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Hi OhpeliaBlue
Im new to lucid dreaming and find it to be a very interesting topic, I've already had a semi-lucid dream the day I found out about lucid dreaming, I attained it by using the SSILD technique. I'm very interested in joining the class and to expand my knowledge of lucid dreaming, I want to be a part of the community and I find this a good way to start.
Thanks for reading :)
Hi OpheliaBlue and the Dreamviews community! Looking forward to taking part in Class:) thanks for the fantastic resource.
i started LD a few months ago now and would love to learn more, i have a dream journal underway for the last three months
and had some LD success with the WBTB and Wild methods found in your forums.
Looking forward to taking part!
all the best
Kactus
Welcome to the Intro Class Sirgaga, SoccerTees and Kactus!
Hey Ophelia! Brand new to LD but I'd love to learn how all of this works! S I'd love to join the class!
Hello Ophelia!
I'm a complete noob to LD.
I had a couple of spontaneous Lucid Dreams more that 15 years ago.
Recently while reading an awesome book (Surely you're Joking Mr. Feynman) I found out about Lucid Dreaming and this forum.
I so want to be able to Lucid Dream.
Looking forward to learn from you :)
Hello!
I have been quite unsuccessful with Lucid Dreaming in the past.
Around 5 years ago I first learned about Lucid dreaming and started studying about it, I did a lot of research and learned a lot of techniques etc... I kept a dream journal for about 7 months and got to a good stage where I could recall and write down between 5-8 dreams per night. I would reality check and got very close to Lucid dreaming. I did Lucid dream a few times (but not with much control).
Anyways, I got busy with work, college, university, life, friends, moved in with my boyfriend (who I am still living with)... I stopped putting time into Lucid dreaming and stopped keeping a journal.
I am back now and I really want to take it seriously this time.
I am determined to learn how to Lucid dream!
I really look forward to learning from you, I would love to join your class!
Welcome to the class dreamskater! Don't worry, the first lucid dreams often tend to be short and lacking in control. Nothing a little practice and persistence can't cure. And you found DV and this class, so you'll be getting the best of the best in terms of help, ideas, methods and suggestions. Plus your own cheering squad. ;).
Thanks for your interest!
This is me, signing in :P
Posted this in the intro thread
"Hello all! I used to be on here quite a bit a long time ago, but then got all distracted and fell out of the habit, and I'm STILL not good at lucid dreaming yet.
Anyway, I've decided to step up my lucid focus again. I mean come on, it's like having a personal nightly Holodeck! And not just have it for fun crazy stuff, I'm also a writer and I'd like to be able to meet my characters and visit the worlds I'm writing about and get to know them better.
I think my problem was I'd convinced myself lucid dreaming is too hard, I knew too much about it.
So, I'm starting over. I'm forgetting everything I thought I knew and hopefully get rid of the roadblocks as well. This was also a fun community that I enjoyed participating in and I'd like to get back to it."
Someone recommended this class, so I'm going to give it a shot! Looks like it could be helpful ;) (Forgot to mention, the few lucid dreams i have these days crash pretty much instantly)
Awesome, welcome back Hwen! Glad you could join the class :)
Hi OpheliaBlue,
I would love to have opportunity to participate in your class and learn from you. I got interested in lucid dreaming about a year ago and have a had a few lucid dreams since, but I could use a little extra help! I've been recording my dreams and researching lucid dreaming so I feel this is a good start. Thank you, I can't wait to take part. :)
~Lena
Hi OpheliaBlue and the rest of you!
I signed up in DV like one year ago. I have had some LDs in the past but want to get regular at it. I've been waiting for a proper time when I can devote LDing and the DVA the effort it deserves, and guess what? The time never comes, I'm always so busy, and I decided now is as good a time as any other will be in the near future, so why postpone it? I will work at it as much as I can.
I already reviewed lesson I and wrote my first workbook post, and I'm going straight to post it!
Thanks!!
Welcome back then, Dreambh!
Hi Ophelia, I am really very interested about learning the Lucid dreaming basics, I have not yet managed to become lucid and I would very much like to.
Welcome Cushtard! Gonna check out your workbook in a bit.
Hi OpheliaBlue! I just created an account and I would like to join your class. I have never had a LD, but i would like to learn the techniques to have my first.
Hello, OpheliaBlue,
I have been trying to have a LD for the past four years with little success. I read about your talents and journal entries and wanted to join your intro class. Here's hoping for LDs in the near future!
Welcome Jakso and BlkTreeFore! Look forward to working on lucid dreaming with you :)
Hey, OpheliaBlue:
I wanted to try to retrain myself in order to obtain dream lucidity. I would like to join your classes if you want me.
Hi. I'm not new to LDing (in fact, I took a couple of DVA courses like three years ago, but I never had a big success), but I'm ready to come back and become a regular lucid dreamer. I'll forget all I learnt about LDing, start from scratch again and give the best of me!
Hi! I'm relatively new to the whole Lucid Dreaming thing. I have had maybe 2 or 3 LD's before, but never knew what they were or that others had them too. My goal from taking these classes is to become as good of a lucid dreamer as my best friend who lives a few hundred miles away from me now. She is great at it, and has been trying her hardest to do some joint dreaming with me, but as soon as she starts seeing or hearing me she always loses it. I feel like if I could become a lucid dreamer too I would be able to help her and maybe we could even meet up in cool places or go on adventures together. I've always been great at remembering most of my dreams even without having any sort of dream journal. And even if I do realize I'm dreaming, there isn't usually much I can do anyways. Thanks for the help and I'll try my best in the class!!
Hey everyone,
brand new to this whole realm of things. So I'm looking forward to learning how to do all of this =) I'm glad theres a place where everyone can help each other out. looking forward to joining the class.
Welcome humbee, quorthonafull, Blizzardsky, and anyonenormal!
Wow, we're getting alot of signer-uppers!
Hey,
...One hour long monologue just passed for this post, there are many reasons why I'm here. In the end I\m just really, really thankful to you for all of this.
Sincerely yours, me
Bon dreaming
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Hello :) I'm Yossarian22 and I made an account today. I'm not new to lucid dreaming, I unwillingly perform DILD's, sometimes I can even induce a WILD. But my lucid dreams are very unstable. i like to sign up to your class to improve my skills. I'm looking forward and I started even my first DJ entry.
Cheers :)
Hello OpheliaBlue,
I am Anju from India. I'm 24 years old. A fashion designer, fashion writer and painter.
Though I had read about lucid dreams a long time ago, I never really knew it's a skill that could be learnt and practised... until recently.
So, a month ago, I decided to learn lucid dreaming. I started by making a dream journal and doing reality checks. I've managed just 3 semi-lucids so far. Not a proper vivid lucid dream with control. :(
I'm very glad to have found Dreamviews where I can get expert guidance on this! So here I am, signing up for your classes. I'm determined to give it my best shot!
Looking forward to learning a lot from you :)