Lucid Dreamer for nearly 25 years

**Dream Seal** · 07-27-2004 06:00 AM

Hello. I found this web site today when searching on Google for anyone else who thinks lucid dreaming might be related to deja vu. I found such a post under one of the forums here, and in doing so, also found this awesome site. I used to post a bit on alt.dreams.lucid back around 94-97, but it seems to have gone down hill these days.

Anyway, I didn't discover the name Lucid Dreaming until I was a teenager. Prior to that, I had had many dreams in which I had become aware that I was dreaming, and initially I used that knowledge to go flying, as most people tend to. I remember such dreams from 5 years of age. It wasn't until I was 10-13 years of age that I started trying out other things, like walking on water, walking on the ceiling, breathing under water, moving objects with my mind, making objects appear, anything I could think of that was cool really, and sometimes just sitting back and watching what was happening around me. I mentioned these dreams to a friend of mine, and not long after that he said he had seen something on TV about Lucid Dreaming (this is before the Internet came out by the way). I then knew what the name for it was and went to my local library, where I got out Stephen Laberge's 1985 book on the subject, and from there I just went crazy on the subject. I kept a dream journal for about 4 years after that and had a number of lucid dreams during that time.

So I'm not really a newbie as far as lucid dreaming goes, but I am a newbie to this site.

**Dream Seal** · 07-27-2004 06:05 AM

Oh, and I noticed that your record for most number of users ever online was set on my birthday this year.

"Most users ever online was 49 on Sat Jun 05, 2004 5:22 pm"

Kinda freaky...

**Jin** · 07-27-2004 06:06 AM

Cross me and I will be forced to eliminate you. I AM BRUCE LEE! WATAHHH!

Nah, just playin, what's up?

But really, I am Bruce Lee . . .

**Placebo** · 07-27-2004 08:12 AM

Hey Dream Seal,

Welcome to the site!

Its a great community-feel specialist forum... helps me a lot at least...

Seems like you have some good experience behind you - have any particular tricks you've discovered?

About the birthday - that is a little freaky - hehe

If you have any questions, or need some interactions, feel free to PM or MSN me (or any other 'dream guide' - the green coloured guys)

**Skritch** · 07-27-2004 08:50 AM

Welcoms to the boards man. I hope you find it useful to help with more lucid exiperiences! s naturals must stick together! w00t!

**sephiroth_the_musha** · 07-27-2004 07:45 PM

yo i am sephiroth_the_musha at your service i am also a somewhat on going lucid but a noob here dreamviews so commend you at your try at finding others who like me and you feel the same way about lucidity....... don't tell my master truthbearer he might be tripped out by that but hell i don't really care much about it please prvate message me or e-mail me at [email protected] 8) 8)

**Remus** · 07-28-2004 03:00 AM

Welcome!

Have a muffin. xD

Yesh, I'm a newbie at lucid dreaming..^.^..Anytips you have would be ppreciated....

**Umbrasquall** · 07-28-2004 03:50 AM

Hey! Nice to have a person with so much experience here. Welcome to Dreamviews!

Have a banana:

Lol I haven't given out a banana in so long.

**Alaurast78** · 07-28-2004 04:54 AM

Originally posted by Squall
Have a banana: *

Lol I haven't given out a banana in so long.

w00t! the banana is back!!!

Welcome to Dream Views Dream Seal!!!!

We will be excited to hear about your lucid experiences and techniques! I just know you will be a great addition to our community!

Sweet Dreams

**Scwigglie** · 07-28-2004 05:10 AM

Hey, welcome welcome!!

You'll have a great time here. Everyone has so many interesting things to say, it never gets tiring!

**Dream Seal** · 07-28-2004 11:57 AM

Thanks everyone for the welcome. I seem to have been tied up in discussions about deja vu the first day I've been on here, both in forums and in private. Is there a similar site dedicated to deja vu by the way? Like 'Deja Views' or something like that?

Regarding lucid dreaming tips, I think there is really two main areas people would want tips in. One would be in trying to have more lucid dreams. The other would be in what to do in lucid dreams and how to retain lucidity. I probably have a few things to say about both of these. If anyone has any specific questions, let me know.

**Placebo** · 07-28-2004 12:06 PM

Originally posted by Dream Seal+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Dream Seal)</div>

Like 'Deja Views' or something like that? * [/b]

pfft... Harharhar..
I dont think so

<!--QuoteBegin-Dream Seal
Regarding lucid dreaming tips, I think there is really two main areas people would want tips in. One would be in trying to have more lucid dreams. The other would be in what to do in lucid dreams and how to retain lucidity.

Those are broad subjects.
My first suggestion is reading the tutorials for attaining more lucid dreams.
Or if you already have, work on them some more.

My second suggestion about 'what to do' - read the experience checklist under the 'General' section. Its got lots of ideas - some stupid, some good.

My suggestion about 'how to retain lucidity' - the main methods involve spinning around, running your hands down rough surfaces, looking at your hands + surrounds + back again, and trying to cause an FA.

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