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[Soldier4Christ]

Hi eveyone. Just introducing myself. My name is Kevin and just turned 18. I just resently heard of lucid dreaming on thursday from a friend of mine at school and it sounds like a really fun experience. My friend has been studying lucid dreams for a couple months now I guess and he told me about his first lucid dream he just had a couple nights ago. He told me that he stuck his finger through his hand to make sure it was a dream. I was like, wow that sounds so cool lol. I can't wait to have my first advanture ..I just recently started trying to have dream recall for the last two nights. The first night didn't really work, but when I woke up this morning I did recall my dream right away and wrote it down in my dream journal. I'm planning on setting my alarm clock atleast once or twice a night so I can train my dream recall more. Anyways, just thought I'd stop by to say hi and wish me luck!! Bye all!! :yumdumdoodledum:

[Rav1]

Welcome! If you're really a soldier, you shouldn't have any problems with going ahead with it...

[Umbrasquall]

Hey good luck. If you have any questions just look or ask around here, we're here to help.

[Ne-yo]

Welcome to the forum and I wish ou luck in your task for Lucidity. Stay focused and you will achieve it Good Luck.

[Soldier4Christ]

Soooo, when I am sleeping and dreaming away, when do you guys think I should usualy set my alarm clock so I can wake up a couple times to record in my dream journal? Thanks!!

[Jr_Worley]

Soooo, when I am sleeping and dreaming away, when do you guys think I should usualy set my alarm clock so I can wake up a couple times to record in my dream journal? Thanks!! [/b] I usually set mine for 5 hours after i go to sleep, when i wake up i use the WBTB method and it works wonders on my dream recall and how much i get lucid's

[Soldier4Christ]

I usually set mine for 5 hours after i go to sleep, when i wake up i use the WBTB method and it works wonders on my dream recall and how much i get lucid's [/b] Sounds like a good idea. But just wonder, what does WBTB exactly mean? Thank you.

[Barbizzle]

Welcome to the forum. Lucid Dreaming is so much fun. Its great that you will have a friend to talk abotu it with as wlel as you progress. If you ever need any hel, feel free to send me a PM.

[FreeOne]

wbtb means Wake Back To Bed. Its a method to induce lucid dreams. basicly you wake up 4-6 hours after you sleep, read about lucid dreaming, think about lucid dreaming, or somthing along those lines. Then you go to sleep. Then hopefuly you will have a lucid dream. lots of people combine wbtb with other techniques like mild or wild or fild or somthing to make them more effective.

[Soldier_of_the_last_army]

Hey! I am too a soldier 4 Christ, that's great to know that there were actually a bunch of Christians here. Makes me happy:-D. I just started my lucid dreaming research/attempts also. It sounds like great fun. I wonder if I can do homework in my dreams.....LOL! Just kidding!

[Soldier4Christ]

Hey! I am too a soldier 4 Christ, that's great to know that there were actually a bunch of Christians here. Makes me happy:-D. I just started my lucid dreaming research/attempts also. It sounds like great fun. I wonder if I can do homework in my dreams.....LOL! Just kidding! [/b] Lol. Dang who would want to do homework in a dream when you could do anything you wanted! hehe, I'm interested in floating and then eventualy flying. Sounds really fun.

[Soldier_of_the_last_army]

Hey. I am a music Theory and Composition major, you have to use all your spare time to do homework. If I could just hook up a printer cable to my brain, then I could just do it in my dream and print it off in the morning. Everyone would think I was a lazy bum, but I would just be using my time dreaming to do it....hehehe....

[Gwendolyn]

Welcome to the forum. With a bit of dedication, it won't be a problem for your adventures to start. I really hope that you have a great time. If you need anything, just pm me. Us dream guides are always happy to help.