Greetings, Fellow Dreamers

**Kamskun** · 08-06-2013 04:16 PM

Hello Guys,
First off, Thank you for creating such a wonderful forum for people seeking lucidity in their dreams, I have always been meaning to indulge in Lucid dreaming ever since I found out about this phenomenon years ago, and since I was too much of a lazy fool, I had just kept it in the back of my mind, but now, I have decided to master this, once and for all. So I hope to render as much of assistance from this site as I can.

Thank You.

**paigeyemps** · 08-06-2013 04:41 PM

Hey there! Welcome to Dreamviews. I hope you stick around, and if you need anything, ask away.

Is there any technique you're particularly interested in?

**Kamskun** · 08-06-2013 04:59 PM

Hi paigeyemps, I am still very new to this vast world of LD, I am currently studying up on all the techniques and all the Dictionary items in this site, to determine which technique I should try for my self. I am basically very Introverted, very forgetful of doing tasks in their required time, I am also a practitioner of Yoga, so i hope i can use these factors to best determine which method would yield me best results. Well, If you do not mind, as a senior, can you tell me your suggestions if you have any?

**benni** · 08-06-2013 05:02 PM

Heyy and welcome to the forum!

Yes, i know this as well.... Being lazy and not doing anything... Same with me in the beginning; but once you get started lucid dreaming becomes something so intriguing that you can't stop!

I'm sure you will enjoy your time here. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. There will always be someone who is keen to help

Nice dreams!
- Benni

**Kamskun** · 08-06-2013 05:04 PM

Hey benni, Thanks for the encouragement, Anyways, it seems you are relatively new to this forum? Can you tell me how many months/years have you been practicing to have LDs?

**paigeyemps** · 08-07-2013 01:33 AM

Hmm it's a great idea to start with DILD if you're new/restarting with LDing. MILD is also good, too. I meet a lot of people who do yoga prefer MILD. If you want, there are classes in the DreamViews Academy to help you get started or focus on a particular technique with personalized guidance from the teachers/apprentices.

You can also check out Induction Methods and Techniques for a list of techniques discussed and approved by DV staff (as many user tutorials can get you confused). Good luck!

**Kamskun** · 08-07-2013 02:40 AM

Thanks Man, I was actually quite overwhelmed by the availability of multiple guides for each technique, Thank you for the Heads up.

**benni** · 08-07-2013 10:24 PM

Yes, I am quite new as well. I first got to know about lucid dreaming about 2 years ago when I was on an Exchange Year in New Zealand, but somehow I lacked time and motivation to keep it up. After I returned home I read something about lucid dreaming on the internet which kind of sparked my old interest again (that was about 2-3 months ago) so I just started to pratice again and this time I am totally stoked and motivated so that's how I landed here