Thread: Hi I'm New

Yup, you had a lucid dream!

A lucid dream is simply defined as knowing you are dreaming. Please go through the tutorials and the rest of the forum to answer the most frequently asked questions.

Welcome to the forum, and glad to have you aboard!

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I was in my bed, and was asleep, but i had my eyes open as i could see the top bunk of my bed (double bunk bed). [/b]

Yup, you were likely dreaming that you had your eyes open and that you were lying in bed when really you had your eyes closed.

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P.S. I couldn&#39;t move or anything[/b]

That would be sleep paralysis - your brain shutting down your body so you don&#39;t act out or move while you dream. Completely normal.

I&#39;m so proud
Lucid Dreams are so cool

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I have had another wierd sensation however.
It&#39;s happened twice,
I feel like i am half-asleep, my eyes are open (looking at my bed again), but i am not dreaming of anything, i just get these REALLY REALLY strong surges of anger , like I wanna kill somebody
It creeps me out, anyone know what that is ?

Hmm... you forgetting to take your medication, maybe?

Nah, it&#39;s common for people to hear things or see hallucinations during sleep paralysis. Usually these hallucinations are very scary in nature. You may not remember, but it&#39;s possible you were very frightened or in a frightened state of mind, which would naturally make you defensive and (if threatened) violent.

That&#39;s just my guess, though.

congratulations on your first lucid dream&#33;
If you check out the tutorials, you&#39;ll find many suggestions on having them more frequently, improving recall and prolonging them.
good luck, and feel free to PM any dreamguide if you have any questions.

Hmm... you forgetting to take your medication, maybe?[/b]

Lol :yumdumdoodledum:

thanks for the warm welcomes

One more question - Does the Brain Wave Generator software actually help you to relax ? Does it really work ?

Originally Posted by kawada2998

Lol :yumdumdoodledum:

thanks for the warm welcomes

One more question - Does the Brain Wave Generator software actually help you to relax ? Does it really work ?
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First of: Welcome to Dream Views


The BWG works for everyone however, if you keep your focus on something, while the program is slowing down your brainwaves, you&#39;ll most likely end up with a temproary head-ache, that lasts like 2 minutes or so. I also recommend the head-ache treatment builtin. I&#39;ve used it a few times, and it works everytime.

I used the bultin "relaxation general" for 14 minutes last night, it works
I managed to get to sleep last night easily, and i remembered two dreams.
I&#39;m gonna go and read the tutorails etc now ,

Yeah, and each time you use them, it gets easier and easier. I am also gonna use them for sleeping soon

After reading a tut, tellin me to tell myself to say; "I&#39;m gonna have a dream and im gonna remember it", i remembered 3 dreams last night (1 very vivid) and wrote them down in my journal . Meh

Alright&#33; Progress already&#33;


Welcome to the forum, Kawada&#33;

lol i also found this place from thejapanesepage lol

Congratulations dude. You&#39;re off to a very good start.

Originally Posted by Limitz

Congratulations dude. You&#39;re off to a very good start.
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thanks

So far I have remembered three dreams every night for the past 6 days, and two this morning

Limitz --&#62; i like ur avatar :yumdumdoodledum:

yo i new to whats this agout a brain wave generator

P.S. i dont seem to under stand the tutorial section i seems to all be for becoming lucid wheres the recaal info.

You just listen to it and it changes your brain waves(correct me if i am wrong). It makes you sleepy etc.

Ok, firstly, please use correct spelling and grammar. Nobody likes to have to read a post 5 times befoer understanding it.

The &#39;brain wave generator&#39; you&#39;re talking about is a brainwave entrainment device that coaxes your brain into operating on a certain frequency. This frequency determines your state of mind, and can be put to use somewhat for dreaming, though it does not have much of an effect. It isn&#39;t a quick fix.

As for recall, you need to keep a dream journal and write everything down properly and in a manner in which it can be reasonably understood later. Other than that, its practice with WBTB and MILD that will help you the most.

ok so where do i get a brain wave generater?

P.S. i dont understand the tutorial section can you tell me what parts are for recall?

Originally Posted by blade_trueblood

P.S. i dont understand the tutorial section can you tell me what parts are for recall?[/b]

All the tutorials are grouped together - you just need to go down the list and find what you&#39;re looking for. Here&#39;s the dream recall tutorial, though.

Oh damn, its been a while since i was last here, my dream recall, is only down to 1 a night .remembered 3 last night though.
Dont seem to be doing well, could this be caused by the fact that I am very worried about an important person in my life ?

Originally Posted by kawada2998

Oh damn, its been a while since i was last here, my dream recall, is only down to 1 a night .remembered 3 last night though.
Dont seem to be doing well, could this be caused by the fact that I am very worried about an important person in my life ?
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I&#39;ve found that being worried affects DR. Your mind automatically thinks "Oh no&#33; I need to think, no use remembering your dreams, THIS is important." Maybe that&#39;s why..

i still dont know where to get a brain wave generator ill try google ans see if i can find one.

man google is fast i found one right away but i dont know how to work this thing is there another section in the newbie zone that can help me.

Originally Posted by BeautifulDreamer

I&#39;ve found that being worried affects DR. Your mind automatically thinks "Oh no&#33; I need to think, no use remembering your dreams, THIS is important." Maybe that&#39;s why..
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yeah thats probably it