Hey!

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 08:32 PM

I'm from England, and am 15 years old.
Just thought I would introduce myself and inturn ask a question.

I found out about Lucid dreaming a week ago. The 2nd day I was learning I had a Lucid dream, and have had about 3 a night (give or take), which I remember, I also have a certain level of control over these dreams, I mean I can change what it is at will. I can definatley control the dreams. But on the main site it says I should not be able to learn so fast? Is there anything odd about this?

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 08:35 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
I'm from England, and am 15 years old.
Just thought I would introduce myself and inturn ask a question.

I found out about Lucid dreaming a week ago. The 2nd day I was learning I had a Lucid dream, and have had about 3 a night (give or take), which I remember, I also have a certain level of control over these dreams, I mean I can change what it is at will. I can definatley control the dreams. But on the main site it says I should not be able to learn so fast? Is there anything odd about this?

Hey there and welcome to the forum!!
There is nothing wrong at all about that. You are a natural is all that means.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 08:41 PM

Yes, I noticed in my dream I had control over everything, like everything, and in one of my dreams this kind of overwhelmed me and I woke up, but I then fell asleep again and had the dream I wanted. But I also remember others where I didn't have control but still knew it was a dream, is there a way to control all dreams or is it one of those things "You'll have to learn on your own"?

Sorry, Kinda stupid question but I'm very new to this. But could anyone tell me what rank I should be?

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 09:25 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
Yes, I noticed in my dream I had control over everything, like everything, and in one of my dreams this kind of overwhelmed me and I woke up, but I then fell asleep again and had the dream I wanted. But I also remember others where I didn't have control but still knew it was a dream, is there a way to control all dreams or is it one of those things "You'll have to learn on your own"?

Sorry, Kinda stupid question but I'm very new to this. But could anyone tell me what rank I should be?

If you can naturally have them, then you might be able to control them. You can also learn it on your own as well.

It depends. Do you want to teach others, do you want to learn more, or do you want to brag about your abilities of being able to LD everynight?

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 09:26 PM

Learn more and teach others. Bragging is unneccessary and will only cause bad feelings for me. But I already CAN control them, and I'm wondering what should I learn next?

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 09:29 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
Learn more and teach others. Bragging is unneccessary and will only cause bad feelings for me. But I already CAN control them, and I'm wondering what should I learn next?

Maybe you could try teaching others first, and you can learn from them. (I have actually done that)

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 09:30 PM

Ok, I will do. *starts reading topics*

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 09:32 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
Ok, I will do. *starts reading topics*

Good luck.

And may I offer some advise?:

Don't post a lot of senseless posts (unless you're in senseless banter), and try to make your posts high quality (1 high quality post>100 senseless posts)

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 09:35 PM

Thank you for the advice. However I have been on forums before and I hope I will be up to scratch for the high standard of writing that I can plainly see here.

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 09:36 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
Thank you for the advice. However I have been on forums before and I hope I will be up to scratch for the high standard of writing that I can plainly see here.

I believe you will be able to if you have had experience! Good luck!

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 09:39 PM

Well, thank you for the very warm welcome. And I hope to have a pleasant stay here, whilst I hope you all have a more enjoyable time because of me being here.

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 09:40 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
Well, thank you for the very warm welcome. And I hope to have a pleasant stay here, whilst I hope you all have a more enjoyable time because of me being here.

Don't worry, we will!

Everyone on here loves newbies....but I don't understand why a DG/mod hasn't greeted you yet?

**gorgieboy** · 06-05-2006 09:43 PM

Yeah!!!! *shakes fist*

Seriosuly though, I don't mind. Unless that's like what they do on this forum.

**nesgirl119** · 06-05-2006 09:45 PM

Originally posted by gorgieboy
Yeah!!!! *shakes fist*

Seriosuly though, I don't mind. Unless that's like what they do on this forum.

No, not usually. Usually, a Mod/DG beats me to greeting the newbies. Even after I greet them, they'll usually do what they can to make you feel at home....sometimes there are some newbies that only I greet!