Thread: Hi Everyone

Hey welcome to the forums. It's great that you found the information on the site to be useful.

It sounds like you're on the right track. Keep up with your dream journal and pretty soon you will see improvements in your recall. Ask any of the dreamguides or members here if you need any help.

Heading off to college soon huh? Excited?

Hey, you've actually been reading the forum longer than me, but welcome!

College is a lot to take in at first, so dreaming might not be on your mind. At first I tried to take a journal without anybody asking questions, but I realized that other people are interested in dreams too! Don't be afraid to explain what you're doing and what lucid dreams are, it shows how interesting you are and it's a great way to start a conversation.

SN@FU, welcome to Dream Views!

As Squall said, should you have any questions, please feel free to post them and we'll do our best to find you answers!
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Originally Posted by Squall

Heading off to college soon huh? Excited?

Hah, yea I am. But I'm expecting to be way to overwhelmed at first to be able to concentrate on LD'ing for awhile. I'd love it if I could have one or two before leaving. The dream journal seems to be helping with my recall. I found telling myself that "I will remember all my dreams tonight" before falling asleep seems to help me remember them. I've pretty constantly been able to remember one full dream to exact detail and then usually the end of a second. I'm sure it will improve in time. Anyway I'll keep you all posted.

Hehe I barely slept the first semester I went to college.

Yep, so keep us posted on the progress. Good luck and hope you'll have a LD soon!

Hey there, welcome to Dream Views!

You know, if you're worried about being overwhelmed and not having the time, keeping a dream journal and reality checks only take a few minutes a day. Talking a simple approach could be best in that situation.

But of course, the other techniques are fun to learn if you have time.