Welcome Nicholas to LD4all!
Wow, that must be the most bootstrapping story of learning the concept of LD’ing I’ve ever heard. Seriously, pulling it out of nowhere, and then getting interested with the idea? That was nothing short of amazing
A good thing to do for beginners, more than actively trying to LD, would be getting accustomed with the idea. So a MILD would be slightly better (especially if you’re not that used to the practice of meditation), and overall, try and see yourself being in a dream during the day, remembering what your true dreams felt like (a good occasion would be when you do a RC); that way you learn to recognize dream situations more efficiently and to become lucid ^^
Hello, I joined this site today because I am very very interested in lucid dreaming, and more so the secrets of the subconscious. I think my main reason for trying LD out is to solve problems in the real world or to create art pieces in a dream that can be replicated in the real world. I ‘think’ I have had only one lucid dream before, but I did not know what it was at the time. In my dream I had the power to control lightbulbs (I would hold my hands out and either make them brighter or dimmer), but when I woke I thought the dream was actual reality so I tried it in real life and failed. I plan to have insightful LDs in the future, and probably lots just for fun.
Whether for intuition, inspiration, or just plain fun - lucid dreams are as good as it can ever get! Be sure to put your decision to fruit, and start remembering more dreams, and question reality more often!
Good luck on your Lucid Quest ^^
Such a warm welcome, and it wasn’t copy and pasted! Well, as far as I could tell I’m loving this place already. Thanks for the advice, I’ll be sure to try it!
Ehm I’m 17 years old, I really like music and drawing (part of the reason why I want to have LD’s. For inspiration out of my subconscious) Anyway when I heard Karma Police (a song by Radiohead) in a really vivid dream yesterday and it just sounded so weird, and I knew that it sounded strange. When I woke up I thought o my god how could I have missed that dream sign. So… I started to get into lucid dreams again ( half a year ago I was too).
Oh and I’m from The Netherlands… Holland…
EDIT: and my name is Mark
Remembering more and more dreams is a very important step: not only most dreams are really interesting, but developing DR helps you being more conscious in your dreams, so you may get lucid easily! You can follow this guide for more info. ^^
Good afternoon, everybody. My name is Amanda. I’m 18 years old and a university student, completely uncertain of where I want to go with my life. I spend most of my waking time watching movies, surfing the Internet or studying. I used to read lots, but lately I’ve been reading so many text books that I’ve temporarily lost that particular passion.
I’ve never had a lucid dream before, but I’ve interested in the idea of having one for a few years now. I found this website by accident and decided that I absolutely had to sign up; I spend quite a lot of my time thinking about dreams, the subconscious and just what happens inside one’s mind when they’re asleep. I think I’ll enjoy myself here.
As suggested previously, you may want to try MILD before any other method, but look around, see what works for you. As for you enjoying yourself, you surely will. The community here is great, and very welcoming.
I am lolnoob from the Netherlands. I am a 20 year old man and I recently got my hands on some Calea zacatechichi, also known as the Dreamherb.
I am very excited about using it because it is supposed to help remembering dreams better, having longer dreams and even have lucid dreams. Has anyone have experiences with this herb?
I only been aware of dreaming a couple of times in my life. These dreams were sort of nightmarish and I was happy to wake up immediately. I didn’t know what lucid dreams were then. Normally I only remember 1 dream a month or so, but I am going to try to remember them by writing them down immediately after awakening.
The dreams I do remember having were having some similarities, like driving a car when I wasn’t able to drive and being scared to get pulled over by the police (now that I can drive I don’t have these dreams anymore). I also often lose my pants and am trying to find them again throughout the dream. I don’t know what these dreams mean but I haven’t put much thought into it.
Welcome lolnoob to LD4all!
It happens often that, when DR is untrained, you recall only particular dreams; this happen because those dreams tend to provoke stronger emotions in you, leading you to waking up shortly before they end, remember them more clearly, and thinking more about the during the day. No wonder then but with some effort, you can recall any kind of dream just put your intent into remembering them before you go to bed and when you wake up! Also, trying to understand what they could mean (since they often reflect the way you see reality, tied with you issues and visions concerning it), leads to a much bigger understanding of yourself and your life, not to mention sweeter dreams ^^
By what I’ve hear, Calea Z is a pretty good herb, have fun using it
hey
My name is Mark Timon (i know the name sucks .I am 15 years old and i come from Germany. I heard about lucid dreaming a few days ago when i watched the movie Inception (a very good movie by the way ). I am very happy that I noticed this topic because the opportunity to do whatever you want is just awesome. Until now I never had a LD but I hope I will have my first one soon . When i finally have my first LD I plan to fly and to talk with my DCs about funny and stupid things . Currently I try to improve my dream recall and I do some RCs during the day. I signed up to this forum because it’s very interesting to get an insight in the (lucid) dreams of other people and because I think that I can get some help here (when I need it ).
Welcome Mark to LD4all! You did the right choice to join this community, I bet you’ll find yourself at home here in no time! It’s a very friendly and helpful community here.
I suggest you follow the outline laid down by this guide for now, it is very useful for starters. Good luck with your lucids!
Not sure if this is the right place to post, so I appologise before hand if it is.
I just wanted to take a moment to introduce myself - some of you may have already met me on IRC chat as I’ve been there a few times but for those who I haven’t met, well… hey!
Hi, I’m called Orio (age 13) by a lot of my friends (Short for Oriana)! i have been into dreams for quite some time, ever since I had “awoken” inside a nightmare I had when I was 4 years old. I was being chased by a monster down my hallway I had tried to close my eyes but I could see as if my eyes were transparent. being a logical child I realized that this was impossible and ran near my door to hid. I than hummed to myself to wake up.
Ever since then I have been wondering if this was possible…or even healthy. After looking at a dreaming thread on another forum I found a link to this website. I hope this explains a lot about why I’m here.
Welcome Orio to LD4all! I’m sure you’ll have a lot of fun here
Don’t worry, Lucid Dreaming is one of the best and healthiest habits you could find! What else could let you use 8 hours of the day that you previously didn’t and in the best ways you can conceive! Entertain yourself sometime in finding all the things you’d want to do in a LD, imagination is your only limit! ^^
Be sure to recall a lot of dreams, and good luck with your Quest
Be sure to put your decision to fruit, and start remembering more dreams, and question reality more often! 
.I am 15 years old and i come from Germany. I heard about lucid dreaming a few days ago when i watched the movie Inception (a very good movie by the way 
). I am very happy that I noticed this topic because the opportunity to do whatever you want is just awesome. Until now I never had a LD but I hope I will have my first one soon 
).
TOX to ld4all 
well, you have found the right place for your Quest for Lucidity 
and the people here will help you 
