hey, im new

[bleedvolcom]

hello, my name is Matt and im new here, im 16 and i first heard about lucid dreams about a month or 2 ago. seriously i cant wait till i can actually be able to change my dreams, so i think im psyching myself out of actualy being able to go lucid?

[Alex D]

Hey there Matt, welcome to Dream Views! What methods ahve you been trying to get lucid? Many find that when they stop really being excited, they tend to have more LD's, so maybe you are psyching yourself out of it, but no LDs (at least I assume, have you ever had a lucid dream?) isn't uncommon after 2 months.

[bleedvolcom]

im not to sure if ive ever had a lucid dream, i rarely to never remember my dreams i dont really use any methods, lol, im like straight up noob

[Necco]

Welcome! im glad u chose to be with us. Have u read any tutorials already? I wish u good luck wit the lucid dreaming.

[bleedvolcom]

yes i have read the tutorials but i would like to hear first hand from people who experience it other then folowing strict guidelines. i would also like to learn how to astral project so if there is anyone who has done that and owuld like to help i would greatly appreciate it!

[Alex D]

Check the beyond dreaming forum, plenty of members interested in that there.

[bleedvolcom]

thanks alot

[Necco]

Ok I’ll bring a piece info 2 you. Dream journal – this is a most definite. If you want to start having some lucid dreams, a dream journal is needed. Some people don’t believe it but I’m sure you can have lucid dreams without a dream journal. It would be a hazel. Basically you’re writing any current or past dreams you have or had. Every night, you have to sit somewhere and write down some sentences about whatever you have dreamt about. It works. In the long run you should feel comfortable with you’re dreams. And if you are good you might have a lucid dream. But everyone’s different. It’ll require some effort … … but as long as u can read and write u can do it.

[DeadDollKitty]

Everyone should have a dreamjournal, thats how you get better at what youre doing. Also reality checks. (man, how many times i have said those two things to a n00blet?) Learn and remember. Print stuff out, read it before going to bed. Make yourself a little folder with LD stuff in it or whatever you need to do to remember. Its a lot of subconcious learning in here, teach yourself or get an adopter to help you out.

[Clairity]

Welcome to Dream Views Matt! Please pull up a chair and have a look around! You may wish to review the Newbie Zone Guide for helpful information about this site: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=36723 You may also wish to check out the Tutorials forum which contains information on the various lucid dreaming techniques: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=25. If you should have any questions, please ask and we'll do our best to get you answers! Now that you found us .. may your journey towards lucid dreams begin! .