New to the forum!

[Ladendais]

Hello everyone! I've been looking around, here and there for quite a few weeks off and on and I just decided to sign up. I'm looking to learn more about dreaming, OBE's, and whatever else the forum has to offer. Currently, I am 18 years old and I live in a rather small town, so I have a lot of time to devote to my "research" and such, since there is really not too much going on in my area. I am an active member on a few other popular forums around on the internet, and I plan on becoming a norm here on dream views. Recently, I have not been backing my research with too many actions, but I plan to actually put forth some hard effort into the many things that I have learned in the previous months involving lucid dreaming, and OBE techniques. I have had quite a few lucid dreams, but most likely nothing compared to some of the members here on the forum. Sadly, I have no yet had my first "OBE" which is mainly because of the fact that I have not been putting an effort forth to do so, which will be changing very soon. Hopefully I can have my first OBE sometime in the near future! I am really looking forward to that whole experience, as it sounds quite amazing. Some of the best free things in life can stem directly from the human mind, and I find that most interesting. People in society hinder their everyday lifestyles by not opening up the many hidden doors that have been closed to them for so many years. Of course, I cannot forget the one person who kindly showed me this website. He currently runs an awesome Youtube channel with a plethora of information in regards to OBEs, and Lucid dreaming, and his channel name is currently "Rich2150x". He has taught me a lot about the whole dream scene, and things of the sort through his videos, and I really do appreciate it. You should all check out his channel, if you have not done so already, he has some good stuff on there that may be of some real use to the masses. Hopefully I am able to find him through this website, if he does use it to this day. On the other hand, if anyone happens to have any questions about myself, I would be more than happy to answer them to the best of my ability, if they are within due reason of course. Thank you for taking the time to read my introduction, and I really do appreciate the time that you have given to read a bit more about me. Feel free to send me a friend request here on the forum, I would be happy to add you! I'm looking forward to my future here of Dream Views, and I hope everyone has a great day!

[Erii]

Welcome to DV I think you will like it here, theres lots of useful info, and amazing people here. I recommend you read this, its just a brief overview of the main techniques, if you haven't read it already Lucid Dream Induction Techniques - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views if you have any questions feel free to ask ^^

[Matte87]

Welcome to DV! Which technique do you use to reach lucidity? If you want to read up on OBE's, I suggest you post in this part of the forum: Beyond Dreaming If you have any questions yourself, don't hesitate to ask!

[Ladendais]

Welcome to DV! Which technique do you use to reach lucidity? If you want to read up on OBE's, I suggest you post in this part of the forum If you have any questions yourself, don't hesitate to ask! Hey Matte87, and Erible! Thank you for the warm welcome, I really do appreciate it. As for the techniques in the link that you have provided me, erible, I am very interested in attempting the "WILD" technique. I tend to keep a regular dream journal, to work on my dream recall, and I do "reality checks" in my walking life. Personally, putting my hand through the wall has brought me to a lucid level in my dreams on multiple occasions. Also, I would like to thank you for linking me to the "OBE" relation section, I will be sure to check that out immediately.

[hprib012]

Welcome! I'll be sure to friend you!

[Erii]

There's not a ton of info on here about OBE's (plus that would go in "beyond dreaming" but here is a page I found on a different site How to OBE-- Out of the body also, WILD might be a bit tricky for beginners

[Avalanche]

Welcome! I'll be checking out that guys youtube channel, see what's up. Be sure to contribute to as many threads as you want/can, as contribootin' helps the OP, and is a place to ask questions and get quick answers. There are so many people here who want to help each other, it's not even funny.