
Hey, it's cool that you never had a lucid dream before. I never had one either. It really seems to be the case for most people who start off using this site. First off, good job on finding your way here. If you want a lucid dream, this is definitely the place to be! To be honest, I'm a little new here myself, but I got a couple things figured out.
To start off, you must have a strong will and commitment to having a lucid dream. You've got to want it. If you loose that inspiration, look around the forum, especially the dream journals and lucid dream journals. Don't give up. That’s the most important key to success. It may take time, but you've got to stick to it.
It's good that you're going to start a dream journal. That is the first step to lucid dreaming. As you said, you can remember one to two dreams a night. Now just be sure to diligently record as much detailed information as you can from each dream. It's important to remember what's in your dreams so you can recognize them while you asleep. One thing that I've noticed so far is that you get better dream recall on a good night's sleep. Eight or nine hours is perfect.
About the nova dreamer, I've heard of them, and they seem like they'd sure help, but I don't own one, so I can't help much there. Sorry.
Again, to level with you, I'm a little new, and I haven’t had any lucid dreams yet, so I can't give you much help on obtaining lucidity. But the first goal is to record your dreams. Try recording one weeks worth of dreams before starting any techniques to have lucid dreams.
Hey, just stick with it. Have a positive attitude, and I’m positive you'll have success in due time. Feel free to send me a private message by clicking "chzplz" above my icon, and then click "Send a Personal Message". I'd love to hear from you, if it's not too much trouble, on you progress.
Hope to hear from ya soon, and good luck!

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