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write a dream journal every night soon as you wake up DONT MOVE dont even open your eyes just think about your dream. once you have thought of all your dream get up and write it all down. do this everyday and youll soon have great dream recall which can help you find your dream signs so you can relise you are in a dream much easier! |
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Thread: Assist me to lucid dream ;)
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10-03-2009 05:47 PM #1Fueled by Everclear
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Assist me to lucid dream ;)
So I have been wanting to lucid dream again for a long time, i remember a cupple of years bad i tried to do it and didnt succeed.
I have only Ld'd twice and they were both semi-natural. I was awokken inside my dream by my alarm clock, i became lucid.
I think i can do it, i think i can become lucid before or during a dream however i think my primary problem is remembering my dreams.
If anyone can give me some tips, maybe something that heps them it would be greatly appriceated
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10-03-2009 05:51 PM #2tre flips
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10-03-2009 06:29 PM #3Fueled by Everclear
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Please elaborate on these "dream signs"
Originally Posted by baker3
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10-04-2009 05:26 AM #4Member Achievements:
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what baker means is this: Originally Posted by Calypso
the best way to remember your dreams is to keep a journal by your bed. flashlight if you want to. as soon as you wake up, write down everything you can remember. your dream recall will improve really, really quickly. super easy. just make sure you write it down immediately... don't eat breakfast first, in other words.
then you go over your dreams and try to find patterns, or dream signs. just recurring ideas, themes, people, that kind of thing. my biggest dream sign is the location... it usually takes place in a house i grew up in or a school.
hope this helps. now i'm going to go try to have one myself. cheers!
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10-04-2009 05:37 AM #5Member Achievements:
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And please, feel free to check out the tutorial section of this site (http://dreamviews.com/community/forumdisplay.php?f=75), as well as PM any of the more experienced users here.
Happy dreaming
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10-12-2009 03:07 AM #6I'm not all here, myself
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Always dream journal. Always! I never had lds before I started journaling, and now I have them spontaneously. It just takes a prod in the right direction, sometimes.
Other than that, it seems EILD (Externally Induced Lucid Dream) seems to work for you. Try it out!Haven't had a lucid dream in 3 years, and I'm looking to get back into it.
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10-12-2009 11:28 AM #7Dream Enthusiast Achievements:
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Adding to what everyone else is saying, be sure not to give up. Lucid Dreaming by no mea-
ns is hard to achieve, but it's also not a walk in the ball park. Be ready for failure to gain
success.
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