Thread: Hai! :D

Welcome to dreamviews! I'm new myself and i wish you good luck btw nice job on the 30 seconds of lucidity.

Thanks

It was awesome. Like, the whole way through the dream, I had been saying to myself "That's stupid, I'm in a dream." And on like, the 30th time, I actually realized I WAS in a dream. XD

I should have realized earlier. But then I got really excited and tried to change the scenery and stuff, so I lost control. Also, good luck to you to on having lucid dreams in the future! (I'm guessing that you haven't had any because you're new. If not, good luck anyway )

Hey, welcome to Dreamviews if you need any help with LDing just send me a message.
Congratulations on the lucid.

Welcome to Dreamviews!

...and fly you will!

Flying is among first 2 most requested activities in LD. It must be some instinct or something. It sure feels good. Let us know if you need help. BTW, check out the Dream Control - Can you fly/how did you learn post for more info about flying. Happy flight

your new to lucidd dreaming? cool! but i must warn you about your first Lucid dream. im no expert or anything, but you might experience what i experience. most people do on the first one, is what ive heard. so here's what happened, i was non lucid for about 2 minutes, i saw strange versions of people i knew, and suddenly i realized i was dreaming. i wasn't 100% sure as to if i were dreaming or not, but i had quite a bit of control. i tried to fly by pouncing off the ground, and i sat there and floated. i got over exited and woke up. My point is, your first lucid dream, you will get over exited and wake up. i posted about it and people told me not to even worry about the possibility of waking up. just saying, so your first lucid will last more than mine did. good luck to you

Originally Posted by dutchraptor

Hey, welcome to Dreamviews if you need any help with LDing just send me a message.
Congratulations on the lucid.

Thanks! But it might be a week or more if I need any help, because I'm still trying to get into the routine of DJ'ing and RC's.

Originally Posted by gab

Welcome to Dreamviews!

...and fly you will!

Flying is among first 2 most requested activities in LD. It must be some instinct or something. It sure feels good. Let us know if you need help. BTW, check out the Dream Control - Can you fly/how did you learn post for more info about flying. Happy flight

I can tell why. Being able to fly would be pretty epic. What's the other most requested activity?

Originally Posted by Tradl3s

your new to lucidd dreaming? cool! but i must warn you about your first Lucid dream. im no expert or anything, but you might experience what i experience. most people do on the first one, is what ive heard. so here's what happened, i was non lucid for about 2 minutes, i saw strange versions of people i knew, and suddenly i realized i was dreaming. i wasn't 100% sure as to if i were dreaming or not, but i had quite a bit of control. i tried to fly by pouncing off the ground, and i sat there and floated. i got over exited and woke up. My point is, your first lucid dream, you will get over exited and wake up. i posted about it and people told me not to even worry about the possibility of waking up. just saying, so your first lucid will last more than mine did. good luck to you

Thanks!

Welcome! ^_^ I like your username

Originally Posted by MysticalDipshit

I can tell why. Being able to fly would be pretty epic. What's the other most requested activity?

Teleportation, element bending, super speed, breathing underwater, and other cool things like that

Yeah I have a list of things I want to be able to do, like skydive from space, survive a zombie apocalypse, go into an episode of Family Guy, and stuff like that. It might take a while to be able to do them but I figured it's best to be prepared so I can at least remember one goal from my current list of 30+, when I have a lucid dream.

Originally Posted by MysticalDipshit

Thanks
tried to change the scenery and stuff, so I lost control.

Pardon me for laughing but Hahaha!
That is the last thing you should be attempting to do.

It is an amazing experience; knowing that nothing around you is real, yet you can see it, and you can touch it. There really are no limits (besides the confounds of your own mind). I can personally testify that it is possible to be completely "awake", conscious, and aware, inside a perfectly vivid, colorful, and full detail, full resolution dream. It looks and feels ENTIRELY REAL. I have run my hand across the grass, and felt the individual blades of grass. I have seen my fingerprints in detail. I have felt the wind on my face, counted the stars, reversed time, viewed the world in 360 degrees, not to mention every super-power you can think of, and of course pervy things too...
My favorite activity is opening drawers and cabinets and doors, to see what is inside.

