Thread: Learning Lucid Dreaming Asap?

Hmm..Theres so many information on this form its wonderful. However im not sure which is the best way to lucid dream to get it going as fast as possible. I really want to have super powers and do what ever i like, and chose my storyline and stuff. lol

I've looked around a bit and seen to keep a journal on and past dreams and that really helps... Is their a faster approach to lucid dreaming? like a efficent technique. it sounds pretty exciting lol and want to do it right away

thanks. please dont flame

to DreamViews!

I recommend people who are new to learn how to DILD first (become lucid in mid-dream), then become familiar with the "dream world", and then move to WILDs (wakefulness straight to lucidity). But, if you're that eager, you can make an attempt on WILDing at this stage. Some people say WILDing is hard, others easy. Also, keep the dream journal up to recognize dream signs.

Here's a link to help you out:
http://dreamviews.com/community/show...603#post664603

It contains the major techniques on how to become lucid.

Good luck on your journey!

Patience is very important. You may have your first lucid tonight, you may have it in a month. Keep a dream journal every night and work on your recall at the beginning. Eventually, the lucids will come, but enjoy the journey of getting to lucidity too. You're gonna have some pretty wild dreams over the nights, and they alone will provide entertainment.

Besides keeping the journal, check the tutorial section for information on Reality Checks, WILD, and WBTB. Reality Checks with WBTB get me the majority of my lucids.

Good luck!

thanks for replying and yes im looking at the tutorials and wild seems interesting..and more easier well at least to me. thanks again

LDing isnt a easy task
but to the best of luck and welcome to DreamViews

You can try the WILD technique. It's very difficult to start out with though. I'd start slow and learn how to get them more naturally with the DILD or DEILD technique. Like anything else, lucid dreaming requires patience.