Hey x knight, welcome
I know, it can seem very confusing at first. Starting with the basics, you've mentioned dream recall- presumably you've been working on that, or had a good base to build from? Keep a journal, write down as many dreams as you can. About how many are you remembering a night?
One of the next steps will be to read through all of your recent dreams and find if there is anything that you commonly dream about, we call these dream signs, and they are literally that- a sign that you may be dreaming. While you're keeping an eye out for these, start to do reality checks whenever you come across or think about your dream signs in real life. The goal is to cause yourself to stop and say, "Am I dreaming?" while doing a behavior that usually symbolizes that you are dreaming (as it is impossible for them to occur in RL).
If you're really interested in a one-on-one approach, there is an adoption program where an experienced lucid dreamer can pair up with you and teach you the ropes. Us Dream Guides are also very friendly, knowledgeable, and simply here to help you. So if you have any questions, feel free to ask on here, through PMs, and also in the chat (button is in the top right corner of the webpage, right beneath were it will say "Welcome, X Knight") If you've got any, please ask and know that we are an entire community dedicated to helping people learn to lucid dream
One of the other best things that you can do is just submerse yourself in lucid dreaming while building the knowledge of it. Read everything on the forums, maybe get a book. Don't feel that just because you are a beginner you shouldn't be reading in the dream control forums, it's actually the opposite. Read that, read about others' experiences, even check out their dream journals. Just learn everything you can about it, really think about what people are saying and try to remember all the advice
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