new to this site and to lucid dreaming. havent had one yet but only been trying for about 3 days, is that normal?
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new to this site and to lucid dreaming. havent had one yet but only been trying for about 3 days, is that normal?
Everyone is different, It took me two months just to get to two lucid dreams. Some people can pick up skills right away and other people have to work at it. It is normal, just keep practicing and you will get one.Quote:
Originally Posted by chiefin
Welcome to Dreamviews!
Any length of time is normal. What method do you practice? Maybe we can help? Feel free to post in forums and ask your questions there. If you interested, we have DV Academy, where you can join a class. Happy dreams:alien:
Welcome chiefin! ;)
The rate of your progress has nothing to do with time, it has to do with will and understanding.
We can give you the will, only you can get the understanding, because only you can understand yourself. :dreaming:
However we can share our opinion, but only your experience is the true knowledge.
So get inspired here (Dreamviews), get experience out there (dreams). :meditate:
Enjoy your stay and ask if you need to. :)
Thanx for the welcome and the positive awnsers. I will be looking forward to participating on this forum for a long time :)
Welcome, Cheifin! It's great to have you in our community, and I hope you enjoy your while here. The members here at DV are open and friendly, and willing to help. As Gab said, if you're intrested in joining in class to learn a bit, I suggest you start here: DV Academy
Also, we use a lot of slang and acronyms on this site, so here's a little reference that'll definitely help you out: http://www.dreamviews.com/f20/help-a...inners-138185/
We're here and willing to help, if you ever need anything, just reach out.
Happy Dreaming!
thanks SilverJay! :cheers:
Welcome!
It's perfectly normal! On average, it takes about a month or two for people to achieve their first lucid dream. Of course, this depends on the person. It can take you less time or more time. Just keep practicing! What technique are you using?? If you have any questions, feel free to message me!
P.S. I like Kid Cudi :D
Thanks for the welcome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mancon
Well i've been trying WILD but so far no success. But you've encouraged me to keep trying :mrgreen:
p.s. :shadewink: HE'S THE GREEEEEAAAAATEST
I look at is as stepping stones, and personally I put WILD's at the top. I feel DILD better prepares you to do a WILD, but you know what everyone is different. Personally I need to build my awareness more before I can pull off a WILD.
Welcome to DV and GL.
WILDing is considered one of the hardest techniques for most people, especially beginner's. Everyone is different though and it might come easy to you! Just make sure you understand everything that your doing. A lot of people make easy mistakes when WILDing. Make sure you are WILDing 4-7 hours after falling asleep, not before you fall asleep. Also do not focus on your physically body, focus on the dream you are about to go in. The trick is to just fall asleep like you would normally, but keep your mind aware. Like I said, it can take some time but keep at it! You will get it eventually ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by chiefin
Ok, i think that is my main problem. When i am WILDing i am focusing on my current situation and how my body is feeling rather than focusing on the dream i want to go to and visualizing it.:-?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mancon
Well, Chiefin, It is entirely possible for you to succeed in WILD as it comes much more naturally to some than to others. But here, I have a very successful guide, with some great advice on the technique.
Here:WILD (Sageous)
Sageous is great at what he does, and I strongly urge you to check out his advice, it'll help you greatly in your next WILD attempt!