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I've known about lucid dreaming for a few years, but after becoming lucid two months ago (my dream wasn't very vivid, though), I've had a renewed interest in the subject. I just started writing in a dream journal (it was only a sentence, but it's better than if I didn't write anything) and I've been performing a reality check (holding your nose and breathing in) for the past two days. |
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06-02-2012 03:31 AM #1
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06-02-2012 04:37 AM #2Web of dreams Achievements:
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to dreamviews!
Keep up the dream journal and hopefully you will be able to write more than a sentence. My dream recall has skyrocketed since I joined in 2010. Keeping a dream journal was a big part of that.
Other ways to keep your recall up is to say mantra's and to wake up after a couple hours of bed to record your dream.
I was always a dreamer, in childhood especially. People thought I was a little strange.-Charley pride
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06-02-2012 08:01 AM #3Member Achievements:
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Hey Chrysalis, welcome to Dreamviews!
Dream journaling is a big part of lucid dreaming. It lets you recognize dream signs, recall your dreams, and get you lucid! So keep it up! It's good you are already doing reality checks. One word of advice: Don't make reality checking into a habit where you just don't think about it anymore. Every time you check reality you want to be aware of what's going on around you and really ask yourself if you are dreaming. Also when you try to breathe through your nose, believe that you can. Actually expect to be able to breathe. Otherwise, in the dream everything might seem normal.
Anyway, good luck with getting more lucids. This site is definitely the place to be if you want to learn more about them. Good luck!
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06-02-2012 09:25 AM #4Straw Hat Doctor Achievements:
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Hey there!
Welcome to Dreamviews
The fact that you already created your own Dream Journal is great, it'll help you remember your dreams, recall them and help you become lucid!
Keep on with the reality checks and enjoy your stay at DV!
“To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.”
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06-02-2012 02:40 PM #5Administrator
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Welcome to Dreamviews, Chrysalis!
Good place to start is the begginers guide to lucid dreaming.
In this collection of methods you need for DILDs, you will find everything you need to do to get lucid dreams called DILD, including RCs, Dream journal, mantras, awareness training and motivation. Happy dreams
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06-05-2012 05:38 AM #6Banned
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Hi...This is jon. I am a new member in this forum.
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06-07-2012 03:38 PM #7Administrator
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Welcome to to forum, jonathan! If you feel like it, you can make your introduction post and tell us a little bit about yourself. Happy dreams
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06-08-2012 11:30 AM #8Member
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A dream journal and regular reality checks will do amazing things to your dreams. Be patient, and stay excited.
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