Hello, DV

[kvxdelta]

Hello DV! I'm kvxdelta and I'm actually kind of new to lucid dreaming, I've been trying to go lucid with many different methods but can never get it to work D: Anyways, I'm new to this site and I am obviously posting to say hello, hence the title.

[OctoberWind]

Hey, welcome to dv! I'd start here by reading this - http://www.dreamviews.com/f20/beginn...eaming-124786/ I noticed that you've used many different methods, that's the biggest mistake many newcomers make. They do a buffet sampling of all the techniques and never find one that works instantly (aka, what they're looking for). Each technique will take time to bring you a lucid after a bit of work. There's no instant way to a lucid (except being a "natural"). The technique I'd suggest to you is MILD. It's simple and can be combined with other techniques. Pick one or two techniques and stick with them, if you just get a feeling they aren't right for you, then you can switch, but try not to make a habit of technique jumping. Read up in the Wiki as well to get some more basic information on all things dream related. Here's a nice guide on MILD- http://www.dreamviews.com/f12/naiyas...hnique-119050/ Remember to keep up a journal, stay positive, and ask questions whenever you need help. Good luck and happy dreaming! ^^

[Oreo]

Hello kvxdelta, welcome to Dream Views. I highly recommend reading through the tutorials section, the wiki, and the sticky posts in the introduction zone. They contain everything you need to know about lucid dreaming. Lots of information there. If you have any questions feel free to ask. We'll try to help out as much as we can.