Aussie Aussie Aussie- (Newbie)

[Falsename]

I'm new....ish when it comes to LD I found out about Lucid Dreaming more than two years ago. I took an instant liking to it, though because of school it was much too hard to concentrate. Anyway, as of THIS Friday my final HSC Examination will be over and I will be forever rid of my education (yay!). I made a vow that at the end of my exams my Lucid Dreaming would start, properly this time. Over the past years I've tried then been distracted, tried again but failed....these steps repeated themselves about ten times before now. Anyway, now comes my serious attempt at becoming a lucid dreamer, and....I wouldn't mind some help. And yes as you may have guessed from the title I am in fact from Australia, I can't imagine many lucid dreamers living in my country but I could be wrong.

[.Val.]

Greetings fellow Aussie. I guess I am not a lucid dreamer living in Australia... because I am not yet a lucid dreamer. I'm here for my serious attempt at lucid dreaming as well! Best of luck to you!

[louie54]

Welcome to DreamViews I may not be from Australia, but I wouldn't mind visiting some day. Yeah so anyways, sounds like you could be one of those people who just stick around here for a while. Just a guess. Probably since you have tried lucid dreaming several times in the past while others would just simply forget about it In case you're unaware, here's a link to a nice little induction tutorial: http://dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=66857 Once you achieve your lucid dreaming power, I recommend trying out these methods of control: http://dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=66753 I hope you are keeping a dream journal as well. If you need any help feel free to ask us any questions. Good luck

[CarmineEternity]

Ahh, thats great, man! Stay motivated/dedicated and don't give up! You WILL be lucid soon! I would recommend sticking with one method, and not jumping around with methods too much. Good luck!