Thread: fresh noobness

sup homie, im sids bro, remi, and I too, am a newb at this stuff. I've been informed by a crazy diamond to check out the tuts, so ill be doing that and experimenting till i get this down!

Welcome! I too am a noob! Good luck with your experimenting though.

ya dude welcome to the forum. thats cool that you got a lucid already. you have something to start from already, it took me like 4 months to lucid dream. good luck.

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Originally posted by Remiel
sup homie, im sids bro, remi, and I too, am a newb at this stuff. *I've been informed by a crazy diamond to check out the tuts, so ill be doing that and experimenting till i get this down!

Hey there and welcome to the forum!!
What I would recommend is that you keep yourself a Dream Journal, and check out the tutorials as well to help yourself get started.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

Sid, Remiel, Silencer.... lemme just give you an official staff

Great to have you all on board with us! Definitely check out our tutorial section as well as taking a gander over at some of the lucid experiences others have had already.

You'll find that keeping a dream journal is pretty important early on, however, it can be quite difficult to keep up with for some. Just keep at it, even if it's just a few sentences per night.

Another thing you may try is taking a few minutes to surf the site right before going to bed. I have heard it has helped other members mentally prepare for the night and get them "psyched up" for the trip into dreamland!


Good luck and I'm lookin forward to hearing about your lucid experiences... whether YOU like it or not!!

Originally posted by Tornado Joe
You'll find that keeping a dream journal is pretty important early on, however, it can be quite difficult to keep up with for some. Just keep at it, even if it's just a few sentences per night.

Another thing you may try is taking a few minutes to surf the site right before going to bed. I have heard it has helped other members mentally prepare for the night and get them "psyched up" for the trip into dreamland!

Good advice! The dream journal is essential to recognizing patterns and dreamsigns to help you attain lucidity.

And doing something dream- or sleep-related before bed makes a big difference. I like to read EWOLD before bed.

Anyway, welcome to the forum! Good luck and have fun guys!

i had another lucid dream. i find it really easy to WILD when i have time off to sleep in. i fall asleep in a wierd spot like on the couch and then i have to wake up. when i do i go to bed and LD. i dont know about buying a book on LDing... but i do want to keep a dream journal. do you know of a good place online to keep a dream journal?

Originally posted by Sid
do you know of a good place online to keep a dream journal?

Why, funny you should ask. Click here.

Originally posted by Sid
hello my name is sid and im an alcoh....er beginner to lucid dreaming, *i had one last night tho after reading throught a lot of material on here and decided to sign up. *I WILL STAY AND ENJOY YOUR FORUM WETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT.!!!er...sry...yeah...

well i hope you enjoy the site and have fun on it and welcome.