Hello dreamers!

**Saurfang** · 03-09-2011 07:13 PM

Hello dreamers!

So I am new here and I wanted to say hi to you all. My name's Ben, I'm from Lithuania. I've recently heard about Lucid Dreaming and I was so amazed. I have watched tons of videos of how to lucid dream. It does look very complicated and hard to develop, but I am determined to have atleast 1 lucid dream. The problem that I have confronted is that everyone is talking about "Reality Checks" during a dream, but the problem is that I fall asleep, wake up in a morning and thats it. I don't remember any dreams so I can't even check if I am dreaming or not.

I will try repeating myself "I will lucid dream" over and over again this night and I hope it will help me atleast staying a second in a lucid dream.

So my questions to you all guys are: what technique do you use? What was your best Lucid Dream? How does it feel in a Lucid Dream? Can you really do anything you want to do, see anyone you want to see?

**Icyquartz** · 03-09-2011 07:16 PM

Add me as a friend and read my dream journal...My story is inspirational as yours is!

I actually found this website through my lucid dream! Cool, eh?

Sincerely,
~Icy

**Saurfang** · 03-09-2011 09:03 PM

Wow, that's cool! How long do your lucid dreams usually last?

**ty4TheAdventure** · 03-09-2011 09:23 PM

Continue your attempts and don't worry about the pace of your progress. Enjoy the experience of getting better at this

The way I would tackle not remembering is to start a Dream Journal. Record whatever is on your mind as soon as you wake up. Fragments, sounds, smells, emotions, feelings, any remnant of a dream you can recall. As you do this regularly, your mind will start to condition itself to remember more and more. This is a great way to improve your recall.

**Saurfang** · 03-10-2011 02:07 PM

I will start the Dream Journal right away, I remember some fragments from my last dream

**Purebred** · 03-13-2011 08:55 PM

hey. Nice to see someone from the same country as me. ;D
Answers:
1. Iuse every possible. DILD, MILD, WILD and DEILD.
2. I had Lucid Dream, but I woke up fast. Although it was the best experience of my life.
3. It feels better than in the real world.
4. You can do even much more.