What's up? I'm new here.

[ccooldean]

So...I'm new. Yeah.... I guess I should start out by saying I've seen this forum once or twice before becoming a lucid dreamer. I've mostly been on the r/luciddreaming subreddit, but I decided to finally show up. I've had a few lucid dreams so far (about three to five) and want some answers about some older, cooler, regular-er dreams. I'll also post some lucid dreams here if I feel like it. So, yeah. I'm here, and now I'm not. Because this post is over. Right now.

[PhantasmDragon]

Huh? You're just gonna leave like that? Hmph. What a chump. Just kidding. Welcome to Dream Views! I hope you enjoy your time over here! I may not be one of the older people here, but I can definitely link you somebody who seems to fit your description. Here: http://www.dreamviews.com/members/sensei/ This is a link to Sensei senpai's account. He's the guy who got me started. I have to say, if you are looking for somebody with lots of experience who regularly lucid dreams, he's the perfect candidate. If you want to contact him, just post a visitor message on his account. People get notifications whenever a visitor message is posted, so there's a fairly high chance he will look at it if you post one. However, as a moderator, he may be fairly busy and may not be able to get to you. If so, do not fret, you can still get Sensei senpai's best advice about lucid dreaming from the pod cast he made, posted on this board here: http://www.dreamviews.com/dreamviews...e-told-me.html Just click on the link he posted. Maybe you could ask your questions on that board also since it seems he still looks at it. I hope ya find what'cha lookin' for and have a heck of a good time over here. Peace! P.S. Don't tell Sensei I called him senpai. Let's keep it between you and me.

[Sensei]

Hello! I am the aforementioned "Sensei" here to teach people about LDing. If you have any questions, please send them to me, I enjoy helping people out and I love lucid dreaming with a passion. It is my favorite hobby. I recommend starting out with Exploring the World of Lucid Dreams by Stephen Laberge, if you haven't read it yet. It is a great introductory read about how LDing works and some things that you should know. I very much endorse that link that PD put out there and would recommend that you give it a listen to. Also! There is a link in my signature for a chat meet up for dream control, you might have some questions about what is possible in a lucid dream or how ccool Lucid dreams can get, that would be a good place to see people's stories and learn about some dream stuff. You can always PM me for any questions or problems with LDing. Lastly!! We have a "academy" here for teaching people how to LD. It is run by a bunch of helpful people that love to see new faces. They will get you whatever they can! They are just awesome like that. Click on the Link below for the Dreamviews Academy P.S. Don't tell Sensei I called him senpai. Let's keep it between you and me. I am not gonna notice you if you call me Senpai.