Thread: Hello

Hey there and welcome to the forum!
For recall, I would seriously recommend that you keep a Dream Journal, as that will really help boost your recall, and also, checking out the tutorials is useful, too!
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Hey Pyrox,

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I'm doing RT often, but I can't recall dreams well, would that be a reason why I'm not getting them?? [/b]

That's exactly right. You see, it's somewhat of a paradox - how will you know if you have a lucid dream if you can't remember the dream? (wait, that's not a paradox, is it? )

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how many a week on average can you usally have?? Is it like a daily thing (if you want it). Or just kind of random?

I have to admit that I have yet to really meet someone who can LD at will. Sure, there are few on the site who claim they can (and it's certainly possible I suppose), but I've met some pretty dedicated oneironauts (including LaBerge himself) and it's my impression that there really is no guarantee - only likelyhood depending on your skill level. Yes, I believe it is a skill (or talent) - something that you can develop.

Practice practice practice..... and it all starts with that dream journal

I'm going to start a dream journal tonight. Last night I "woke" up and did RT in the middle of the night, but all I did was ask myself if I was dreaming, which since I was in my room I assumed that I wasn't dreaming, but now I'm not really sure.. . But I was wondering about how the whole WILD thing works. I think thats the only thing that could help me get an LD for now. What do I expect when using the WILD? Is it you feel out of touch with your body and you wake up somewhere else or what?

Thanks