Sign Up Thread for Intro Class

**paigeyemps** · 08-08-2012 03:59 AM

Welcome everyone!!

So many students joining, i love it! <3

**VictoReverie** · 08-08-2012 12:32 PM

Hello! My name is Victor and i'd love to join the Dream Views Academy! It would be great to have a solid and public record of my work and progress in lucid dreaming, and interact with fellow dreamers.

**OpheliaBlue** · 08-09-2012 04:28 AM

Welcome to DVA Victo!

http://www.dreamviews.com/f151/begin...sson-i-130468/

**melanieb** · 08-09-2012 09:05 AM

I've seen so many of you in chat!

Welcome to the DVA!

**Adrenalini** · 08-10-2012 11:24 AM

A structured intro to LDs with fellow beginners supported by scheduled chats, progress journals and regular lessons? Uh...sign me up!

You can see a little bit more about me by reading my intro post in the Newbie Zone, but essentially, I'm a complete novice to LDs with a good amount of experience in self-hypnosis. If nothing else, that experience should help me when it comes to keeping still

**paigeyemps** · 08-10-2012 12:14 PM

Hey Adrenalini! Welcome to DV and the Intro Class! I love your name haha :3

**Adrenalini** · 08-10-2012 02:27 PM

Thanks paige. I'm looking forward to the chat this evening and getting to know you all

**JackShithourri** · 08-10-2012 11:55 PM

Hi all, i've read a fair bit of theory (and little rememberance of direct experience)on lucid dreaming,astral projection ect, and feel the time is right to focus on it intently untill successfull. I've stumbled across some priceless tips in my short span of time here, 1 being "ADA" all day awareness, a real gem. I'm interested in the class to encourage consistancy and well to have fun sharing the journey with others and theirs too. Well it's midnight here in uk so i'll do the workbook tomorrow. Really gratefull i found this place, and i'll see ya around.

**ThyXenocide** · 08-11-2012 05:22 AM

I really am interested in having my first LD. I think about it all day and practice MILD WBTB and WILD. I would love to join this class.

**RareCola** · 08-11-2012 01:35 PM

Welcome to all the new students! Can't wait to start working with you

**Starlia** · 08-12-2012 12:23 AM

Hi I am Starlia and I am interested in joining this class to help me understand dream techniques. Here's a bit about me. I am new to this sight and new to the concept of Lucid dreaming or rather the theory of it. I have been lucid dreaming and naturally practising many of these techniques without actually knowing that was what I was doing. I have been Lucid dreaming since as far as I can remember and look forward to learning and embellishing on these techniques new and old. Btw my avatar is what I want to look like in my dreams I pieced it together using paint. Would love to try Photo shopping it. It accurately represents my dream self personality and likes.

I should mention also that I suffer from mental illness so it is difficult for me to study. However I plan to go to Uni next year and this might help me get use to studying as well as give me some sense of accomplishment rather then being stuck in this rut iv'e been in for many years. I don't know my average LD count yet

Though I have achieved a record of 6 Lucid dreams in one night the first night I joined this sight

I'm also proud to say I received my first wings for achieving the advanced task of the month. I'm sure not an easy task for a beginning Lucid Dreamer. I was going to post the links for you as well as the task of the year unfortunately i am a new member so cant post links yet. If curious ask ophellia. or one of the apprentices. about task of the year and task of the month.

**Batch** · 08-13-2012 02:03 AM

Have been dreaming (and occasionally lucid dreaming) for decades, but for the most part it has been a matter of just enjoying whatever comes my way, and having quite good dream recall much of the time. Though I have also kept dream journals for decades because I often find my dreams interesting, I've never really gotten all that serious about trying to control, program, or otherwise increase the benefits of my dreams. But now that I have this very involved community to work with and bounce off of, going to try and become part of the academy, and see if I can increase my lucid dreaming from an average of once every couple of months to much more frequently.

So here's my 'post a message to apply,' and next I'll go see what I need to do to start my workbook. Already started my dream journal here, and will continue to read, and find out what's next.

**OpheliaBlue** · 08-13-2012 02:48 AM

Welcome to DVA Batch

And 11 journal entries so far, wow! I'll have to catch up on them tomorrow, can't wait.

**Batch** · 08-13-2012 02:58 AM

Slightly more than half of them are older dreams, I think only 5 of them were dreamed since I joined here ... had a couple of really good nights, and for about the last three nights, nothing ... but I have been really stressed, so that may be impeding me. Trying to get more sleep tonight, and hopefully will be remembering dreams again!

**paigeyemps** · 08-13-2012 10:11 AM

**paigeyemps** · 09-25-2012 01:10 PM

Rapterbone!

**LucidLex** · 08-13-2012 09:14 PM

Hi, I'm completely new to lucid dreaming but i'm excited to get in to it. I've read the intro thread and chatted to some people on the chat room who recommended I do this intro class. So yeah, i'm keen to get involved

**MoonWolfe** · 08-14-2012 12:08 AM

I would love to sign up for Lucid Dreams as I am very interested in the basics and would love to learn more & is 100% willing to learn as much as possible.

**FlyingRocks** · 08-14-2012 12:45 AM

Hi,

Off and on over a number of years I have had an interest in dreaming, and becoming lucid in my dreams, exploring, etc. I have a small library of books, a folder on the computer, and put together my own ms access db of dreams. I have a little over 300 dreams in that journal, and a bunch of word documents of dreams from years ago. Yet, I have not experienced a true, 'hey, I am dreaming' moment. Because of a number of constraints, I enter my dreams in the morning or later in the day, and seek to 'remember' my dreams without physically writing them out, before typing them into my dream db. It works to some degree. So, I am in quest of the 'catalyst' that will get me to the LD stage and on to exploring.

Thanks for any input, and I appreciate what the course leader and apprentices are doing.

Cheers,

**OpheliaBlue** · 08-14-2012 02:14 AM

Welcome LucidLex, MoonWolfe, and FlyingRocks!

Great to have some more new students

I see 2 of you have started a workbook already. Here's Lesson I just in case it was missed.

**Starlia** · 08-14-2012 03:11 AM

Oy no one welcomed me :,( :p

**paigeyemps** · 08-14-2012 02:27 PM

Originally Posted by Starlia

Oy no one welcomed me :,( :p

AWWW WELCOME STARLIA!!!

**Starlia** · 08-14-2012 11:18 PM

thanks paige

**CanisLucidus** · 08-16-2012 03:34 AM

Forumer "areyoume" recommended checking out the Dream Academy in my "introduction" thread. I love the concept and I'm very excited to meet everyone and try it out. Just think -- after all these years, I finally have professors that won't be upset that I've fallen asleep in class!

I've been on a good lucid dreaming roll recently (8 in the last 6 weeks or so) but I'm still a neophyte with tons to learn. Discovering the art of lucid dreaming has been a profound experience for me and I'm very excited to learn more.

Many thanks to the Professors for taking the time to share their knowledge. Now... off to do my homework!

Edit: I somehow forgot to mention above -- this is me signing up.

**OpheliaBlue** · 08-16-2012 04:27 AM

Nice to meet you CanisLucidus (lucid wolf?

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Anyway, 8 LDs in 6 weeks is awesome, for a neophyte or otherwise. So congrats on that already! I look forward to reading your workbook, journal, and all that jazz.