I never knew a forum like this existed...

...or that lucid dreaming was this widely practiced.

Hi, my name is Adam.

Since I'm hard taking a break from work at the moment, I'll make a brief introduction. Also, I apologize for any typos, since this keyboard has really loose keys.

Anyways, even though I'm new to the forums, I'm not new to lucid dreaming. I first discovered lucid dreaming when I was 5-years-old, and loosely practiced it until my teens, with my only tools being my conciousness and what you may refer to as a 'dream journal'. I have a good handle on it, but I feel there's room for improvement, since I was never aware that there are methods to it, or that people actually widely practiced it. Also, excuse me while I gain grasp of terms shared in the community.
It's been roughly 6 years since I had my last lucid dream. However, last night I had to fall into conciousnes in order to stop a nightmare (I'll write out my dream later in the dream-sharing board.)
Anyways, I gotta head off, so I'll come back later, and expand my introduction. Bye.

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Originally Posted by Haven

...or that lucid dreaming was this widely practiced.

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I was suprised as well...back in 2000 when I started searching the internet for lucid dreaming. Welcome on board! There are lot's of forums and lots of resources available to an experienced lucid dreamer like yourself. Take a look around, read, share, participate!

Welcome Haven :)

Since you're not new to lucid dreaming, then you'll start having them pretty quickly, I presume.

We use a lot of acronyms on the forum, there's a post here that should help you figure out what we're talking about :)

And if you haven't yet, there's a tutorials forum here that you should check out when you have the time :)

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Originally Posted by Haven

...or that lucid dreaming was this widely practiced.

Hi, my name is Adam.

Since I'm hard taking a break from work at the moment, I'll make a brief introduction. Also, I apologize for any typos, since this keyboard has really loose keys.

Anyways, even though I'm new to the forums, I'm not new to lucid dreaming. I first discovered lucid dreaming when I was 5-years-old, and loosely practiced it until my teens, with my only tools being my conciousness and what you may refer to as a 'dream journal'. I have a good handle on it, but I feel there's room for improvement, since I was never aware that there are methods to it, or that people actually widely practiced it. Also, excuse me while I gain grasp of terms shared in the community.
It's been roughly 6 years since I had my last lucid dream. However, last night I had to fall into conciousnes in order to stop a nightmare (I'll write out my dream later in the dream-sharing board.)
Anyways, I gotta head off, so I'll come back later, and expand my introduction. Bye.

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You have been enlightened, DV is the biggest Lucid Dream source in the entire world !

Welcome to our home, which is your home now too dreamer ;)
Enjoy your stay

L.

welcome welcome and... welcome!! :D

Welcome to DV! Many of us (including me) discovered DV with the same sense of suprise! DV is a great place to learn the art of lucid dreaming and meet kind people who will help you along the way.
Happy LDing!

-Jamal