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      Shift pretty much answered your question. Just keep going and you'll find yourself lucid in no time!

      I've also had quite a few dreams (especially in the last few months) where I'm not lucid but I seem to know what's going on and have steered the dream in the direction I want it to go. I consider those to be sort of pre-lucid in the sense that it's just a step down from being lucid where you have some sort of idea that you can manipulate the dreamscape, but you still don't know you're dreaming specifically. Good luck!

      And welcome to DV!

      "If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."

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      The last days, I have been able to really experience and remember my dreams in a better way (still not lucid though). I'm shore that I'm close and the Lucid Dream is probably only a few steps away.

      Any suggestions to what I should to to transform those dreams to Lucid ones ?
      Reality checks ?

      I almost dream about trains,busses and cars and it's a quite "normal" theme.
      I take the buss to school so I will start to do reality checks in the buss

      LD's since joining DV: 2
      Latest LD: 14/12
      (Had one a week ago 7/12)

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      Quote Originally Posted by ale.. View Post
      Any suggestions to what I should to to transform those dreams to Lucid ones ?
      Reality checks ?

      I almost dream about trains,busses and cars and it's a quite "normal" theme.
      I take the buss to school so I will start to do reality checks in the buss
      That sounds like a good idea. When you do reality checks, just keep in mind that they're more than just trying to push your finger through your hand or plugging your nose and trying to breathe. Ask yourself logical questions such as "Where am I?" and "Where am I going?" and "How did I get here?" If the answers make sense, then affirm to yourself that you're not dreaming at this time. Stay sharp, though, and be ready for a time when your answer is something like "I was buying a horse at Wal*Mart and I'm on my way to the newspaper stand."

      RCing is about training yourself to pick up on things that would alert you to the fact that you're dreaming. Once you develop the habit of questioning the reality around you, lucidity should come more naturally.

      Keep it up! Read through some of the tutorials for more ideas and read through some peoples' dream journals. Other than that, just enjoy your dreams and look forward to lucidity!

      "If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."

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      My dream recall is quite good (have always been) and I have been dreaming LD's my whole life
      So it feels good to have so many chances to LD every night

      Guess i'm lucky to dream so much

      LD's since joining DV: 2
      Latest LD: 14/12
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