Thread: Well, hello there.

Haha true Brit, love it!
You also forgot to mention massive game of thrones fan, according to your avatar =P.
Well welcome to dreamviews ashtaroth =].
I wish you the best of luck with your lucid dreaming. There are loads of tutorials here that will benefit you and everyone here is lovely =].
Nito.

Originally Posted by nito89

Haha true Brit, love it!
You also forgot to mention massive game of thrones fan, according to your avatar =P.
Well welcome to dreamviews ashtaroth =].
I wish you the best of luck with your lucid dreaming. There are loads of tutorials here that will benefit you and everyone here is lovely =].
Nito.

Thanks for the welcome already looked up some of the tutorials, I'm finding KingYoshi's ones especially helpful.
Love GoT! More a fan of the books than the series, in all honesty, but can't wait for the next season.
Cheers,
Karl

My housemate just brought the books, so I'm definitely gonna steal them, can't wait till next season to know stuff, and I always prefer the books of things =].
Anyway let me know how you get on =].
Take care Karl.
Nito.

Originally Posted by Ashtaroth

Oh, and failing student of physics, mathematics and computing.

Well, that's not good.

Originally Posted by GavinGill

Hey, welcome to DV. =D

Puffin's Beginner's Guide To Lucid Dreaming is a great place to start learning about lucid dreams. You should also browse the Tutorial section when you get the chance, it's full of information, tips, and in-depth guides. On top of that, you can also visit the DV Academy for further guidance - the DVA Professors will teach you everything you'll ever need to know about lucid dreaming.

You might also want to get into the habit of performing reality checks (maybe two or three) throughout your day, you'll eventually start doing them in dreams and become lucid. I usually count my fingers but feel free to look up other methods and see which works best for you. I'd also recommend keeping a dream journal; regularly recording your dreams is a great way to improve to improve recall and you'll be able to notice common themes and patterns which can further help you attain lucidity.

We also have an off-topic section as well where you can discuss anything from books, movies, tv shows, philosophy, current events, etc so be sure to visit that part of the forum as well. If you ever get bored or need to kill time, visit Senseless Banter. It's full of nonsensical threads like forum games and the SB frequenter's are a friendly bunch so feel free to drop in sometime. We also have an IRC Chat Server which can be found near the top of the forum index. 'tis lulz.

Also, you're always welcome to PM either no-Name or I if you'd like to see pictures of our tits.

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Hello there and welcome. I am a Within Temptation fan as well, along with other European symphony metal bands. How about Epica? Kamelot? Sonata Arctica?

Welcome to DV
I'm sure you won't forget this forum, it's like a vortex. You will get sucked into and never return back. Ever. Ask some other members xD , but seriously the community here is great, I'm really glad I have met some people here
Anywho, welcome and good luck with LDing you will learn a lot.

Originally Posted by erible

Welcome to DV
I'm sure you won't forget this forum, it's like a vortex. You will get sucked into and never return back. Ever. Ask some other members xD , but seriously the community here is great, I'm really glad I have met some people here
Anywho, welcome and good luck with LDing you will learn a lot.

The community does seem very good from what i've seen of it. Although it didn't seem hugely.. vortex-ey, but that's just me

Originally Posted by hprib012

Hello there and welcome. I am a Within Temptation fan as well, along with other European symphony metal bands. How about Epica? Kamelot? Sonata Arctica?

heya, love epica too, not really heard any kamelot or SA, will have to search them up on spotify. Any particular songs i should look up?

March of the Mephisto, Ghost Opera, Great Pandemonium, The Zodiac, and Necropolis for Kamelot although if you want to get a good feel for their music listen to the albums "epica" and "the black halo" one after another, those together is the band's own version of the story of Faust.

Originally Posted by hprib012

March of the Mephisto, Ghost Opera, Great Pandemonium, The Zodiac, and Necropolis for Kamelot although if you want to get a good feel for their music listen to the albums "epica" and "the black halo" one after another, those together is the band's own version of the story of Faust.

just listened to a couple of those- quite like them, especially March of the Mephisto. It's not my favourite vocal style, but still very good Not so much a fan of Sonata Arctica, but i'll trawl through and see if there's any specific songs i like; I tend to like specific songs rather than entire albums, so maybe there'll be a couple i like.
thanks a bunch, that's an extra 20 or so songs for my playlist.
Listen to much Nightwish? They're basically the band that first got me into Symph Metal, they're not at all bad.

Originally Posted by Ashtaroth

just listened to a couple of those- quite like them, especially March of the Mephisto. It's not my favourite vocal style, but still very good Not so much a fan of Sonata Arctica, but i'll trawl through and see if there's any specific songs i like; I tend to like specific songs rather than entire albums, so maybe there'll be a couple i like.
thanks a bunch, that's an extra 20 or so songs for my playlist.
Listen to much Nightwish? They're basically the band that first got me into Symph Metal, they're not at all bad.

Yeah I enjoy them as well, though I came into liking them late, more when the new singer took over. I have always had this idea of turning "poet and the pendulum" into a marching band show, would be kick ass.