Thread: The official introduction...

Hello oneironauts!,

I don't think I ever introduce myself when I joined, back in 2011. This was around the time I learned about the " that second life I was unaware of, while I slept". Being awake within the dream changed the way I see life, to me "is an uplifting spiritual experience, that I never experienced before". So after being away from Lucid Dreaming for 8 long years have decided to come back and awaken within the dream until my departure to the other side. "The more we awaken within our dreaming life, the more we awaken into the waking life and vice-versa".

Thank you all the staff and the few supportive buddies for making this come back possible.

"The more we awaken within our dreaming life, the more we awaken into the waking life and vice-versa".

Too true.

Like you, I never did an introduction either! Rather just get straight to the fun stuff, I think. Hey, I'm happy you're here, you seem to be a very positive person. ¡bienvenidos!

Since I joined, I felt your welcoming and support right on...gracias!, y se que no necesito decirte que..eres un ser divino...bienvenida divina!

Welcome back, you two!

Originally Posted by NyxCC

Welcome back, you two!

Thanks! Looking forward to share and grow more with this ultimate experience!

I'm also Officially saying, welcome back to the both of you!!

Btw, a couple of hours ago, I had a dream that we were all playing, a game that was a mixture of the game, "Clue" and "Jumanji". I recall there was a playing board in the middle of the room. It was a jungle but, it was Wadsworth's place from "Clue"? "It was a who did what with what monkey?"
There were giant game pieces, game cards, and a very large hourglass. Everyone was laughing and having a good time. Good times!

Anyway! Welcome back! I hope you guys finding what you are looking for?

Originally Posted by Lang

I'm also Officially saying, welcome back to the both of you!!

Btw, a couple of hours ago, I had a dream that we were all playing, a game that was a mixture of the game, "Clue" and "Jumanji". I recall there was a playing board in the middle of the room. It was a jungle but, it was Wadsworth's place from "Clue"? "It was a who did what with what monkey?"
There were giant game pieces, game cards, and a very large hourglass. Everyone was laughing and having a good time. Good times!

Anyway! Welcome back! I hope you guys finding what you are looking for?

Thanks! Man that monkey again?? Last night was this kid, with a paper monkey mask, he wanted dinero to sing a silly song,..I was cracking up!

Yeah, ♪♫♬"The monkeys got free and they ran amuck! I don't know what to say the monkeys won't do!" ♪♫♬

Originally Posted by monsa199a

"The more we awaken within our dreaming life, the more we awaken into the waking life and vice-versa"

Where did you get this quote? I feel like I've read it before. Maybe we read the same book! I think I've read it in "Dreams of Awakening: Lucid Dreaming and Mindfulness of Dream and Sleep". Is that the one?

Originally Posted by Mikey5555

Where did you get this quote? I feel like I've read it before. Maybe we read the same book! I think I've read it in "Dreams of Awakening: Lucid Dreaming and Mindfulness of Dream and Sleep". Is that the one?

Hey I havent read that book, but I did read The Tibetan Dream Yoga".
I just thought about that quote doing a retrospective of walking and dream life..

Originally Posted by monsa199a

Hey I havent read that book, but I did read The Tibetan Dream Yoga".
I just thought about that quote doing a retrospective of walking and dream life..

Do you mean the book by Andrew Holececk or by Tenzin Wangyal?

I started reading Holececk's book at one point. I dont think I finished it... I just looked at his website and he has lots of good books related to lucid dreaming! This conversation just prompted me to preorder his newest book