Hello Dreamers

**Airward** · 03-08-2016 01:55 PM

Hello everyone, I just found this website yesterday.
I knew about LD for a while now, but only recently have decided
to actualy dedicate my time and effort to master it.
On 25 of February I started writing my DJ.
So far I only was able just to remember more of what I dreamed,
but no real progress so far. And the last few days, could not remember my dreams.
That does not worry me though.

I used to smoke a lot, but afterwards could not remember any dreams,
so I decided to stop/slowdonw on it for the time being.

I probably would have thought, that's LD is just another bullshit story,
like some paranormal stuff, BUT few years ago I was spontaneously able
to start flying and control my flight (started from realising I am dreaming, and running
and jumping down the slope) and as I recall once I just woke up straight away
when got too excited about realisation, that I am dreaming.

I hope my stay here will last and give some fruits that I can share here as well.

Sweet Dreams!

**gab** · 03-08-2016 05:25 PM

to DreamViews!

Awesome that you started a DJ. Thinking about your dreams, writing them down really helps to get the message through to your mind that you like them and you want more of them.

Check out some links here
Welcome
Induction Methods and Techniques

Good luck and Happy dreams!

Oh, and now that you have experienced lucid dreaming, just think of what other "bullshit" could be tru. It's only waiting for you to experience it.

**JadeGreen** · 03-08-2016 07:18 PM

Hello Airward. I just saw you on the artists corner thread. Welcome aboard.

**sloth** · 03-08-2016 07:46 PM

I have kept a DJ various times. It seems like it never does anything for the first week, but after a few days of keeping it I have ALWAYS had a huge increase in recall. I really don't know for sure why, but it works.

Lucid dreaming is certainly not superstition. It is accepted in the scientific community, as a few years ago scientists were able to prove that the phenomenon exists. That's just scratching the surface though. Lucid dreaming is far far more powerful, amazing, and impacting than most would imagine. It's kind of hard to explain why, fully, but I will say that I know for a fact that dreams can be 100% as vivid, realistic, and vibrant as the real world. To be aware inside of one is an AMAZING experience. Once you reach down and pick up a blade of grass, or a rock, or a fork, or something, and look at it closely, feel the texture of it in your fingertips, see all of the tiny imperfections and details and reflections on the object, and think "This object isn't real." It's an unbelievable experience, because it's actually there. You can actually feel it. You can actually see it up close. You can taste it. It is 100% real to you, and yet you know it's not. It's a life changer.

**Airward** · 03-09-2016 04:32 AM

Thanks gab, already checked both of these before I even registered (not saying I will not look again). One of the reasons I decided to join the comunity was that it seems to be very well organised and helpfull.

Originally Posted by sloth

"This object isn't real." It's an unbelievable experience, because it's actually there. You can actually feel it. You can actually see it up close. You can taste it. It is 100% real to you, and yet you know it's not. It's a life changer.

Ever heard Alan Watts on dreaming?
I am really eager to start exploring, and I am sure DJ will help my dreams to become more vivid, because most of the time I remember them hazily. I am really curious about what I will be able to do, see and feel. It seems like a life changing experience. Which I guess it is.

Thankhs JadeGreen!