Yet Another Returning Dreamer

I'm yet another returning lucid dreamer who used to frequent this site about 10 years ago under a different account. Seems to be a pretty common story from what I'm seeing from the past few posts :).

Anyway back in the old days I got to a point where I had pretty good recall (multiple dreams on most nights) but could only have lucid dreams once in a blue moon. I eventually gave it up due to lack of progress... it wasn't a conscious decision to stop, but because I wasn't progressing I started thinking about it less and less, and the less I thought about it the fewer dreams I recalled.

I started back up again about 3 weeks ago and I've had about three lucid dreams so far, one of them extremely vivid and amazing. However, my progress has started to slow down again, so I figured joining this board and being an active member would be a good way to prevent the habit from slipping away from me again. Also if anyone has tips on how to stay motivated when progress slows/reverses (instead of letting it be the end of my dream journey), I'd love to hear what you have to say :)

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Originally Posted by chipfunk89

I'm yet another returning lucid dreamer who used to frequent this site about 10 years ago under a different account. Seems to be a pretty common story from what I'm seeing from the past few posts :).

Anyway back in the old days I got to a point where I had pretty good recall (multiple dreams on most nights) but could only have lucid dreams once in a blue moon. I eventually gave it up due to lack of progress... it wasn't a conscious decision to stop, but because I wasn't progressing I started thinking about it less and less, and the less I thought about it the fewer dreams I recalled.

I started back up again about 3 weeks ago and I've had about three lucid dreams so far, one of them extremely vivid and amazing. However, my progress has started to slow down again, so I figured joining this board and being an active member would be a good way to prevent the habit from slipping away from me again. Also if anyone has tips on how to stay motivated when progress slows/reverses (instead of letting it be the end of my dream journey), I'd love to hear what you have to say :)

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Come and join the madness. :) Happy to have you here.

Hello!
I know there is a rule on here that disallows multiple accounts sadly, you may want to pm the staff to get that straightened that out as soon as possible! If you haven't done that already.
In the past, we've had some troublesome people that make alt accounts (To get around their Bans) so to be fair I guess having more than one account is disallowed.

Edited: Here: https://www.dreamviews.com/rules-reg...rum-rules.html

Contect one of the Admins, or go to talk to staff.

Anyways, Sorry!! Welcome back! I'm Lang! Good luck on your Lucid endeavors!!

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Originally Posted by chipfunk89

I'm yet another returning lucid dreamer who used to frequent this site about 10 years ago under a different account. Seems to be a pretty common story from what I'm seeing from the past few posts :).

Anyway back in the old days I got to a point where I had pretty good recall (multiple dreams on most nights) but could only have lucid dreams once in a blue moon. I eventually gave it up due to lack of progress... it wasn't a conscious decision to stop, but because I wasn't progressing I started thinking about it less and less, and the less I thought about it the fewer dreams I recalled.

I started back up again about 3 weeks ago and I've had about three lucid dreams so far, one of them extremely vivid and amazing. However, my progress has started to slow down again, so I figured joining this board and being an active member would be a good way to prevent the habit from slipping away from me again. Also if anyone has tips on how to stay motivated when progress slows/reverses (instead of letting it be the end of my dream journey), I'd love to hear what you have to say :)

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Welcome back! ...And yes it's a bumpy road, we're all in this together. :hugitout:
It's not about how many lucid dreams we can accomplish in this lifetime, or how successful an oneironaut could be, it's about becoming more aware of how we're experiencing this dream and waking world. Sharing, cherishing and being compassionate with one another..!:meditate::banana::meditate: