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      Complete nub.

      Found out about this yesterday, and am amazingly interested in this. Never heard of such a thing, and find it surprising that such a thing can be possible. And i definately want to try it.

      I tried to sleep last night, thinking to myself lucid dream lucid dream, remember to ask myself in my dream "is this a dream" i tried falling asleep, wasnt working. Then i just kept my eyes closed for probably 30 minutes my mind still concious i felt like my body slowing down, and i felt like i was breathing but i didnt notice myself breathing. Like my mind was clearly concious but some other part of me, i guess my body was falling asleep, but i did not get into any dream? How do i do it? how do i even get into a dream?

      Do i just go to sleep like i normally would? dont think about stuff and fall asleep? and hopefully when im in the dream i will remember somehow to ask myself if its a dream? lol i have so many questions, cause i just find this lucid dream stuff "WOWZORS" and wish to see it for myself.

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      Welcome to Dreamviews. To start out, I recommend that you read the Lucid Dreaming Quick Start Tutorial.

      I tried to sleep last night, thinking to myself lucid dream lucid dream, remember to ask myself in my dream "is this a dream" i tried falling asleep, wasnt working. Then i just kept my eyes closed for probably 30 minutes my mind still concious i felt like my body slowing down, and i felt like i was breathing but i didnt notice myself breathing. Like my mind was clearly concious but some other part of me, i guess my body was falling asleep, but i did not get into any dream? How do i do it? how do i even get into a dream?
      I'm new to lucid dreaming, and I have experienced this a few times myself. I think the problem may be that you're focusing too much on trying to sleep, which may be keeping you awake. Personally, I find that it's a lot easier to fall asleep when I'm not trying and focusing other things, but... as I said, I'm new here, so I'm sure there are plenty of people here who know more about this than I do.

      Above all, just remember to keep at it. Some people have their first lucid dream in only a few days after trying, while it can take longer for others.

      If you have any particular questions, feel free to ask.

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