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    1. 03-14-2007 04:10 PM #1
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      Hi everyone, I am a new user to dreamviews, but I believe lucidy could change reality. I am a starting out actor, and I think that if I reahearse for auditions in my dreams, it could turn out better in real life. I have a had a few lucid dreams in my life, I just need help at doing it at will. Whoever knows what I should do to start lucid dreaming at will, reply please. Which exercises are best? WBTB? MILD? WILD? HILD? DILD? Info needed...
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    2. 03-14-2007 04:14 PM #2
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      Hey welcome to dream views, try a FILD, thats the only one thats worked for me so far. theres a tutorial for it in the tutorial section i'd send you the link, but i'm at school right now. you should try doing regular reality checks too.

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    3. 03-14-2007 04:18 PM #3
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      Hi, welcome to the forum, I'm new too. I had my first lucid dream last night pretty quickly. I did a bunch of reality checks yesterday and I think I did DILD successfully. My guess is to experiment and see which one you're most comfortable with. but I dunno, listen to the other guys with more experience.
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    4. 03-14-2007 06:01 PM #4
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      Hi and welcome to the forum, well I'd recommend that you use the MILD technique with the WBTB as those 2 work well together and are very easy for newbies.

      Also if you need any extra information, check the Tutorials Section.
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    5. 03-14-2007 10:58 PM #5
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      Welcome, I personally recommend doing reality checks and HILD (see the tutorial in the tutorial section), in order to induce a DILD. That has worked best for me, though I think the LDs I had last night were MILD (I am not 100% what induced them, and they may have been just DILD).
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    6. 03-17-2007 03:18 AM #6
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      That&#39;s one of the reasons people try to LD, besides it being fun it can be consturctive. Give it a shot, sounds good.

      I would say MILD, if you willing to try hard and dedicate time go for a WLD but don&#39;t expect immediate resulkts, it can be frustrating
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