Thread: hello

First of all,

to DV!

Yes, starting a dream journal is an excellent idea. Dream Journaling increase dream recall and vividness (or at least for me). Develop mantras, pay attention to your dreams to look for dream-signs (for example, mine is two moons in the sky), read the tutorials of this site, and you'll have a lucid in no time! (I got my first two 5 days after joining this site)

If you have any questions at all, do not hesitate to ask the members of this community. They'll be happy to assist you.

Originally Posted by marnie

I'm marnie, and I'm new to the concept of lucid dreaming in general. Right now I'm just starting by recording my dreams in a journal and getting better at remembering them. Any tips for a newb?

Welcome =)

You have already made the first step for Lucid Dreaming, keeping a Dream Journal.

In regards to tips, there are countless ones. You may find it a little discouraging that not many people are going to reply to this threads with some tips, but that is because there are so many! There are more then a handful of different types of inductions, and with each induction there are more tips. - Your best bet is to just browse the forums. A nice place to start is in the tutorials section: dreamviews.com/f25/ .. From there, in the general discussion, or help related areas, you will find all your answers, and if you cant, simply ask. DreamViews has a nice community of friendly users who will always help you.

*** Using the voice of morpheus from the matrix: "Welcome to the world of Lucid Dreaming" ***

Thanks for the welcome and the info guys. : ]