hello Bliss Junkie and Rayzor welcome to the LD4all forum
Bliss Junkie … there is a topic about that movie here … The Science of Sleep (movie)
there are also a lot of other movies and books mentioned in the lucidity centrestage forum
improving dream recall is really important … since it would be useless to experience a LD just to forget it
The good news is … if I can become lucid, anyone can (I am so unobservant in dreams and/or my mind comes up with good explanations for weird stuff that happens in dreams )
So you definitely had a LD nightmaster since you became aware that you were dreaming
I only found out that a person can influence their dreams yesterday (generally I dont remember dreams).
After reading several techniques, I gave one a go and I ended up having my first false awakening. Hopefully I’ll do better.
Hello, I am new to this forum and have a deep interest in lucid dreaming. It came to me after watching the movie “Waking Life”, and I’m sure I’m not the only person here who can say that. I have not really remembered one of my dreams for a while now. I intend on starting a dream journal soon. I seek a greater understanding of life through lucid dreaming. I have read everything on the website but I don’t really know where to begin, as there is a lot of information. I really would like to have lucid dreams on a fairly regular basis, any tips and advice would be greatly appreciated.
I think starting a DJ is a really good beginning. Write down all the details, emotions and Dream Characters that you notice. Just everything you remember. When you have some dreams ( maybe 10-12 ) read them again and start looking for DreamSigns. Maybe you´re always dream about the school or flying pink elephants. So everytime you you´re in school or see flying pink elephants IRL you make a RC ( like pinching your nose and look if you still can breath, try to put your hand through a wall etc. ). When you´re lucky the next time you dream about the school you will do a RC and get lucid.
Make RC´s every time you see something weird. Make them 10 to 20 times a day.
What technique to choose is hard to say…It depends on the person. Look at this topic maybe you can find a tech that fits for you:
add a reality check to a false awakening and you get an easy way to get lucid dreams
Good luck on your lucid quest I’m sure you will have a LD really soon
hey, Dream_Weaver there is a topic on the Waking Life movie in lucidity centre stage.
Keeping a dream journal is a big help Have you read the choosing your technique topic? link and Links and short descriptions to all new and known techniques? link
These two topics will be a good place to start off from
Hello, I’m Thomas Pak. I don’t think anyone knows me here so I’ll introduce myself;
I live in Belgium, the Flemish side, so I’ll probably be hanging out on the dutch board aswell from time to time. I’m now currently in China to learn Chinese as China is my country of origin, but I don’t know the language . I’m an avid gamer since early youth and this is often reflected in my dreams, I remember that I had dreams of Spyro and Crash Bandicoot when I was a kid. And more recently I’ve had quite an amazing dream about Starcraft.
I’ve had 1 lucid dream before having read anything about LDing when I was a kid. I’ve enjoyed it very much and I have always been wondering if I could do it again. No wonder that I immediately started reading the guide to lucid dreaming on Wikibooks when I saw it featured on the frontpage . The night immediately after I read all this stuff on LDing, I had one. I guess I’m a big lucky bastard for having a LD so quick . I haven’t had a LD in the consecutive nights but my DR rose from 2,3 a week to 3,4 a night. Considering all this, I don’t think I can be too far away from becoming a regular LDer .
I’m excited to become a part of this community as I find LDs a fantastic and thrilling experience to have.
Hello everyone!
I’m Corine and I am from Holland. I haven’t had any lucid dreams so far. But I’m working on it and I hope I will soon have my first LD.
Bonjour Sevenfold, just letting you know that english-speaking persons don’t tend to say salute. The verb rather refers to the act of saluting someone.
Hello all! I’m The Deadman.
…but for convinience’s sake, just call me Jeff. lol.
I’ve been lurking around here for a little bit, as I got interested in the topic of Lucid Dreaming around a month ago, and my friend suggested this site.
So. Yeah. Hi!
I hope everyone (including myself) enjoys my stay.
lol Sevenfold, I am listened to Avenged Sevenfold whilst I’m writing this post From your sig I guess you are a fan too I see you also joined Wolfgame too, I hope you enjoy it as much as me
hello Bliss Junkie and Rayzor 
welcome to the LD4all forum
improving dream recall is really important … since it would be useless to experience a LD just to forget it 
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since you became aware that you were dreaming 
IRL you make a RC ( like pinching your nose and look if you still can breath, try to put your hand through a wall etc. ). When you´re lucky the next time you dream about the school you will do a RC and get lucid.
hello Cs1kh and Dream_Weaver welcome to LD4all
I’m sure you will have a LD really soon
Have you read the choosing your technique topic? 
. I’m an avid gamer since early youth and this is often reflected in my dreams, I remember that I had dreams of Spyro and Crash Bandicoot when I was a kid. And more recently I’ve had quite an amazing dream about Starcraft.
. The night immediately after I read all this stuff on LDing, I had one. I guess I’m a big lucky bastard for having a LD so quick 
. I haven’t had a LD in the consecutive nights but my DR rose from 2,3 a week to 3,4 a night. Considering all this, I don’t think I can be too far away from becoming a regular LDer 
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Hello everyone!
I’m sure it won’t too long before you get lucid 
hello c0rine, welcome to the LD4all community 
. I am Also a new member here, of course. Lucid dreaming sounds cool, so I’ll give it a try! 
