Thread: I need some help.

If you go the the websites homepage www.dreamviews.com you can learn pretty much all you need to know to get started, it even has tutorials.

I know; I checked that out, it's just that I can't understand what they are saying to well.

Oh, I think the main site is ver clear. Is English not your first language?

I thought it was wirtten clearly, but there is alot of information to take it.

Maybe if you post what part you are having trouble with, someone will clarifey it more for you.

Mostly it is the actual Lucid dreaming itself and dream recall. How can I prepare myself to do this, and when I am dreaming, how will I know it? I mean, it says we have dreams every night, but I never remember them at all.

Originally posted by pokee
Mostly it is the actual Lucid dreaming itself and dream recall. How can I prepare myself to do this, and when I am dreaming, how will I know it? I mean, it says we have dreams every night, but I never remember them at all.

start a notebook in which you write any dreams you have. keep a pen stuck into a fresh page.

when you wake up, try to stay still (don't roll over, stretch, or get up right away). lie there for a couple minutes and try to remember if you were dreaming. if you remember a fragment, try to build on it.
if you only have a vague feeling, concentrate on it and try to remember how it could have been connected to a dream.

when you feel you have remember all you will, write it down in the journal, no matter how insignificant or vague.


this should help you remember more and more dreams if you do it every night. once you start remembering dreams, you will start to get more of a feel for how your dreaming mind works.

once you get to that point alot of the info will make more sense, and feel free to ask any questions. but until you remember at least one dream most nights, it doesn't matter anyway. that is the foundation, the first step.

good luck