Thread: What was the thing you really wanted to do when you started Lucid dreaming?

My first conscious LD goal involved remote viewing with another dreamer. I got close, but gave up before succeeding.

My first lucid goal that I ever set and accomplished was meeting my favorite philosopher Nietzsche and talking to him. When I first set the goal, I imagined having an intense philosophical conversation with him in his Sils Maria house that maybe led to new insights. When I finally met him, it was pretty weird and not at all what I expected. He was wearing a track suit, living in a room behind a hidden door in a closet and just said weird, cryptic things. Despite this, it was certainly worth the effort to accomplish this, as I think it was great training on setting and accomplishing a goal and finding a specific DC in a dream. Also, the journey finding him was pretty interesting, too.

I think when setting a LD goal, its important to follow through even if you become disinterested in it, because its a great learning experience.

Currently, I would like to meet my Dream Guide while fully lucid. Also, flying to the moon or outer space seems fun.

Originally Posted by hermine_hesse

My first conscious LD goal involved remote viewing with another dreamer. I got close, but gave up before succeeding.

My first lucid goal that I ever set and accomplished was meeting my favorite philosopher Nietzsche and talking to him. When I first set the goal, I imagined having an intense philosophical conversation with him in his Sils Maria house that maybe led to new insights. When I finally met him, it was pretty weird and not at all what I expected. He was wearing a track suit, living in a room behind a hidden door in a closet and just said weird, cryptic things. Despite this, it was certainly worth the effort to accomplish this, as I think it was great training on setting and accomplishing a goal and finding a specific DC in a dream. Also, the journey finding him was pretty interesting, too.

I think when setting a LD goal, its important to follow through even if you become disinterested in it, because its a great learning experience.

Currently, I would like to meet my Dream Guide while fully lucid. Also, flying to the moon or outer space seems fun.

What's remote viewing?

Originally Posted by superchaz

What's remote viewing?

Remote viewing is seeing while not being physically there. Many times it involves seeing a object hidden from physical view. In this case, the other dreamer (in WR) pulled a tarot card from a deck and a group of us attempted to tell him what the card was. I was able to tell he hid the card in a book, but didn't stick with the task long enough to see what the card actually was.

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