Thread: Had an opening and botched!

Well Done Just Try Not To Get To Excited Next Time lol

Haha, congrats!
And don't sweat it too much, almost everyone has that problem with their first few LDs (unless they were a natural as a kid I suppose)

I can't really think of any decent advice to stop being excited, it just takes some practice.
But one way to keep the dream stable is to heighten your experience of it ... run your hands over the floor and feel every little bump, taste the air, etc

At least that works for me sometimes.. but maybe that's the wrong approach for this, as the dream is probably already very vivid, not deep and sluggish.

So yeah, I reckon it's just a matter of practice

'Grats on becoming lucid, Baphomet. And welcome to the site!

As far as the fogginess, yep, I understand that feeling precisely. As you said, your getting closer. That will go away eventually.

That type of forced contorl that you are talking about always stands to harm the dream clairity, so you would be wise to use it sparingly.

But good work so far, keep it up. It's good to have you on the site!

See you around the forums.
~Spock

Thanks for the replies and welcomes guys. I'd been a lurker here for a while, gaining loads of information from all of the tutorials and wealth of advice from other users.

Dreaming has really been a great release for the stress involved in my life recently, and it's aided me greatly in moving on from being hurt and such.

I anticipate learning from dream characters a great deal....and of course, eventually, fighting a jedi to the death!

/saberduel!

Heh.