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      Hi everyone,

      I'm a British student, and I'm pretty much a lucid dream newbie. I had a spontaneous lucid dream about three years ago, and ever since, I've tried on and off to have another. I had no success as I wasn't patient enough about developing my dream recall, keeping a dream journal, etc.; which is why I've joined this forum -- hopefully it'll help me stay motivated!

      The main website has been a really useful resource, and it looks like the forums will be too. Looking forward to getting to know you all.

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      Hello Ixbalam

      Welcome to the Forum

      It's cool that you've actually gotten a Lucid Dream so you've gotten a taste of it. How long did it last? Do you remember anything about it? Here are some things that should help you on your way Lucid Dream Quick Start material by our one and onlySeek-Man Lot's of great infomation here. Also take a look at our tutorials Everything is wrapped up so neatly and ready for your viewing pleasure If you have any questions contact those DreamGuides, they are a very swell bunch and would be eagered to help you along your way.

      Good Luck and Happy LD's

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      Welcome Ixbalam!



      I hope you get to lucid dream again, get to know everyone and feel free to post anywhere and anytime you need help!
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      Welcome to the forum Ixbalam
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      Thanks for the welcome, everyone&#33;

      I remember my first lucid dream quite well, and it was quite long. I was dreaming (non-lucidly) that I was in my house, being attacked by werewolves, and I fell to the floor. At that point I became aware that I wasn&#39;t just lying on the floor, I was also lying in bed dreaming. I forced myself back into the dream, and transformed myself into a mutant jaguar-human to fight off the werewolves. After that, I stayed in the same form and somehow came to a mountain road that was covered in snow. When I came to a bend in the road, I lost control and skidded off the side of the mountain. I became a bat, then a raven (possibly the other way around), and finally a pink, glowing human-ish form that floated; after that, I lost lucidity.

      Quite successful for a first LD&#33; You can probably see why I want to do it again

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      Quote Originally Posted by Ixbalam View Post
      Thanks for the welcome, everyone&#33;

      I remember my first lucid dream quite well, and it was quite long. I was dreaming (non-lucidly) that I was in my house, being attacked by werewolves, and I fell to the floor. At that point I became aware that I wasn&#39;t just lying on the floor, I was also lying in bed dreaming. I forced myself back into the dream, and transformed myself into a mutant jaguar-human to fight off the werewolves. After that, I stayed in the same form and somehow came to a mountain road that was covered in snow. When I came to a bend in the road, I lost control and skidded off the side of the mountain. I became a bat, then a raven (possibly the other way around), and finally a pink, glowing human-ish form that floated; after that, I lost lucidity.

      Quite successful for a first LD&#33; You can probably see why I want to do it again
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      That sounds really fun&#33; Well done&#33; I am not into all the fantasy stuff so I have serious dreams to search inside my self, but...keep it up&#33;
      <div align="center">For a dreamer, night&#39;s the only time of day&#33;</div>

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      Quote Originally Posted by Xylaphonic View Post
      That sounds really fun&#33; Well done&#33; I am not into all the fantasy stuff so I have serious dreams to search inside my self, but...keep it up&#33;
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      Oh, I&#39;d like to have serious self-exploration dreams too; in fact that&#39;s a big part of why I finally decided to try to learn to lucid dream properly. But I have to admit, the fun of running around and fighting things is also a huge incentive

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      Hey there, welcome&#33; The great thing about lucid dreams is that th can be as deep or shallow as you like

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