Thread: Where are the beginners?

Thanks for your input everyone:

Originally Posted by HeritageDreamer

I think one of the most important things is to continue with the dream journal everyday or as much as possible. This helps with dream recall so that once you do begin to attain lucid dreaming you will remember the dream.

I started one in december and was able to recall at least one dream every night for about a week, which was an awesome result. Then it declined to every other day, then to one ever tree day.

Originally Posted by HeritageDreamer

First is what I believe is called 'reality checks'. Sometimes during the day I simply look down at my hands and rub them together and say out loud "Am I dreaming?".

Doing those all day. I have some events on which I do one and everytime something seams strange or puzzeling.

Originally Posted by HeritageDreamer

Secondly, I downloaded some free isochronic tones that I found from a forum (Lucid Dreaming Isochronic Tones THEY WORK!!!!! First Hand Account). I'm not sure if they work but they are definitely relaxing to listen to.

I have tried several types of music. I find all of them relaxing, but I have not noticed any effect so far.

Originally Posted by Hukif

Why do you think that WILD needs you to reach SP?

I have read on several places here, that SP ist the first stage on the transition from being awake into a dream. I am not dedicated to WILD, I just gave every technique a try. WILD is described as a more difficult technique, so I do not try to relay on that exclusively.

Originally Posted by Shinice

I've never been a beginner in this..LD.
Note: There were Naturals around as well.
Though being one, I'm learing to control it from happening ONLY when I wanted to.
Enjoy your stay, this site is incredible.

I am not sure, what you try to tell me....

Regards
Lorgarn