Thread: Hi im David

Hey miktux, welcome to DV. It may indeed be wise to start with DILD, since it's an easier technique. Here's a link with a lot of information concerning the DILD technique: http://www.dreamviews.com/induction-...cid-dream.html

Good luck, and sweet dreams!

thanks you

Hey, welcome! I wish you lots of lucids!

Thanks im being here so active i try to read every new thread i try to post in almost every thread but problem i cant help anyone basicly i just asking for advise for myself

Originally Posted by miktux

Hello all, i start using this website about weak ago and i want to introduce myself.
Im new on lucid dreaming know it for almost a mounth i had a 3 lucid dreams. Some people dont get any lucid in whole mounth but i had them and i still feels badly becouse i want more i want to explore the world of lucid dreaming. and when i read people experiences on lucid dreaming i feels so bad that i cant get them..
My used technicues wild and dild or smth like that. wild never worked for me. my all 3 lucids was wtbt wild 10 20 mins and go sleep and think about dreams. Now i stop doing wild becouse i cant do it.. and i start trying dild. i hopes i can get more lucids. If you can offer me how to get better in it, i would be thanksful

Hey! Welcome to DreamViews.

You've already had 3 LD's, thats a big step. I'm still working on getting my first one. Don't let it get you down! If you put the hard work in you'll be where you want to be in no time.

thanks, i hopes you get your first ld soon

Hi David. Welcome and congrats on your three lucid dreams. That's actually a really great accomplishment.

I know it's natural to want more and get discouraged when it isn't coming as fast as you would like it. I remember feeling this way. But it helped when I stopped pressuring myself. I had to remember that I was going to sleep every night for the rest of my life. That was a lot of opportunities.

I have always had the best luck with DILD/MILD and WBTB. While I have had a few successful times with WILDs, I rarely even try anymore because I'm satisfied by the amount of lucid dreams I get with other ways.

My suggestions would be to focus on lucid dreaming throughout the day, a little here and there without being too obsessive. Just enough to keep it at the front of your mind. Keep a regular dream journal. Participate on this forum. If it works with your schedule, do a WBTB a couple times a week. Make a plan about what you want to do in your next LD and think about that before you go to sleep. These are some of the things that I do. And I have 1-3 lucid dreams a week. I have been lucid dreaming for 10 years now. And I am satisfied with that number of LDs. Be patient, the lucid dreams will come and add up over time. You'll have the chance to do the things you want to do.