Thread: Hello World

Hi, as I'm new on the forum, I will take a mmoment to introduce a few things about me, in the unlikely event that anyone is interested:

I'm 17, and for as long as I can remember I have been incredibly fascinated with dreams. I chereished the memories of dreams that I could hold on to, but like most people, remembered few and far between. Six years ago, I finally trained myself to remember more dreams through sheer force of will (later helped by my starting to keep a dream journal).
Eventually one night, I had a random lucid dream, and it was so much fun I finally went to the internet for help, to learn how to have more. Unfortunatly I had trouble with reality checks as every time I asked myself if I was dreaming, I became very philisophical ("How do I know I'm not dreaming? Maybe this is all just a dream!") and I eventually gave up.
I've had a few more DILDs over the years,and I recently dicided that I'm going to master Lucid dreaming once and for all. Dreamviews is by far the best resource I've found, so here I am.

Anyway, I have a problem. Or maybe with some advice it need not be a problem. A lot of the tutorials seem to agree that recognizing dreamsigns is vital. I've looked through my dreamjournals, and although my dreams are always full of things that shouldn't make sense (teleportation, random switching between first- and third-person, being in two places at once, just to name a few) but my dreams are also very creative; I can't find anything weird that happens more often.

Any advice?

First off, welcome and good job on the lucid.

A great dream sign is something that is kind of normal. That way, everytime you see it in real life, you will RC. Hopefully, this will carry over to your dreams. Sometimes we ignore certain things, I suggest you keep a Dream Journal online here, and after a while, ask others to read through it and see if they notice anything that happens often.

As for recall, go here. For DILDs, go here.

Practice, practice, practice, with a touch of practice on the side.