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[Marabou]

Hello everyone, Since a long time, i'm able to do lucid dreams and go very deep into them. I just wanted to be part of this community to share my personnal experiences and see where you're all at, how you do to get to lucid dreams etc.. I'm here to learn from all of you for the most part but if you have any questions, don't be shy! See you guys on the forum! Mara'

[gab]

Hey, to Dreamviews! We would love to hear about you experiences if you like to share. Happy dreams

[Patience108]

Hey, to Dreamviews! We would love to hear about you experiences if you like to share. Happy dreams Yes please share Marabou if you wish ofcourse

[Marabou]

Ok ok if you ask :p. I apologize in advance for my english, not easy to be precise without fucking my sentences... Everything started a long time ago when i was 15. I read a lot of fantasy books and the imaginary worlds and the feelings inside (big emotions like anger, sadness, strengh, hate..) were a lot of inspiration for me. Everytime i was going to sleep i used one of this powerful feeling (depending of my mood) to fall asleep and maybe dream about it. It all started from there. Pretty fast i was able to dream of what i wanted almost every single night. The problem was: I wasn't able to control myself or the dream even if my brain created it from the stroy i read earlier. I tried to find a way to wake up in the dream and i remember that everytime i died i woke up instantly, every death (killed, drown, smashed..). I knew i was dreaming everytime i was close to death but i always woke up. After some times, i got the idea to face death. I mean, everytime i was near to death i told myself: You can't die, you can't die! And magic, in one dream my eyes never closed and i went full control. Since then, i was able to fly, breathe under water, stop bullets, jump from mountains, stop a building falling, and the most important: run faster than your opponents etc.. Now i can access my dreams by multiple ways/entrances to control them. My goals actually are to master the teleportation in a hurry situation (Pretty hard to focus on 2 things at once for me and teleportation is so difficult for me, it's a big challenge), and to model all my dreams (i can do it only in a few situations). I'm working too on being able to continue a dream which was stopped, i can only reproduct the same dreams again and again, changing everything i want but not able to go further than the end of it at my awakening. The problem is when i try do go too fast in mastering some technics in dreams, i talk, scream during sleep and i just throw everything off my bed so, little steps by little steps! That's pretty much it i guess. If you have some questions, don't be shy! Mara'

[SidneyLouis]

I'm cracking up at the vision of your bedroom looking like a hurricane hit it after a night of intense dream practice! It sure sounds like you have some gusto and some serious chops when it comes to lucid skills - I might be calling on you next time I'm facing one too many foes in a dream... and welcome! I'm a newbie myself, but the crew here's been great at making me feel at home already.

[Marabou]

Thx Man! I will answer you with pleasure, always great to learn from one another!

[Lang]

Welcome to DV!!

[Saizaphod]

Hello and welcome If you have anything in your mind never hesitate to ask ^^ Wishing you lots of lucids ~

[gab]

wow marabou, that is AWESOME way to "force" learning, to make the dreams do what you want, to learn new ways of doing things. That's how I find my lucids to be. I don't listen to "You can't do this or that because of whatever reason". I just do it and it works. Well, most of the time, haha. Good job!

[Marabou]

Isn't life about learning the maximum we can? . When you master basics things in dreams, your spirit/mind wants to go deeper and try the difficult ones. I'm pretty sure the world of dreams is way way underrated for our health and the most important, the impact they can have in the real world on yourself. I'll always try to cross the lines, go beyond the limits, there is so much to learn. Not everyone can dream as we do, we are lucky to get the good part of our brain developed so we have to use it .

[sramsay12]

Welcome to DreamViews Marabou, your story is quite similar to my own, except I started lucid dreaming when I was 4 years old, although I didn't find out that there was a name for it until I was 13. You mentioned that you want to be able to continue dreams that were stopped, that was a goal I recently reached, although it took a while. This forum is a huge help. I'd recommend checking out the stability techniques, I think that's what they're called.. Rubbing your hands in a dream, or just staring at them, can make the dream a lot more stable and keep you inside it for a lot longer, it's been a massive help to me, and that's only two of them, there's more that other people prefer. Welcome again and good luck with your LDs!