Good beginning strategy
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Good beginning strategy
I have recently begun my journey to lucid dreaming and rather than focus on the end goal of lucid dreaming, I will first get my dream recall exceptional. I have a dream journal and try to meditate any chance i get. Does this sound good for a beginner?
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Oh and I am also doing reality checks like 10 times a day because if I do have a vivid dream, I would like it to turn lucid.
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thats the spirit, thats what a beginner need, and u r on a right path good luck. 

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Re: Good beginning strategy
That's what I needd to do.! Beginners unite.! You shouldd pm me if you ever have one. 

"Everything we see or seem, is but a dream within a dream
but be that there, so true, so fair, we do not dare, the hating nightmare..."
but be that there, so true, so fair, we do not dare, the hating nightmare..."
Re: Good beginning strategy
Great start. I would add lucid dream incubation to your list. When you meditate or fall asleep at night, vividly imagine what you will do in your next lucid dream and find a mantra like "The next time I'm dreaming, I'll realize I'm dreaming". Good luck. 

Rebecca
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and now Science Me
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Re: Good beginning strategy
Your ability to recognise when you're in a dream is one of the keys. I had to stop believing I could tell the difference between waking life and dreams before I could have them. Always believe that you could dreaming at any time. My advice is to do reality checks a lot, especially when something strange happens or things keep malfunctioning, or when you are in a situation that is common in your dreams. Think about the common scenes in your dreams if you have them. For me, I'm often driving vehicles in dreams and since I don't do that all day in waking life, every time I'm driving I ask myself "Is this a dream?" I managed to do this a few nights ago when driving a large truck in a dream and the answer was "yes, oh my god it IS a dream!" Then it's like you just woke up, only you are in another world! But for me, just asking the question during a dream helped. Lucid dreams are so real it's incredible, like being transported to another planet. In my first lucid dream I spent most of the time stamping my feet on the ground feeling it on my feet in almost total disbelief, running around in an actual physical world telling everyone that I was dreaming. Good luck and keep working on it, it's really worth the effort!
Have you ever had a dream, Neo, that you were so sure was real? What if you were unable to wake from that dream? How would you know the difference between the dream world and the real world? Morpheus
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Let's say I do have good dream recall, do reality checks often, and incubate my dreams, Is it likely that in two weeks I might have my first lucid dream.
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Re: Good beginning strategy
Thanks everyone for the Information and the good luck wishes.
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