VERY interested in controlling dreams

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03-16-2008, 03:44 AM
Cletus

VERY interested in controlling dreams

Well I actually heard about this "controlling dreams" on tv from a show called the Human Body.:P I skateboard and I have a problem of getting scared to do tricks down stair and other things but obviously if you try them so much your body WILL get destroyed.I want to dream so where I can dream of the trick I want to do down whatever stair ect. I want.So really I can do this all in my head without destroying my body.I really have no idea how to control dreams and I havent had one for a while now.The only thing I know is that you are supposed to say it over and over again before you go to sleep.So I need help:shock:
03-16-2008, 03:49 AM
Wavefunction

Welcome to Dreamviews! :)

Lucid dreaming is a great way to try things that are dangerous, deadly, or impossible in real life. Skateboarding tricks included. You can even try even more amazing tricks, such as riding in zero gravity.

As for acheiving lucid dreams, you will want to look over the techniques in the tutorials page. You'll also want to start a dream journal, which will help you immensely with both lucid dreaming and the ability to remember your dreams.

If you have any other questions about lucid dreaming, please feel free to contact me or any of the other dream guides (members with green names). :)
03-16-2008, 03:54 AM
Grunkie7

Heh, I was wondering if that show was going to attract any new members.

For a full overview on lucid dreaming, you could read Dreamview's main site http://dreamviews.com/

After that, the tutorial section wave posted, along with the rest this forum will be a lot of help :)
03-16-2008, 03:55 AM
Cletus

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wavefunction

Welcome to Dreamviews! :)

Lucid dreaming is a great way to try things that are dangerous, deadly, or impossible in real life. Skateboarding tricks included. You can even try even more amazing tricks, such as riding in zero gravity.

As for acheiving lucid dreams, you will want to look over the techniques in the tutorials page. You'll also want to start a dream journal, which will help you immensely with both lucid dreaming and the ability to remember your dreams.

If you have any other questions about lucid dreaming, please feel free to contact me or any of the other dream guides (members with green names). :)

Thanks I hope it helps:D
03-16-2008, 03:57 AM
Wavefunction

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grunkie7

Heh, I was wondering if that show was going to attract any new members.

Yeah, we've gotten a wave of new members referring to the show. Advertising for lucid dreaming is advertising for Dreamviews, I guess. :D
03-16-2008, 04:00 AM
camjim

I can relate with you on this because I wood-push as well, and one thing I have to try next time I lucid is some tricks down a rail or set, just to get the feeling of riding away from something huge. I am also in the same boat with you because I am relatively new with this, and have only managed to attain lucidity once. If you have the time and commitment, I would suggest looking into WILDing on some of the tutorials here, because thats what I have been working on and getting the most results from.
03-16-2008, 04:08 AM
Cletus

Quote:

Originally Posted by camjim

I can relate with you on this because I wood-push as well, and one thing I have to try next time I lucid is some tricks down a rail or set, just to get the feeling of riding away from something huge. I am also in the same boat with you because I am relatively new with this, and have only managed to attain lucidity once. If you have the time and commitment, I would suggest looking into WILDing on some of the tutorials here, because thats what I have been working on and getting the most results from.

Cool! I thought I was the only one who could "understand" what we want to do :eek:
03-16-2008, 04:26 AM
camjim

No man I totally know where your coming from, after experiencing how "real" a lucid dream is compared to a non-lucid, I am so stoked on the day I lucid myself front-feebling a sick rail, or taking a back 3 down a set, and rolling away clean.
03-18-2008, 05:19 PM
DreamingGod

:welcome: cletus try viewing the tutorials
here's the link http://dreamviews.com/tutorials.php
03-21-2008, 03:02 PM
LordSturm

Who wants to tricks on a skateboard, when you can ride one of these...

http://www47.tok2.com/home/clearblue...verboard01.jpg
03-25-2008, 01:27 AM
Elite

Welcome!
I hope you enjoy your stay =]
If you would like an example of a good DJ click the link in my signature.

That is a good idea and you should head over to the tutorial section. Also I do the same things I do tricks in my head just to get up the guts to do them IRL.
03-25-2008, 01:38 AM
Grunkie7

Quote:

Originally Posted by LordSturm

Who wants to tricks on a skateboard, when you can ride one of these...

That's been one of my LD goals :content:
03-25-2008, 02:13 AM
Clairity

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elite

If you would like an example of a good DJ click the link in my signature.

LOL!! I see this line in every welcome post you do.. self-promote much?!
03-25-2008, 09:50 PM
dimensiongod

Quote:

Originally Posted by Grunkie7

Heh, I was wondering if that show was going to attract any new members.

For a full overview on lucid dreaming, you could read Dreamview's main site http://dreamviews.com/

After that, the tutorial section wave posted, along with the rest this forum will be a lot of help :)

That was the show I also saw on TV. It got me interested in the subject and I looked up the NovaDreamer on the internet. It brought me here.:D