My wake dream to make my dreams a waking dream. ;)

**Mase** · 04-13-2011 06:13 AM

Hello,

Not overly sure what the main adjective of posting here is.

Basically, my name's Mason.

I'm interested in philosophy, music, poetry, writing, guitar, surfing and meditation.

I'm fairly intellectual and am always looking for improvement of self in contradiction to the normal boundaries and limitation implied by society.

Lucid dreaming has just been added to my list of aspirations by my friend Mike.

Cheers,

**KingYoshi** · 04-13-2011 07:04 AM

Welcome to DreamViews Mason! Be sure to check out the DreamViews Wiki. Particularly, the tutorials section. There is some great information in there that can get you started. Good luck to you and if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask!

**Mase** · 04-13-2011 10:44 AM

Thanks mate,
I shall do that.

Just a quick question..
What span of time did it take for you to first attain a state of Lucidity?
Also, in reference, are you a fast learner?

**KingYoshi** · 04-14-2011 06:59 AM

I am a fast learner with just about anything I do. I had lucid dreams throughout my childhood, but really didn't know anything about them. I obtained lucidity the first night I joined dreamviews actually. I read all the information I could on the site that day, and simply keeping my mind on it is what made me lucid that night. It was a couple weeks to a month before I felt my lucid training was paying off.