Zack!!
to the world of lucid dreaming Dream Is Destiny and I hope you have a wonderful experience here at ld4all.
hey Dream Is Destiny, welcome to Ld4all, it is 4 all here and there are plenty of LD 's to go around… so enjoy your stay
SoS
hello Dream is Destiny
and the bonus of discussing them on the forum or keeping a dream journal here is that you can re-read about your dreams at a later date
dreams can be a source of humour … but the trouble with testing out jokes on a dream audience (unless it is to get over the fear of performing infront of people) is that they will react in the way you expect them to do
there is a topic about Waking Life in lucidity centrestage
I hope you have fun here
Hello Dream Is Destiny
Nice name by the way
I agree, it is always interesting to discuss what adventures somebody else has been on, and how their dreams are structured. It can be even more interesting to discuss with somebody who has had a similar dream experience to you, to see how they reacted to it. Welcome
Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Max but you may call me Windowlicker (could’nt really think of anything better, for you who doesn’t know that it’s a song by aphex twin ). Hopefully you will see alot of me around here as im very fascionated with LD (Though I haven’t experienced one yet). I was basicly inspired(but mostly informed) by Richard Linklaters masterpiece “Waking life”! Great now I feel like im showing off well thanks anyway for what seems like a great community!
to ld4all Windowlicker! There are many techniques that you can use to get you lucid for the first time, the easiest one I’d say is FILD/HILD (in pathways to lucidity topic). I hope you have a wonderful time in the world of lucid dreaming!
Hello Windowlicker
What’s really good about the forum is that you are increasing your chances of having an LD all the time that you are reading and thinking about about them I’m sure it won’t take too long now before you get lucid. Welcome and good luck
i was researching lucid dreaming a day ago. and decided id give it a go that night. and when i woke up in the morning realized wow. i dont even remember having a dream. so any help on how to even remeber you were even dreaming?
For One: Welcome morant FTW
There are many ways to remember your dreams, the most common being:
keep a dream journal. Every night, if you remember a dream right it down in the morning, or more importantly after a dream you had in the middle of the night. After a while, you will remember them with ease.
i hope that help Have fun and enjoy your stay at LD4all
Welcome morant FTW
Keep trying, it’ll come soon. When it does, if you just remember small details, write them down. It’ll help improve your recall even faster
You could also try telling yourself “I will remember my dreams” a few times before going to sleep.
Good luck!
hello Windowlicker and morant FTW welcome to the ld4all community
Windowlicker … you may like to post in our lyrics thread and Muzic topic in lounge, there is also a Waking Life topic in lucidity centrestage
I hope you enjoy your time here.
morant FTW … there is a big topic in the stuff forum Sticky: the BIG remembering dreams topic part V
The main things to do are …
- set the intention to remember your dreams before going to sleep.
- keep a notepad and pen near the bed and write anything you rember from your dreams into it no matter how small (it will improve)
- make sure you give yourself a few minutes when you first wake to just stay still in bed and try to recapture the dream thoughts
- finally make sure you are getting enough sleep
Wow. Might be the lack of sleep? I also wake up quite a few times at night.
morant FTW to the world of lucid dreaming!!!
Yes keep a dream journal up to date to increase your DR!
Hello! This is my first post here!
Lucid dreams always has been a natural thing for me had them very often as a younger child. But in later days i have them lesser often. But often get them when i think about it before i go to sleep and read topics here on ld4all before my sleep.
I have some problems when im trying to control my lucid dreams! I just cant do it!
Never tried anymore inducing methods than reality checks and before i knew what lucid dreams were i used them to determine if my dreams was a dream or “reality”.
Thats me.
hello mister12345, welcome to LD4all
never say, “I just can’t do it!”
I think a problem that may happen with natural lucid dreamers is that they have experienced lucidity from a young age but get used to just being aware in dreams and aren’t aware of what they actually can do. Since you can become lucid easily, you have a ready testing ground at night to develop your lucid powers. May be reading the monthly quest topics in the lucid adventures may give you ideas of what to try out.
I hope you enjoy your time here
to ld4all mister12345!!!
I hope you find your stay here worthy of your time.
Thanks will try out this moons quest and trying to make music in my dreams! But later days i doesent have lucid dreams so often but i thhink thats becuse i doesnt think of them during the days. Becuse when i think of them much and try to do reality tests during the day, even if i dont do a reality test in my dream i usually get a lucid dream after a cuople of days. So i think ld4all can help me out on that point!
Hope you dont misunderstand something im from sweden so my english isnt to good.
Thanks!
Hello everyone! ^^ I am completely new to this forum, and I hope to be an active member here. I really want a lucid dream, and I have been practicing on having one for a long time now (maybe a year or so), but without satisfying results. I did have a few where I became lucid, but it was always so hazy and unclear, and I would stop being lucid a moment later. I desire at least one dream that is clear and vivid, and I can completely control and remember when I wake up. Then I would know what it’s truly like to lucid dream. I am hoping this site can help assist me in my search for lucid dreaming!
-Kandri
to LD4ALL Kandri
This forum will help you succeed in having a LD. It all just takes patience, practice, and devotion (right word?)
I hope you find your stay here worth your time.