returning to the world of lucid dreaming!

**skaprincess** · 06-27-2013 08:09 AM

Hi everyone! My name's Erin

I used to be a member of this forum when I was in junior high (couldn't tell you my username, and i highly doubt i contributed at all) but i'm returning now that I'm older to revisit some of the techniques that I couldn't grasp when I was younger, or was to afraid to try. I experienced a few (short) lucid dreams but nothing substantial. My hope in returning now is that I can understand more easily the process of inducing lucidity and be more successful! This has always been my go to website about lucid dreaming and the place I always refer people to that are interested, so I'm excited to be back! (:

**dutchraptor** · 06-27-2013 01:13 PM

Awesome

welcome back to dreamviews,
I'm sure you'll get right into it.
If you need any help just PM me.

**Zoth** · 06-28-2013 11:27 PM

Welcome back!

Is that your cat in the picture? He looks smart 0.0 If you look at my orange cat, you quickly notice how silly he is...I'm still trying to train him to NOT sleep in my face!

Anyway, hop you stick with us this time for a long time, make yourself at home

**JoannaB** · 06-29-2013 12:36 AM

Welcome, skaprincess! They say curiosity killed the cat, but cats have nine lives, so I will risk being curious: how long were you away, in other words are we talking just a few years or decades? Myself, I used to lucid dream in freshman year of college or so, and did not participate in the hobby for about twenty years. A word of advice: do not assume that a method that worked best for you then will still be the best now, or that something that did not work then will continue to not suit you - I found that I changed so much that making assumptions based on old memories does not work. Of course, maybe your experience will be completely different from mine, since we are all different. Best!