Hey Guys, Just A Newbie Here

[Rainbows in my Veins]

Hey, I'm new. I found this site two days ago and have been working on my dream recall. I only just got an account now. I am, by the way, keeping a DJ Anyway, on my first night attempting to remember my dreams, I remembered one dream. The second night (last night) I remembered two dreams, and I miraculously woke up after each one. I've been doing RCs during the day in hopes of doing one in a dream, but I was wondering if there's an easier technique out there. So, if you'd please, help out a newbie.

[DreamVortex]

Welcome to Dreamviews. Enjoy your stay

[Rainbows in my Veins]

Thanks

[CrazyInSane]

Welcome, girl. It's always awesome to get new members. I love introducing LDing to people, it's an amazing phenomenon. Off the bat I'd recommend checking out all the LD tutorials in the tutorial section (and tutorial archive section), especially the ones about WILDing. Accomplishing a WILD should be a major goal in your lucid dreaming. It's basically an OBE.

[The Dreaming Zombie]

You mentioned that you woke up after your two dreams. I read somewhere in these forums that we actually do wake up after our dreams but hardly ever remember that, but it's good that you did. Anyway, good luck with your dreaming!

[Rainbows in my Veins]

Alright. Thanks.

[Mancon]

Hey! Welcome! You asked if there was other things you can do then an RC to induce a lucid dream. Sure there is! There are tons. If you click here then it will lead you to the main techniques and how to do them. If you click here then it will lead you to a forum of user made techniques. Remember there different techniques that suit different people so find the one for you! Good Luck!

[Shift]

Congrats on the recall success If you need help in any specific thing, just ask

[big dreams]

Hey I am new too, all i say is have a good read, there is some good stuff on here, and basically....... GO FOR IT, we are all learning, and we are all different one thing might work some and not for others, it's really good to have enthusiasm too as this will keep you going... good luck and pleasant lucid dreams

[oniman7]

It seems like you've been well met by the welcome wagon. Hope you enjoy your stay here. Anyways, I wanted to answer your questions/ make some comments about your Original Post. A: We automatically wake up after the end of each REM cycle, which usually signals the end of a dream. This is a particularly good time to do a Reality Check, because it will help catch any False Awakenings (where you wake up inside of another dream). B: Another good time to do reality checks is after you wake up, because once again, it'll guard you against FA's. These are more common than most people think. C: Reality Check's don't work for a lot of people. If they don't work for you, try keeping a dream journal. In it, write down everything that didn't make sense in your dream. This will train your mind to be more conscious of things that don't make sense, and will give you a higher chance of random DILD's. Also, you can try looking for recurring things that happen in your dreams (referred to as Dream Signs) and do a reality check whenever you see/think about these things. If that doesn't work, you may be more of a WILD type person. Try looking up DEILD, WILD, and VILD for a way to induce dreams. Hope that helped, and welcome to Dreamviews!