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Hi there! I'm new to dream views and am hoping to learn to integrate lucid dream into my life! I've actually known about lucid dream for a few years now and have been trying to lucid dream off and on since. The reason I didn't sign up on dream views until now is because I'm not very sociable on the Internet. But anyways, I really look forward to meeting and talking to you guys!
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Hey! Welcome to DV! This is a good place to start integrating it into your life by building relationships and learning from people that have been doing it for a looooooong time! I recently made a podcast for noobs about things that should help you integrate it. Let me know what you think.
http://www.dreamviews.com/dreamviews...e-told-me.html
Another great place to discuss where you are with LDing and get some one on one help is here:
DV Academy
And the best place to see LDs in action is in the task of the month thread!!!
http://www.dreamviews.com/tasks-mont...ay-2015-a.html
It will give you an idea of some cool things to do in a Lucid dream. After having about 100 LDs, I realized that a lot of my goals were kinda small and I wanted to aim higher. The task of the month is a good place to set some tasks and really see what you are capable of.
Don't forget to Add friends on here, and PM people for a less "public forum".
Hey, Phantasm Dragon--welcome to the party :)
Oh, I listened to your podcast. After listening to it, I'm not really sure what exactly to think of lucid dreaming and it made me kinda sad (and worried about whether I would lose hope myself) so many people taper of while lucid dreaming. Hopefully that won't be me. I understand becoming a lucid dreamer will be a challenge, but I feel-like I am up for it! Also though I understand lucid nightmares may be scary, but I see it as an opportunity to face the darkest parts of my mind, so I don't see that turning me away. Anyways, I'll make sure to contact you if I feel-like I don't know where I am going with lucid dreaming. Thanks for the support! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sensei
Thanks for listening to it. It isn't really the most encouraging threads, but I think it is important for people to know some things before starting.
I hope that LDing is something that you can enjoy. I don't want people to go away from LDing, but have a more realistic and powerful base when starting out with LDing, so that more people will be able to make it past those hard times.
Well, I had my first vivid nightmare. :? Pretty much what happened was I got stung to near death by bees. I could actually feel the sharp pains when the bees stung and afterwards they left a stinging (no pun intended) sensation on my skin. It got so bad, I started hallucinating and got a headache in my dream. After enough stings, I collapsed onto the ground and was paralyzed. I even tried calling for help, but voice was too weak for anybody to hear. It even got to the point I was accepting death and thinking my final goodbyes before I passed out in my dream. I regained consciousness on a bed in my dream and then right afterwards I woke up. Overall it wasn't terrible. I wouldn't even say it was bad. I know it wasn't a lucid dream, but I think that added to the realism of the dream because I feel as if I actually experienced it. I know it wasn't the worst thing that could happen in a dream, but I don't see stuff like that turning me away from lucid dreaming, so I think I may be around for at least a little while. :content:
That is good that it isn't turning you away. Next time you are in a nightmare, you should try to wake up! Or just lay down and go to sleep. Ignoring the problems will usually make them go away in dreams.