Hi i am guy.I live in Latvia.
I yesterday read about the LD’s and was very intrested and excited to see this for my self.
I started a dream journal on the DJ forum part.
Hello HappyDreamer! 
Nice to see you already had numerous LD experiences ^^ I suggest you learn to stabilize a dream before attempting anything, this guide is probably what you need. 
Hello itsjustjuy! ^^ Hope to see some nice LD’s of yours in your DJ soon 
,I’ll be more focused next time! 
Hello everyone,
I am 18 years old girl from Lithuania. 
I am interested in lucid dreaming for a long time. I had registred here before but forgot about that and I found this place just now again 
lol So I hope this is my firs post because I don’t remeber 
I hope to find something usefull here, to know more about others experience and share mine. 
Hello!
I’m a girl and I live in Seattle, where it’s July and it is still raining for some reason. Kind of depressing. But it’s sure nice to meet all of you!
I found out about lucid dreaming and thought I would try to learn how. Ticking has been working for me. I look at my hands and make sure I have all my fingers and that all the weird scars/bites/scrapes are there. My hands always look weird in my dreams. I don’t know why. Anyway, I’ve become aware of when I am falling asleep and sometimes I can realize that I am in fact dreaming…but then I wake up. 
I really want to get the hang of this. Plus I’m really into reading about other people’s dreams. Super sweet.
Oh hi, seems like I heaven’t introduced myself so far
I’m 18, live in Austria and have just finished high school. My lucid dreams are usually quite short and not-too-clear, that’s already improving though. I’m approaching the topic from some more psychological position. That doesn’t necessarily mean I think all those OOBEs, precogs, “deeper truths” discovered etc don’t exist. It may, however, mean that I try to explain them before I simply believe without using my brains. Don’t want to offend anybody when Im sharing those thoughts in the related topics here
Oh, well I simply love dreams. And I love this international community!
Heya! I’m smok, 17 and living in the USA. I’m not really new to lucid dreaming, I’ve known about it for a while now but I’ve had very few lucid dreams. I took a break awhile ago and I thought I should start it back up again and found this nice forum. There’s loads of good info here so I’ll get to reading that soon 
hey all, I’m Tynan. I’m new to the site, though not new to LD’ing. this forum seems pretty cool, a lot of good discussions. it seems weird that I’m 21 and seem to be an old guy around here, hahaha. although I guess I was about 13 when I started getting interested in LD’ing (not sure how old I was when I had my first one…maybe 8 or 9?)
Welcome equanimity, rainymoster, prettyturquoise, smok and dntrecords to the LD4all community! 
equanimity and smok, I suggest you have a peek at the Knowledge Base we have here, I’m sure you’ll find it full of the info you need
rainymosnter, if your hands look weird in dreams, then it’s a great start! YOu can just have a look at them to recognize you’re dreaming Have a look at the Castaneda technique in this guide.
As for keeping the dream, you may want to relax and breathe first, and take in the surroundings; we have nice guides for that, have a look at Sandra’s. Also, we have a DJ section
prettyturquoise, the best way to find out is personal experience, and dreams are for everyone even if it helps keeping an open mind about the possibility, especially whan going to sleep.
Also, I’m sure you’ll find this community friendly and helpful, we’re like a family here 
dntrecords, if you look further back into early dreams, it’s very possible you’ll find some more LD’s it is a very natural phenomenon, in fact. If you read the ongoing topics, I’m sure you’ll learn a lot of good stuff, plus you’ll get accustomed with the nice ambiance
Not sure where to put this, since I’m technically returning, but I forgot my username.
I read a guide on how to lucid dream off these forums, so I decided it was doable and returned after being gone for a year. Simple, really.
I am running out of material for these introduction thingies so I’ll just cut it off here.
The introductions continue in the BIG “Hi, I’m new here!” topic, part 63