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**NoUseForAname** · 11-03-2003 10:48 PM

OI!
I'm new here so....so....

How long did it took you before you had your first Lucid Dreams?

**Second Attention** · 11-03-2003 10:50 PM

Still waiting...

Are you named after the punk band?

They're pretty good... first show I ever saw, fast...

**NoUseForAname** · 11-03-2003 10:59 PM

i did and i didn't...it's cool name....
and i did.they're tha best fu+.@ing band...
they're fast...
but descendens (don't know how to spell) are the fastest...must see...

**icedawg** · 11-03-2003 11:46 PM

Originally posted by NoUseForAname
OI!
I'm new here so....so....

How long did it took you before you had your first Lucid Dreams?

It only took me a couple days after reading about them to have my first, from what I recall. Mastering it, however, usu. takes quite some time.

I still have yet to do that...

**Second Attention** · 11-03-2003 11:58 PM

Yeah, the descendents are the shiznitto bam

**Seeker** · 11-04-2003 12:29 AM

It took me a number of years to have my first Lucid Dream, but, I didn't have anyone to help me or any reading material!

Good luck!

**jill1978** · 11-04-2003 02:29 AM

it took me about two weeks afer my first session of reality checks.

**azwe_echo** · 11-04-2003 04:03 AM

I'm still waiting too...
But a month into training, I've just now begun to get a grip on how I work as a dreamer... so, hopefully soon!

EDIT: / Well technically, I could say I've had them before as a child.. but I won't, because I can't recall clearly enough to say one way or another. But I will say that I do remember a couple dreams that were very different and somewhat controlled by me...I just didn't know I had control, therefore it wasn't as though I was willingly doing things...things just kinda happened. Basically I was just scared to no end...

**Serinanth** · 11-04-2003 04:32 AM

Ive been having them for most my life... Mastering them... thats another story

**Silver Sphere** · 11-04-2003 05:55 AM

A month or two for any results at all, a couple of months before I had one that was any good at all. I'd had them before I'd heard about lucid dreaming too but they were only semi-lucid and not very interesting.

**nerve** · 11-04-2003 04:26 PM

about a week. and this was almost a year a go.

**jill1978** · 11-04-2003 05:47 PM

Mine are still really sporatic...I have'nt had one in about 2 weeks, but when I do have one It's amazeing and worth waiting for.

**liquid** · 11-04-2003 11:32 PM

what would you all consider "mastering" your dreams?

**evangel** · 11-05-2003 01:20 AM

I started having LDs just before turning 18 (not sure what brought them on...). They started out as falling and paralysis dreams, then gradually changed as I became used to them and learned how to control them to some extent. Been having them nearly every night since. I'm now 26. I guess mastery would mean complete or near complete control and the ability to reach lucidity each time asleep.

**Ginko** · 11-05-2003 05:51 AM

First off i would like to say i had 1 before i ven learned about the topic of "Lucid Dreaming" A couple of moths later i rembered how fun it was and decide to some resarch on it. Here was the first place i went, and after a months time i had my first Lucid Dream (in fact i had 2 bak to bak tose past 2 days). But i havn't had 1 since. *sigh* dont remind me i have been practising for about two months now. And after learing that my friend can almost do it at will when he decides to rember his dreams, it just pisse me ..... and that son of ....... damn b..... grrrrrz

thanks man for making me feel bad. hope some 1 will come over here and pat me on the back, *trys to pat self on back, but some how useless*

**nebula** · 11-05-2003 06:12 AM

it took me months after i started looking into it. i've only had one lucid dream and that was totally random. i've dreamscaped twice, and those were accidents also. i've found out that it's easier for me to lucid dream when i dont have a lot of stuff going on. well im guessing that anyway.

**Serinanth** · 11-05-2003 07:25 AM

Mastering?

well.

In my experiece the dream world seems set and has rules and such I ned to learn the rules of each realm in order to... bend them =) I have limited influence, meaning I can rarely just change the dream, If I do so it comes crashing down.

I want to create. Others have said they could create worlds, civilizations...
I have only visited such places and I do not beleive that I was the one to create them.

Each of us is tied to the other, we are part of the all.

But still... we are separate, like little islands in a huge archipeligo, all a part of the same world.

Supposedly dreams are all within, if one could create life or an intelligence... one that is part of us but separate, like we are from god perhaps we would understand that connection, understand ourselves? I duno.. im just ranting

I think the one thing that I might find in mastery is waking up.

**Tim** · 11-05-2003 08:13 AM

it took me a few weeks to a month after i started actually trying

**evangel** · 11-05-2003 09:27 PM

Originally posted by Shawndow

thanks man for making me feel bad. hope some 1 will come over here and pat me on the back, *trys to pat self on back, but some how useless*

Feeling bad is good

...
That is if it helps you to grow/learn and go towards what you know to be true. No pain no gain, man!