Hello dreamviews

[arqmeister]

Hey all. New here, and just thought i'd say hi. I'm a blind dude living in the US, who is really in to lucid dreaming. I have been studying all kinds of methods from dild, to wild, and so on for about 7 years now. I may start posting a journal on here, not sure though.

[Mancon]

Hey arqmeister! Welcome to Dreamviews We could always use some more experienced members around to help the beginners out, so i'm glad you decided to join! I look forward to hearing your experiences with lucid dreaming and reading some of your dreams. If you have any questions about lucid dreaming or this website, just ask

[melanieb]

Welcome to the forum! I'm sure your experience would be appreciated. If I may, were you born blind, did it evolve over time or was there an incident? Questions and debates on blind-dreaming come up every so often. Posting your dream journal is not required but if you decide to you will be in good company. Many people post their dreams and it only makes the forum richer. I enjoy reading a lot of the dreams people have, and I will be posting regularly in mine again very soon. I joined one of the competitions and it requires me to keep up with my DJ. Hope to read more from you on the forum soon!

[arqmeister]

Hi, thanks for the warm welcome. I look forward to posting a lot here. The blind dreamer dibate is a never dying one lol. Short answer, i was born blind so, i can not conceptualize seeing even in a lucid dream. I only struggle with keeping actual physical awareness during some lucid dreams. I prefer the wild technique, as it has given me the most consistent results. Feel free to ask questions, i will answer as best as i can.

[melanieb]

We look forward to your posts! I will probably have some questions over time. For now...I need sleep. I bet I can dig up that old thread about blind people dreaming. Edit - Found it! http://www.dreamviews.com/f45/how-do...-dream-127995/