Good Evening

[DreamLobster]

Hello everyone. I stumbled upon this site from another forum that was having a lucid dream discussion. I read through the site and couldn't help myself but sign up to the forum. I can see reading a bunch of information and getting lost being very easy and resulting in my giving up of lucid dreaming. But, with a forum, I can come back here and get advice and techniques that may work better than others. I have always been interested in dreams. I think it is this fascination that has always allowed me to be very good with recalling my dreams. Not a morning has gone by in my 26 years, except maybe the first 6, that I don't remember my dreams from the night before. Anyways...enough about me. I can't wait to practice and tryout the techniques and share my success or failure at these attempts.

[Barbizzle]

HI Lobster, Glad you came to Dream Views Lucid Dreaming is such an amazing skill to have because you learn more about yourself and have sooo much fun. You say you remember your dreams each night? How many on average? So read the main site, and the forums, and please participate. If you have any questions feel free to PM me and I'll get back to you ASAP

[DreamLobster]

Hmm...I probably should have posted more about the dream remembering. Most of the time, I remember at least 2. On occaision there is a little vague memory of a 3rd or 4th, but I usually just attribute that to the tail end of the 2nd. Thanks for the welcome. I will definitely keep that Dream Journal updated every day.

[drewfer]

thats a great start. you are about ready for reality checks now. you can read more about those in the tutorial. a great way to remeber dreams is to right when you wake up, just keep still and try to remember your dreams from the night and i find i can usually remember about 3. if you only remeber a part of a dream, try to think "what happened before that" and work your way back