New commer love to try to have lucid dreams

**dvlucidguy** · 07-30-2013 12:12 PM

Hi, this is a fascinating subject, i'm really loving the wild subject. I'm going to try my first wild this morning and hope to be successful and getting a lucid dream, i've never had one to my memory. I hope to get some tips from people here on how to wild, and become lucid, i need help with dream control as well, well, i'm off to my first wild now.

**JoannaB** · 07-30-2013 12:37 PM

Welcome to DV! Good luck on the WILD. Expectations are a large part of it: if you expect to succeed, you are more likely to. Do not forget to check out DILD though: statistically speaking, more new comers to lucid dreaming are successful with DILD than with WILD - that of course does not mean that you will not be one of those who succeed with WILD first, some people do. Best!

I just thought of something else? Why are they mice, and not another animal? One connotation of mice is lab mice. So maybe they are experimental new projects that died before they had a chance to succeed?

**Obviously** · 07-30-2013 01:57 PM

Welcome to the forum!

Check out the link beneath;
WILD

Know that WILD is most efficient when combined with WBTB, and that is where beginners like us should start off. There is also a section for dream control.

Good luck and remember to never give up!

**GrannyPigms** · 07-30-2013 05:55 PM

Hey there, welcome!

Yeah, I agree it is really fascinating. Its just, something about dreaming for me, I never knew it could be this amazing. Looking back I don't know what I would do if I hadn't found DV.

I personally find that any tutorials from the WIKI are useless. I'm sorry DV team, but I prefer trial by fire. Its good to skim over it and get an idea of what your doing, then just try and do it.

The largest problem for me is timing, and falling asleep. You can prevent both of those, by combining it with a WBTB like obviously said (obviously...).

Anyways, above all good luck and

Sweet dreams.

Edit: Oh! Dream control!

For me, I actually misread the DILD tutorial (maybe skimming over it isn't a good idea?) and I thought that looking at your hands would stabilize the dream. But its actually a reality check.

Nowdays, I just try to look straight down at my hands, and try to calm myself down. After your feeling more relaxed, then you can go out into the dream and fly and levitate and go to Saturn to slide on its rings.

**CNGB** · 07-30-2013 09:02 PM

I've never done WILD, nor do I know what exactly to do with one, so I can't really say anything on that subject.

However, when it comes to dream control, the key is expectancy. If even the slightest bit of you doubts that you can turn into a lizard going to a business meeting, then you're not going to be able to do it. But if you believe that you can ice skate on Pluto, then you'll find that you can. The longer you keep lucid'ing it up, the easier you should find it to do such things.