Curious to find Similar Experiences

**Sierrala** · 08-14-2013 07:53 AM

Hello everyone! I've been a lucid dreamer for almost as long as I can remember, and I finally found this place where I might be able to talk to others about the way I dream and see how it is different/similar for others. I used to just assume that most people can do what I do in dreams, but simply don't remember most of them, until I stumbled across the term "lucid dreaming". There are so many boards here that I just don't know where to start hahaha - maybe someone who's been here longer can point me where to go? Anyway, awesome to be here and I'm excited to talk to all of you!
~Sierra

**queryboxinput** · 08-14-2013 08:16 AM

Welcome! I'm a fellow newbie here xD

That is quite interesting.
I remember having one or two lucid dreams when I was a kid.
I actually had at least one WILD.
But it seems you must have some kind of natural talent for this kind of thing!
Enjoy it!

Query

**JoannaB** · 08-14-2013 11:35 AM

Welcome to DV, Sierrala!

Since you are already an experienced lucid dreamer, I think many of the subforums that others tend to start with may be a bit too basic for you, but take a look at this subforum Dream Control which is more likely to at times contain more advanced threads. Another subforum that may interest you is Lucid Experiences which contains people's lucid experiences and also the subforum for task of the month.

Also personally, I seldom go to a specific subforum, but rather most of my interaction with the forum is through the menu "What's New" (under the title graphic bar) which appears after you have clicked on Forums. The What's New menu allows one to access the newest posts, so that you can look at what people have most recently posted, and based on title of post decide which of those would interest you. That would allow you to see topics of interest that are recent and no matter where posted in which subforum. You can also search the entire forum for topics of interest if you have particular keywords in mind.

I hope this helps. See you around.

Edit: Oh, and if your primary interest is to see what other people's dreams are like, you may also be interested in reading some of the dream journals in here: http://www.dreamviews.com/blogs/

**dutchraptor** · 08-14-2013 12:04 PM

Wow a natural

Congrats. I'd be glad to here you dream control stories and experiences. If you need any help with dreaming or the site just send me a message

**Sierrala** · 08-24-2013 06:46 AM

Originally Posted by queryboxinput

Welcome! I'm a fellow newbie here xD

That is quite interesting.
I remember having one or two lucid dreams when I was a kid.
I actually had at least one WILD.
But it seems you must have some kind of natural talent for this kind of thing!
Enjoy it!

Query

What does WILD stand for?

**JoannaB** · 08-24-2013 01:27 PM

WILD stands for Wake Initiated Lucid Dream - so a dream where one falls asleep aware and does not loose awareness.

**Sierrala** · 08-25-2013 06:01 AM

OH, okay. Thanks. That helps a lot, I've been seeing it everywhere and been totally clueless haha.

**gab** · 08-26-2013 10:25 PM

Welcome to Dreamviews!

if you'd like to know how us, less fortunate induce lucid dreams, check out Dreamviews recommended Induction techniques. And you will find bunch of usefull links and other info here Welcome.

Good luck and let us know if we can help with anything. happy dreams