DreamViews Wikipedia Article in the Making

**slash112** · 05-08-2010 05:24 PM

We have started a project in the Tech Team, which is to make a Wikipedia article on DreamViews. And we need some help from people outside the team (Although we do have experienced team members). We need some good writers to help out with writing the article.

The Article is on the website itself, NOT lucid dreaming. Although obviously it needs to mention what lucid dreaming is.

First we need a good introduction. We made a feeble attempt at it in the TT, but we really should go for some real good quality stuff. The intro needs to go into what DV is, what it is about, and briefly mention things like the DVA.

So, who can help us out here?

**Puffin** · 05-08-2010 07:15 PM

I can help; I often contribute to Wikipedia.

**slash112** · 05-08-2010 09:04 PM

Demara, great!
We need an intro first, so, if you want you can give that a shot. Seeing as noone else has stepped up for that part yet.

**Puffin** · 05-08-2010 09:19 PM

I'll see what I can come up with, and edit this post as I create the entry.

2nd EDIT:
(added more content)

Dreamviews is a website dedicated to lucid dreaming, a state where the person is fully aware that they're dreaming. The site is divided into two main sections: an informative section where instructions and tips on lucid dreaming are given, and the forum section, where there one can find more in-depth tutorials and assistance from other lucid dreamers. The site aims to educate people on the benefits of lucid dreaming and the different techniques used to induce them, as well as how it can improve the everyday lives of people through exploration of the dreamworld.

Dreamviews is also home to the Dreamviews Academy (abbreviated DVA), an educative group of courses that help to introduce the different aspects of lucid dreaming to beginners. Topics covered include but are not limited to DILD (dream initiated lucid dream), WILD (wake initiated lucid dream), dream control, and meditation.