I encourage you. It's a very tricky thing. Some people can pick it up in no time, with no effort. Others can perform several techniques for months before achieving lucidity within a dream.

Originally Posted by sloth

Pardon me for laughing but Hahaha!
That is the last thing you should be attempting to do.

I know, I just couldn't help myself XD

I kind of need some advice though. I've been trying to recall my dreams for the past week or so, but it isn't really working. It feels weird because I'm so used to having dreams (Even if they are non-lucid) all the time. Do you think this is just due to stress? (I had an exam last week and I didn't really sleep much.)

I'm back into a normal sleeping routine- Well, kind of. I'm ill today and I was up all night. I can see why I'm maybe not dreaming now XD

Anyway, is there any thing you recommend to start dreaming more often? I heard drinking a glass of apple juice before going to bed helps, but I haven't tried it yet. Any advice is appreciated

Alright, I know this sounds really lame, but please trust me.
Dream journal.
I don't know how it works, or why it works. I could give you some theories, but the important thing is that it works.
Keep a notebook (I use a wireless keyboard, with notepad open, so that I don't even have to open my eyes) next to your bed. As soon as you wake up, even in the middle of the night, grab it and write down as much as you can, as fast as you can. You don't even have to read it later.
It takes willpower. If you just barely wake up from a dream, your first instinct is going to be to roll over and go back to sleep. Writing in some journal is the last thing that you're going to want to do, but it's WORTH IT. It works.
I know that the others will have some more tips for you. I only give advice from what I know for sure, from my own experience.

Okay, I'll keep trying. I know that when I did keep a dream journal for a week or 2, the amount of dreams I had immediately went up in about 2 days. My only problem now is that I can't remember my dreams. Hopefully in a week or so I'll be back into a regular sleeping pattern and I'll get better at remembering them. Thanks anyway

That should improve with the dream journal too. The truth is that most likely the amount of dreams you had did not go up; only your recollection of them. It is my understanding that a dream journal does not increase the amount of dreams you have, but instead increases your dream recall. Though, I would accept criticism or skepticism on this point.

Yeah that's what I mean when I say that I had more. I just usually word it wrong. But yeah, I mean how many dreams I remember

EDIT: I also figured I could give Dream Cartography a go. I'm pretty creative so I can remember what the places looked like/where they were etc. So I'm going to start a map and see how it goes.

I would advise you to not jump into anything heavy right away. Lucid dreaming is an extremely volatile state. I guarantee that you'll have a lot more fun and experience, and stronger lucid dreams, by just looking at things. I mean REALLY looking at them. Seriously, find an object and look at it REALLY close, and note how much detail there is.
I can't take notes, and I cannot ensure that I will remember the actual details of a dream, so I say things out loud, in the dream: "I can see thousands of blades of grass.", "The apple tastes like a pear.". I once leaned into a wooden coffee table, and while I don't actually remember what the details of it were, I remember saying "The wood grain does not look right. It is too uniform and the pattern resembles a bullseye."

So would doing that IRL help too? Like if I notice small details of things, I will be more likely to realize that they are different in a dream?

Actually, I believe it would. It should actually act as a dream sign, without the actual sign. You would get into the habit of looking at things closely. Eventually, you'll find yourself looking at something closely, and notice that it doesn't look right, and suddenly realize that you are in a dream.
Yeah...
...I think that is actually a great idea.

My favorite reality check/dream sign is the toilet, because it's always best to make sure you're not dreaming... beforehand...

XD Ikr.

I got caught out with that one a few years ago...

Delayed welcoming, sorry! Anyway, welcome to the forum I guess! I love your name xD and the avatar is adorable. I'm not going to splice into your Conversation with sloth, don't worry, I just wanted to say hi xD. Good luck with your LDing!

Originally Posted by LucidBrony

Delayed welcoming, sorry! Anyway, welcome to the forum I guess! I love your name xD and the avatar is adorable. I'm not going to splice into your Conversation with sloth, don't worry, I just wanted to say hi xD. Good luck with your LDing!

Thanks!