I think it's time for a proper introduction.

[Mart_Man2]

Hey there, i'm Mart_Man2, but you can call me what you want, Mart. Marty. Marto, I seriously don't mind . i've been on this forum for quite some time now but i haven't really introduced myself properly, which I find quite rude and which i'm sorry for. :p (I was brought up to say sorry if I did anything wrong in my life) Any,way moving onto the point. Ever since i found out about this website, I was overjoyed at the endless possiblities of Lucid dreaming being the person I am, I usually jump to the point without practising anything at all and i hardly look at the same thing twice, but now after one year of doing something that I hardly knew about, (Well, I had a semi-Lucid experience right after christmas, but that's about it...) I knew it was time to get help of some people who have done this kind of thing way longer than I have. I hope to have a great time here and I also hope to meet many good people too. (Um... I kinda feel ashamed to ask this, but please may someone link me to some good simple L.D techniques that I could learn? I'm not so good with the complex stuff.)

[eppy]

Go to the tutorial section. I am too lazy to link you. MILD and DILD and WBTB are simple techniques. It is really not that complex at all It just takes effort and time.

[Hukif]

Welcome to DV! And a semi-lucid? What was it like? Oh right, MILD tutorial: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=1885 And an overview to find which one you like the most http://dreamviews.com/community/show...603#post664603

[Mart_Man2]

The odd thing about my semi-Lucid dream was that I could smell, feel and hear around me, but what I don't get is why wasn't i Lucid? (It can be read on here, second post down: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=70056 )