Thread: Totally new and looking for some help

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Well, dreams can be really fascinating things, its interesting to remember them and write them down, especially ones that grip you, when you wake up just think "why don't i write down my dreams" but remember that forcing yourself to will be very offputting, i think that you need to find the motivation, and the motivation usually comes from the dreams themselves, so just dive into your dreams, think a little more consciously and try your best to record them, if you remember some dreams in the morning that don't seem too important, try and remember all the details before you go back to sleep or leave for work or what not, you don't always have to write down every dream.

I would say the most important prerequisites for lucid dreaming as as follows:

- Good dream recall
- Over 6 hours sleep a night
- Avoid drink and drugs before bed
- Identify your dream signs
- Frequent reality checks preferably linked to your dreamsigns

Hope this helps

Plenty of rc's, also do them whenever something odd happens because think about how often odd things happen in dreams. So eventually when odd things happen in ur dreams (which happens all the time) u will do a rc and become lucid.

Originally Posted by AdamA

I would say the most important prerequisites for lucid dreaming as as follows:

- Good dream recall
- Over 6 hours sleep a night
- Avoid drink and drugs before bed
- Identify your dream signs
- Frequent reality checks preferably linked to your dreamsigns

Hope this helps

Thanks all of you! One thing you mentioned was identify your dream signs, what would be a way to start on identifying your own dream signs?

Originally Posted by The Question

Thanks all of you! One thing you mentioned was identify your dream signs, what would be a way to start on identifying your own dream signs?

A great way to identify dream signs is to study your dream journal and look through your dreams for something that is in alot of your dreams, say its a flying window or something bizzare like that, basically just find the dream signs and then tell yourself to recognise them when your next dreaming, remember that it is a sign that can trigger lucidity. It can be hard to pick up but recognising such signs is a great way to becoming lucid.