Thread: Moon Pie

Hi there and to the forum.

It's a great place here and is very helpful. There's a Tutorials Section with its own Acronym List too

Well have fun and good luck.

Hi Oasis.
Welcome to Dream Views, the greatest lucid dreaming site in existence.

It does sometimes seem like we're talking in some sort of top secret code to each other with all the acronyms used. You're lucky I'm a bit tired, I was going to be a pest and write up a post crammed full of those annoying little acronyms.

Stick around, read up and interact a lot on the board and you should find yourself having a lucid dream in no time. hang out and have fun. Hope to see you around.

Hey welcome.
The community is generally pretty helpful, so feel free to ask questions about stuff you don't understand.
I suggest you check out some tutorials first though, so you have a basic understanding

We're very happy to have you! I hope you have a nice time while you're here. If you need any help, you can always ask!

Hello Oasis. As you can see, the people here are very nice and willing to help. Enjoy your stay.

hey you're not gonna increase his warning level for saying "moon pie"?

lol

Haha, with all the "Hello" thread titles I figured I'd throw something random into the mix. I didn't know pastries were a source of contention around here lol

Anyways thanks for the warm welcome everyone! Yeah I was lucky to quickly stumble onto that acronym list... It definitely makes the tutorials and explanations a lot more clearer!

With all the different -ILDs its tough to choose which induction technique to try out... Although to me it seems like it would be really hard to have a DILD. I don't see how people can actually realize they are dreaming while doing so. Every time I dream it is sort of like I'm brain dead - I can't think for myself. I can just feel/see/hear what "I" am going through in the dream; even though I see a ton of dream signs I just accept everything as normal. Is it supposed to come with a lot of practice of doing RC's in real life, that eventually you will do one automatically while dreaming? Even then I'll still probably accept that I can breathe through my nose when its pinched closed!

Haha, welcome to the forums man!

I started off with DILDs and then started using a sort of alternative to WILD ( http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/inde...howtopic=45634 ). You should consider buying a few books if you really wanna get into it, heres some i can suggest off the top of my head

Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Stephen LaBerge - It has excercises to help recall, different induction techniques, relazation techniques, and pretty much everything else you need to know

Teach Yourself To Dream by David Fontana - Although I haven't heard anyone from the forum say anything about it, I bought it online for $3 and it was well worth it. It has excercises focused on non-lucid dreaming, but i have been able to get about 10 LDs just from using some of the excercises before bed.

Hiya O, welcome to the boards from another newbie.. looking forward to your posts!

MD

Hey MD, thanks for the welcome.

I can't believe it but I actually had my first LD last night. I induced it using the [topic="5270"]FILD[/topic] technique. It was my 6th night in a row attempting it. I can't believe how real it felt. I just finished writing it out in my DJ, and I’ll try to post it later as I have a final exam I gotta study for tomorrow. Oh, and considering I was complaining about the acronyms in my first post I sure am using them a lot now lol