just got into lucid dreaming.

hello, im the new member here, im 17 years old and recently ive had about 4 sessions of wat is called 'WILD' in a week.
this is really sick. i ve always dreamed of being able to control myself in dreams, but now i do... so cool that i can do anythin i want.
mine always happened in the morning when i wake up then fall back to sleep again.
it's only today ive started researching on this and found this forum.
but now i know all this stuff, and will be trying to get a lucid dreaming agian, will it prevent me from lucid dreaming? cos i thought it was more like a naturally happening experience.

by the way wat r the things u guys do for the dreaming... like do u guys make a list of things to do and do them.. :)

Welcome to the forum.

No, but there is the Task of the Month, and Task of the Year. Just go to the forum and go to Lucid Experiences. And you should find it.

thanks people!! this is amazing!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by thomas1130

hello, im the new member here, im 17 years old and recently ive had about 4 sessions of wat is called 'WILD' in a week.
this is really sick. i ve always dreamed of being able to control myself in dreams, but now i do... so cool that i can do anythin i want.
mine always happened in the morning when i wake up then fall back to sleep again.
it's only today ive started researching on this and found this forum.
but now i know all this stuff, and will be trying to get a lucid dreaming agian, will it prevent me from lucid dreaming? cos i thought it was more like a naturally happening experience.

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Your posts will be much easier to read if you spell your words correctly and punctuate your sentences appropriately. With that, welcome to the forum. :)

No, it won't prevent you from lucid dreaming, if anything this experience will make it easier for you to do it. What you did is what we call a "DEILD", or a "dream-exit induced lucid dream", in which you wake up from a dream and go back to sleep, right into another one, but you're aware that it's a dream.

And it IS a naturally occurring experience. In that way, it's not dangerous to you to induce lucidity for yourself. Some people have them easier than others, and some are actual naturals at lucid dreaming, but either way it's a natural act that anyway can learn how to do.

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Originally Posted by thomas1130

thanks people!! this is amazing!!!!!!

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And yes, lucid dreams are amazing. Glad you found us! Good luck on getting lucid in the future! :shadewink:

Welcome to DV forums. You are going to find very nice people here who will help you with any questions you may have. You might want to look at the tutorials and read over them to get some terms of LD'ing straight which isn't an easy job (well for me). Good luck and happy posting!