Thread: Some Newbie Questions

Hey there, taihen Welcome to the forum! And I see you've already welcomed other newbs to the forum as well - nice job!

Unfortunately I can't give you any useful advice about WILD since I've never WILDed in my life - it's just not my thing. But as far as vividness goes, you win some, you lose some - don't worry if some are less vivid than others. You're not going to have completely awesome and vivid dreams every single night.

Keeping working on your WBTB and MILD techniques - these are great techniques for beginners, and they happen to be my favorites as well. I'm sure you're already doing this, but keep a dream journal! It's so important to your LDing journey.

If you haven't already, give the tutorials a good read-through. And you may be interested in the adoption program once you've been a member for 2 weeks - see the Adoption Guidelines for more information.

Anyway, good to have you aboard - I look forward to seeing you around the forum. Please feel free to post any questions or experiences you may have. Good luck and have fun!

I'm with Burns in that I haven't managed a WILD, but there actually are people who have There are some great tutorials on the subject if you want to check those out and you can also PM the authors of those if you feel you need more information. Also, feel free to search around, as there's a lot of information floating around here.

As for the vividness of your dreams, mine tends to come and go as well. I'll have a week of really exciting, enjoyable dreams that I hate waking from, and then I'll go through a week of dull, mundane dreams where I wake up and go "huh?" I'm not sure if there's a way to controll that, but sometimes I think the dull ones make the exciting ones that more enjoyable.

Sweet lucid dreams!

-Amé

Thanks for all the welcomes! Yeah, I'll guess I'll just have to keep on with the practice. Its going to a long night...

I've got a friend who has almost managed a WILD. Then again, he's been dreaming for years now, and has only discovered WILD recently. Sounds amazing though, but I'm sticking to WBTB for now.