to reach your night table in the middle of the night, it is very worth to write your dreams down, even if its just keywords. And also it will help you a ton to lucid dream.

Also, check out the Tasks of the Month & Year as it will give you a big reason to work hard on lucid dreaming

**lunargoddess** · 09-18-2014 01:01 PM

^ Thanks, Percy. I'll check out the Tasks of the Month and Year.

There's soooo much to learn. My fascination to astrology led me to astral projection and lucid dreaming. I feel like it won't be that much hard for me to astral project. I just don't think I'm prepared and brave enough to experience the unknown that's why I'm not trying to do it.

I sometimes record my dreams, especially the repetitive ones. There were times when I keep on dreaming about ascending stairs or entering doors...door after door after door, like I was in a labyrinth. There were times when I keep on dreaming about cats...white cats and an owl, then sometimes dogs (last night's dream was a black dog).

I always immediately try to look up what the objects/people/animals in my dreams mean. I realize that I should now learn to interpret the dream as a whole. There must be a reason why these people or objects kept appearing in my dreams.