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Hi, I want to learn MILD lucid dreaming, but in order to remember my MILD I must improve my dream recall (as i'm sure most of you know).
As of now, I have not remembered a dream in quite a while unless it was interruped or was a nightmare. Any tips would help :D
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You're starting in the right place. Getting your recall up is the first step to making everything else possible. Have you checked out this tutorial, yet:
http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=66343
Welcome, welcome.
Not all of the world is in here unfortunately, or even likely to be aware that lucid dreaming exists. Anyway, good luck with lucid dreaming and the sorts!
A majority of the world thinks you're crazy or practice witchcraft or something if you LD (save for the buddhists and tibetan monks.)
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Now I wonder if my next door neighbor LDs. He's training to be a buddhist monk. lol
Thanks guys, this forum has a pretty friendly and active community!
Welcome to dream views Destroyah!Quote:
Originally Posted by Desetroyah
This is an extremely active community, and is also a relatively mature and friendly community. Since your new, do what Robot Butler said and read some tutorials. Try to organize some Dream Goals and start a DReam Journal. If your not sure what to put down as your goals, look at some other Dream Journals for inspiration.
Hope to see you posting soon!
~Kraftwerk
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If you have a few bucks or some free time, you can try and get your hands on a copy of Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming, which has some excellent ideas and tutorials. It's a rather cheap book at about $6.00 USD...also available online in PDF format. There is an entire chapter dedicated to the MILD method, and I believe there is also one for dream recall. ;) I'm combining a few of the methods at the moment in a MILD/DILD hybrid. :)
Good luck!
Welcome to dreamviews. I recommend WILDing or DILDing instead of MILD. Just an opinion, though.