Hello everyone! I should have been in this community way earlier but better late than never!

I managed to continue some of my dreams according to whatever i wanted in my life for couple times.I just learned about lucid dreaming term and i can't tell you how eager i am to learn all about this, i want full control of my dreams as most of community members do but because im terrible at this forum searchs i wanted to post this.Where should i begin with, what steps should i take first? Of course i've read some here especially about induction methods and from what i learned i will be doing my RC via looking at my watch but i need help about mantra, keeping a dream diary right after i wake up and many more.Any mod or helpful community member, if you help me about the first steps i should take; i would be so glad.Telling me how you got used to it and by doing what would be nice.Thanks advance, i'm so glad im a member here.

Congrats the start of your quest .
Lucid dreaming is like art , music or even sport . It takes time and is hard at first and you feel like giving up then if you really want it you will get a break through and all the hard work will pay of .
IF you fail 99 times and succeed 1 time out of 100 you still have succeeded .

Anyways you need help . Since everyone is different you need to pick a way and a method which best suits you.
Sometimes you will absorb more by watching lucid video than reading alot of words .

Try all different induction methods , MILD , DILD , WILD , DEILD .

But first get your dream recall up to a good level of remembering ten dreams a week .
Learn what weird dreams you have most commonly and try to figure out a trigger than will work for you.

It might take a few months but small success will you go . Some people faster some people longer .
You sound like you had a good start and should only take max 2months .

I had lucid dreams when i was a child and think that might have helped .
Good luck .

p.s use paragraphs so its easier to read..

Welcome to Dreamviews!

Start Here Welcome

And here are the Dreamviews' Recommended induction methods and techniques Induction Methods

Although it's true, that having a good dream recall is important, there is no limit as to how many you should remember before starting to practice for lucid dreams. But keeping a Dream Journal is essential for other reasons too, not just to help with building up your recall.

As you will find out in the articles I have linked, DILD is usually recommended to start with. So go ahead and read up and post any questions you may have. Happy dreams:alien:

Welcome to the forum!

You asked for help and I think gab has pointed you in the right direction. We made a list of some starting points for new people and it's a great place to start.

You might also consider looking into the Intro class in the DreamViews Academy section. The class is easy, well-paced and gets you grounded in the basics for lucid dreaming.

If you have questions, please ask.

Pleasant dreams! :)

Welcome! I'm pretty sure you'll be heading in the right direction with the above mentioned information. If you ever have any other questions, feel free to shoot me a PM. I know a thing or three about this dreaming stuff.