From: sd@yahoo.com   
      
   i have a friend who's 22 years old now and has been lucid dreaming all the   
   time from a very young age.  for the longest time he thought everybody could   
   do it and it was nothing special.  anyway, starting around 18 years old he   
   started losing the ability and from 19 onward he hardly ever has lucid   
   dreams anymore.  he feels like he's lost a lifetime.   
      
   i guess what i'm trying to say is don't take your gift for granted and work   
   to develop it or you might just lose it one day and it would be a major,   
   major loss.  in other words, stop fucking around in your dreams and do some   
   hard work :) :) :)   
      
   here, i give you some projects and please report back with your experiences   
   if you are successful:   
      
   1. ask all your dream characters what date it is and what place; see if   
   there's consistency in answers within the same dream.   
   2. find that pesky mirror and look at your reflection in it.  what do you   
   see?  it's not always your good ole face, you know :)   
   3. can you go through the mirror?  what do you find on the other side?   
      
   that's enough for now.  hope you come back with mind bending results :)   
   take care.   
      
   "G3"  wrote in message   
   news:1130219752.986820.288620@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...   
   > I'm a 14 year old boy hoo is lucid dreamer, i've been having lucid   
   > dreams for  as long as i can remember, and being a hormonal boy that   
   > has only 1 thing on his mind u dont need 2 guess how i manipulATE my   
   > dreams*wink* *wink*   
   > i also use this ability to force myself, sumtime unsucesfuly, to wake   
   > up when i hav a nitemare.   
   > i'm just looking 4 other young lucid dreamers who didnt hav any   
   > training at all.   
   >   
      
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