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11-10-2007 01:20 AM #1Member
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Hello All
Hi everybody, my name is Dann.
I'm new here, and at lucid dreaming.
what else...
I love to run, and swim, cycle, backpack, climb trees, and really just any outdoor activity.
I've really only had one lucid dream, which I lost control of very quickly.
I tried to turn off a light, and it didn't work, then I realized that I was dreaming! It felt great. I walked down a hallway to get outside, but when I opened the door, I fell and lost it.
I think I need to work on my dream recall, and maintaining lucidy.
Looking forward to meeting everyone!
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11-10-2007 01:23 AM #2Verily I Vouch the Verity Achievements:
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11-10-2007 01:39 AM #3Member
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Thanks!
Originally Posted by b12
Hey, welcome!
Outdoor activities are gonna be great when you finally achieve dream control -- imagine riding your bike in the air or something
I have a quick question for you,
what does DILD stand for?
I'm assuming Dream Initiation of LD.
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11-10-2007 02:18 AM #4Just plain weird
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Pretty much, yes. Originally Posted by SkypeGoat
DILD stands for "Dream Induced/Initiated Lucid Dream", this happens when a dream is just so weird or you notice a dream sign, so you realize that you are dreaming, thus triggering lucidity...
... Or something like that...
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11-10-2007 02:24 AM #5Verily I Vouch the Verity Achievements:
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Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Reality checks play a big role in DILD's as well -- if you're used to doing RC's in real life and then do them in a dream, you'll realize you're dreaming -- DILD!
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11-10-2007 02:27 AM #6Member
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to DreamViews, SkypeGoat! That's great that you've already experienced a lucid dream, and with practice you will have longer ones.
Journals are good for recall.
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11-10-2007 03:41 PM #7DV's Vexiest
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Hello and welcome to Dream Views.
You've overcome the first hurdle, experiencing a lucid dream. Future LDs should start to become more vivid and longer.
One thing I tend to do in a lucid dream to stabilize it is to really take in the dream scenery. Once you stop and marvel the world you created it makes the place more solid.
As for recall, a fairly stable sleep pattern and dream journal can work small miracles.
Hope that helps. See you around.
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Dann, I'm glad you decided to join us!
You might want to review the Newbie Zone Guide for helpful information about this site: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=36723
You may also want to check out the Tutorials forum which contains a post on all the acronyms (including DILD) and 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!
Welcome to Dream Views!
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11-11-2007 11:31 AM #9Member
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to the forum!
There is no real-life, there is only AFK.
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to Dreamviews, Dann! Feel free to ask if you have any questions.
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