Ok so I had another lucid...but I failed...

The dream started off with me in some room, I looked around the room and said "Theres no way I should be here, I must be dreaming." So I imediantly calmed down. I walked toward the nearest door and demanded that my Dream Guide be on the other side of it...I opened the door and no one was there...then I became really dissapointed and woke up.

This is the like the 5th time this has happened to me...I can't seem to ever call out my dreamguide! It's my only goal that I really really want to do, but I just can't seem to do it...

Can anyone give me a suggestion on how to call out my Dreamguide?

slayer, there's actually a tutorial on finding your dream guide :):

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=32145

Try looking in a place where you are guaranteed to find a person. Look in a mirror, you are guaranteed to see a person on the other side, it may look like you, it may not. Ask them if they are your dream guide. Else go to a mall or something.

BELIEVE you can do it... i know it sounds simple but i was dealing with the same problem not creating what i want in a lucid dream.. you have to feel your dream guide is already there... your in the realm of subconscious ... it works mainly with feelings and symbols...so feel like UR dream guide is behind the door... ask UR self this question how would U feel if UR dream guide was behind that door. concentrate on that...i PROMISE it will work...

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Originally Posted by Clairity

slayer, there's actually a tutorial on finding your dream guide :):

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ad.php?t=32145

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Oh...

Lol this could be very helpful! Thanks!

I have read somewhere that once you get to know your dream guide well enough, try to look through his/her eyes. This technique helps to move to higher conciousness.

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I have read somewhere that once you get to know your dream guide well enough, try to look through his/her eyes. This technique helps to move to higher conciousness.

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That sounds pretty good, a decent passive method.