Hello, VERY excited to be here

Hello all,
So after a few spontaneous lucid dreams over a couple years, I trained myself pretty well. It inspired me to go for an undergraduate degree in psychology, and now I have two years left until I double major with psych and biology. Ironically, since I have spent the last few years getting up to an alarm clock, not only do I not have many lucid dreams, but I don't even remember non-lucid dreams! But I am working at getting it back, and when I dedicate myself to it, it's usually there.

I am very excited to join in on these discussions about lucid dreaming. There are so many variables that come into play when trying to achieve lucidity, it seems that a large community such as this would be so helpful in "trimming off the fat" and figuring out what works and what doesn't. Of course, all you members are way ahead of me on this, but I am late, apologetic, and ready to contribute.

I am 25 years old, and never been a part of a forum before. But I really wanted to join in on these conversations!
If there is anyone talking science on here, please let me know, though I will surely be digging around...

THANKS for reading,
sleepingSYNAPSE

Welcome to DV!

With a little browsing, I think you'll find many a thread here with a scientific bent, and plenty of members who wax empirically and who would likely be delighted if you were to start a science-oriented thread or two! I look forward to seeing you and your expertise/curiosity on the forums.

Good luck!

Welcome to DV sleepingSYNAPSE! :) I hope to see you around, and hope DV helps you! :D

Greetings Synapse,

If saying "for science" qualifies for talking science then I am definitely qualified.

Welcome to DreamViews! And congratulations on spinning your first thread on the web. Welcome to the future!