Thread: Newbie- interpretation & Robert Moss techniques

Hi all!

I am getting back into my dream journal and re-reading Robert Moss books. It's been a while (several years) and I really have missed being out of touch with my dreams. I did it b4 alone, but this time I would like to get others opinions on my dreams and maybe do some online group dream exercises from Robert Moss books or exercises suggested here.

I would like to achieve lucidity- but only so that I can find guides to ask them for guidance or to re-enter a dream and explore it more fully.

I would like to know if forum rules allow members other than moderators to offer dream interpretations? I definitely am open to others suggestions but would also like to share what I have learned so far.

Look forward to posting here
Blessings

Hi Cat Nap! Welcome to DV!


First off, there is an entire section of DV dedicaed to Dream Interpretation!
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=30

Good luck with the lucidity, a good place to start exploring common methods of induction (even though I get the vibe you are no newbie to dreaming) would be the tutorial section:
http://www.dreamviews.com/tutorials.php

Once again, good luck and we hope to see you around!

Reality had it right.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

I've never heard of Robert Mosse Around here you'll hear about Dr LaBerge a bit more.

to DV. I'm sure you'll find the community warm and fun, just don't go into the R/S forum. For god's sake do not go in that forum

Check out the tutorials, that's where most of the brain goop of us dreamers ends up

Hey there! Ninja and RiaD have it right. Check the tutorials, make sure you make a dream journal. Ask any questions you might have, and please post any dreams you might like interpreted. :]

As I remember, Robert Moss had some ideas similar to DEILDs in relation to dream sharing...

I don't want to bump this up, but I just found out that I have Robert Moss's Concious Dreamer. Will read tonight.