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    View Poll Results: Your Age -and- When You Began Lucid Dreaming

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    • Under 12

      11 14.29%
    • 13 - 18

      63 81.82%
    • 19 - 24

      8 10.39%
    • 25 - 30

      1 1.30%
    • 31 - 36

      1 1.30%
    • 37 - 42

      0 0%
    • 43 - 48

      0 0%
    • 49 - 54

      0 0%
    • 55 - 60

      0 0%
    • 61+

      0 0%
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    1. #26
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      Quote Originally Posted by timbowman1 View Post
      I'm 13 and I've probably had around 40 lucid dreams total.

      I am also very mature and smarter then most kids my age. I have a gut feeling that this is indeed why I can LD so well.

      You talk in a very smart manner. Inspiration to kids everywhere!

      Me? Thanks.
      Happy dreaming!

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      I am 18 and no LDs since I joined. Most of the people on this site are 13-18 and I don't think most have a problem lucid dreaming.

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      Age doesn't matter. I'm 17 and I can LD Abnormally Crazy. Its just different for everyone..on how individual mind works when they're awake or asleep. Some had impact after LD, some didn't.
      Etc.
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      1. Attacking my enemies instead of running away from them~ Ultimately taking control of my dream situation.
      2. Remember that I can always summon a shield around me to protect myself in dreams. No need to fear!

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      Started when I had just turned 13. I've only had 2 or 3 Lucid Dreams :/

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      I agree with Shinice. People just have to have the right mindset, and the dedication to do it. Many teenagers just aren't that open to lucid dreaming (as with other age groups) and may be skeptical at first, which can hinder their ability to LD. However, I'd already had an LD before actually trying to induce them, so I knew they were possible, and after that I could LD easily.
      We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
      some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.

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      I recall I had my first lucid experience when I was 8 or so, but I started to comprehend and see them frequently between 12-14. That was when I started to understand how to invoke them.
      Jujutsu is the gentle art. It's the art where a small man is going to prove to you, no matter how strong you are, no matter how mad you get, that you're going to have to accept defeat. That's what jujutsu is.

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      I'm sure I'll get it. I'm 13 and my friends(some of them younger than me) have actually been into lucid dreaming longer then me and never told me about it. once I talked to them about it I realized that my friends could lucid dream REALLY well nearly every night. I'm the only one out of the four of us who practice lucid dreaming who can't do this with such ease. So I think there is no age barrier.

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      I had natural LDs when I was younger, and still do...I'm a teenager now, and just from practicing a little I shot up with my ability to LD...
      It took me only 3 days to get my first one when I started DV
      From my rotting body,
      flowers shall grow
      and I am in them
      and that is eternity.
      -Edvard Munch



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      I started when I was 12 or 13 when I joined waay back. I completely forgot about it for the most part when I started high school, until recently. I'm now 17, had my first (new) LD a couple of weeks ago, and trying hard to work towards more. While I've always been good at remembering my dreams, I've never been a 'natural' lucid dreamer as far as I know. I know that continuing this will lead to getting lucid every few days
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