Noob intro! Howdy from the Pedestrian Fish...

[WalkerSalmon]

Greetings from the ever warm sunny and smoggy Inland Empire (Southern California, east of LA, but not East LA). I've had two LDs one while I was on a Vipassana retreat. I was looking to have more. I've read "Lucid Dreaming" by Robert Waggoner. I liked his book but have not had any any luck since then (November). So time to fire up the dream journal and see if I can't make some headway. I have recorded dreams on a few occasions on my mac, I type faster then write. But it always seems to take way to long to get everything down, generally the more I type, the more details I remember. By the time I'm done, I am fully awake. Anyway, past actually building some skills my goal is to see if I can meet other LDers while dreaming. Nice to meet you all, I'm on to the tutorials! Cheers

[ninja9578]

Our tutorials are better than most books. The ones that you should specifically look at are DILD, Reality checks and WBTB. Let us know if you have any questions about them.

[Brunor2]

Yeah, as ninja said, check the tutorials section. A tip to your writing ''problem": keep a pen and paper by your bed, when you wake up from a dream and remember it, write some keywords about the dream, just the most important thing. When you wake up again by the morning and read the keywords, you'll remember your dream to its full detail.