Lucid at young age

**spartinpastic** · 01-21-2012 08:28 PM

Hey i'm ten year old and very recently discovered. I have been doing reality checks every 5-10 minutes and has read a lot about lucid dreaming. I am also eating things like bananas to get B6 to recall my dreams better, as last night I failed to recall any of my dreams. Right now (when I posted this) its my second day discovering lucid dreams.

Is there anything I should worry about doing this stuff at young age?

**Burke** · 01-21-2012 09:32 PM

There's nothing to worry about lucid dreaming, no matter your age. There is no proof that lucid dreaming is bad for and many believe it is actually good for you. Besides, it's a lot of fun!

Many people believe that the younger you are the easier it is to lucid dream. In fact, if you describe what it is to people they will often say something like, "Oh yeah, I had a few of those as a kid." However, lucid dreaming takes a lot of practice and discipline to get good at, and many people don't have the patience for it. But if you keep at it and don't give up, you will have lucid dreams.

Good luck and happy dreaming!

**spartinpastic** · 01-22-2012 03:38 AM

Thank you so much for the reply. I personally am doing the DILD approach as I hate waking up in the middle of the night. I learned how to do void mediation so I will put a mantra before going to sleep saying something about "remembering my dreams".

This stuff is purely interesting and right now its my number one to lucid dream, I just can't wait for night!

**pi972** · 01-22-2012 07:04 AM

Thank god I'm not the only one! It's also good to know that lucidity is still attainable when you're very young.

**Kaenthem** · 01-22-2012 07:19 AM

Originally Posted by pi972

Thank god I'm not the only one! It's also good to know that lucidity is still attainable when you're very young.

am a bit older.....14 years old....but i already had 6 LDs in 8 days after only 6days of practise....i think that LDing maybe easy for us because we don't have alot of things that we have to do and wee don't have stress,stress is the number one lucid killer

**spartinpastic** · 01-22-2012 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by areyoume

am a bit older.....14 years old....but i already had 6 LDs in 8 days after only 6days of practise....i think that LDing maybe easy for us because we don't have alot of things that we have to do and wee don't have stress,stress is the number one lucid killer

Plus our brains are more active as they are constantly growing and I think school. Or maybe school decreases the chances because school can be stressful.

**Kaenthem** · 01-22-2012 05:33 PM

Originally Posted by spartinpastic

Plus our brains are more active as they are constantly growing and I think school. Or maybe school decreases the chances because school can be stressful.

i never get stressed beacause of school

**pi972** · 01-22-2012 08:40 PM

Originally Posted by areyoume

am a bit older.....14 years old....but i already had 6 LDs in 8 days after only 6days of practise....i think that LDing maybe easy for us because we don't have alot of things that we have to do and wee don't have stress,stress is the number one lucid killer

Woah! How? That's amazing!

**pusga** · 01-25-2012 04:13 PM

Waking up in the middle of the night and then falling asleep again is my favourite method for lucid dreaming, works almost every time.

Also, yeah, when I found out about this I was extremely excited. When I actually started practicing it I was surprised how easy and fun it was.
I flew to Jupiter, teleported to Space, etc...

Anyway, good luck and happy dreaming

**Kaenthem** · 01-25-2012 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by pusga

Waking up in the middle of the night and then falling asleep again is my favourite method for lucid dreaming, works almost every time.

Also, yeah, when I found out about this I was extremely excited. When I actually started practicing it I was surprised how easy and fun it was.
I flew to Jupiter, teleported to Space, etc...

Anyway, good luck and happy dreaming

how strange,waking up in the middle of the night for WBTB alawys work for me too

**SuperAbandoned** · 01-22-2012 02:56 PM

areyoume... im jelous right now

Dry spells aren't cool

**spartinpastic** · 01-22-2012 05:52 PM

Not when fractions are the hardest math thingy majigy ever.

**Kaenthem** · 01-22-2012 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by spartinpastic

Not when fractions are the hardest math thingy majigy ever.

even that is not hard for me,i don't get any problem with any class,actully math is my favorite thing to learn about.

**spartinpastic** · 01-23-2012 12:06 AM

Certain people can do it faster than others. Plus some people put more effort into it than others.

**Kaenthem** · 01-23-2012 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by spartinpastic

Certain people can do it faster than others. Plus some people put more effort into it than others.

thats right,but no need to julous of me,all of my LDs where short

**SuperAbandoned** · 01-23-2012 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by areyoume

thats right,but no need to julous of me,all of my LDs where short

Short or long... I HATE DRY SPELLS

**Spyguy** · 01-23-2012 08:37 PM

Age has nothing to do with it. You seem to be enthousiastic and hard working for lucidity. Keep going like that and you'll be a boss at this! I think it is great to start at a young age, because people tend to get more stressed and stuff when they get older, making it harder to learn this. As for the void meditation: great choice! I found it to be very useful for LDing and for other stuff as well. It is the greatest way to relax and chill out in my opinion. Good luck!

**spartinpastic** · 01-24-2012 01:13 AM

Best

community

ever

**pi972** · 01-24-2012 02:13 AM

Agreed.
By the way, some people say age helps, other say it makes it worse, others say it doesn't matter.
What's the definitive answer?

**Spyguy** · 01-24-2012 12:54 PM

Originally Posted by pi972

Agreed.
By the way, some people say age helps, other say it makes it worse, others say it doesn't matter.
What's the definitive answer?

For your amount of LD's and stuff, it makes no difference. I'd say it helps to start younger because you need to put in a lot less effort at the time you need to worry about tons of homework, or paying the rent or whatever. There are probably downsides to it, but I have no idea what at this point in time.

So, as an answer: whether it is better than starting when you are older can be discussed and there is no definitive answer to it, but it will not make a difference in your succes with LDing.

**LucidRaider** · 01-25-2012 03:36 AM

I wish i had your age, Dreamer.
Believe in yourself... You can do this....
10 years old for lucid dreaming is a great time.. alot of creativity comes to you... ♥

**Crondy** · 01-25-2012 05:36 AM

i believe it's when the imagination is going and flowing most, and attention either sticks or gets lost because when you're growing up, you don't know "anything" really and everyday you experience something new. I believe it's these experiences that keep oldies from having as many dreams because of repetitiveness. we experience and learn new things everyday and keep thinking about them to remember this information. kids don't have that obligation, only schoolwork and school is complete bullshit.

not once was i taught how to breathe growing up.

i definitely noticed my dreams become less vivid and less imaginative as i grew up. i would have some crazy cool dreams around 12-15, things i would never have been able to apprehend had i been any younger.

i wish our life was actually built upon a strong foundation of where we're going, not just improving. even ignorance is better then assumption.

sorry for the ramble, but yeah i think it all has to do with how we live our lives, it's so blank and repetitive that we dream about something and it feels so normal because we kinda subconciously walk through the day like that.

obviously not everbody is the same, but i believe these generations are being raised for failure and hardship.

good luck with your LD's, wish i could remember to do that many RC's lol.