the BIG "Hi, I'm new here!" topic, part 63

[moogle (mognet)]

hello Lucho, homervb and Unseen_Eye welcome to the forum

@lucho

I found LD4all and I’ve been enthusiastically reading all the guides and stuff. It’s going to be great not to be alone in my oniric journey/training!

I read everything when I first joined too

@Lucho

I had my first lucid dreams as a kid and I never ever got them out of my mind (I had two, actually, as far as I can remember) … and I had a small instance of lucidity last Monday.

That’s great
i think it helps when you definitely know you are able to LD through having had some lucidity in the past.

@homervb

There’s so much more info on the internet now about LD then there was 5 years ago, and I’m so glad my research brought me to this forum. After reading up on flying techniques in one of the posts I realized that I’ve had more lucid dreams than I thought (when I was younger I would swim into the air and be able to get great height but I just always shrugged it off as a regular dream).

A dream is defined as lucid by being aware it’s a dream while dreaming. So it all depends on what you are thinking at the time and not by actions. BTW different incarnations of LD4all has been on the net for 14 years. The History of LD4all
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Lucidity Centerstage will be a source of other films and media to inspire you in your lucid quest.

@Unseen_Eye

Hello, I’m Tony.

I just yesterday found out about LD, and I’ve always wanted this, I just never knew: A. It was possible B: Anyone could do it, and C:It actually had a name.

That must have been an awesome surprise

I tried WILD yesterday, rather excitedly, and got to the HI stage, when I got lost as of what to do. I read that I’m supposed to focus on these images, is this right?

WILD - An user friendly tutorial is a good explanation of what to expect and do during this stage.

I hope you all enjoy your time spent on LD4all