Thread: Newbie.

Hey, LDGuy told me it would be a good choice to introduce myself here I decided to make a post.

I usually never remember my dreams (I wake up as if I wasn't ever asleep,beside the dragging myself out of bed part) but after just one day of doing some exercises on this site before going to bed I remember some things. While it's barely anything (I remember 47% off of Adidas, soccer game[girls game maybe], my friend Andrew's face. While this is just random, I actually remembered) it's much better than before.

During the winter time I start thinking a lot more about how the mind works and philosiphies of life and why people do things. I grew up very open-minded and believed everybody was open to new ideas until recently, which confused me for a while. Of course dreams tie in with this stuff very well, and I saw this site (which is by far better than all the other sites before it on the google search "lucid dreaming") so I read and read.

I was introduced to this yesterday and already I am very interested and want to have Lucid Dreams of my own. While I don't remember dreams well, I zone out often during the day and see myself or things running around and doing things, but maybe I'm just crazy. I believe I am creative, but I have no talent in art or playing instruments, I believe anything is art though. So I feel very open minded and love new ideas,theories, and I have a very big imagination but I can never draw it or remember my dreams.

So I may not be good at dreaming, and it may take me a loooong time before having a Lucid Dream, I hope I will be dedicated to this.

Thanks if you read this whole, long post about a mediocre 15 year old kid.

Edit; I was also wondering how much stress and worry effects my abilities, my mother just went to re-hab (3rd time since August) and I'm wondering if my feelings for that will affect my abilities to remember my dreams. My logical answer would be yes, and the site says so, but I'm wondering to what extent?