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I have only lucid dreamed the once.
I was walking along in the dream when i saw something really out of the ordinary and i stopped and stared at it, i cant remember what it was but it took all of my attention. I realised i was in a dream and felt VERY heavy as if i was about to wake up, dragged out of the dream. I forced myself to stay asleep by relaxing and focusing on the dreamscape. Then i flew around and teleported and stuff and threw lions that i magicked from nowhere at people i hated. It was awesome.
I was walking along in the dream when i saw something really out of the ordinary and i stopped and stared at it, i cant remember what it was but it took all of my attention. I realised i was in a dream and felt VERY heavy as if i was about to wake up, dragged out of the dream. I forced myself to stay asleep by relaxing and focusing on the dreamscape. Then i flew around and teleported and stuff and threw lions that i magicked from nowhere at people i hated. It was awesome.
I love lucid dreaming, they usually involve me gaining some form of power which I use to do awesome stuff. In one of the more recent dreams I gained the power of invisibility to prank and then eventually murder people who I don't like.
Creepy right?
Creepy right?
You can learn to wake up at will. Takes time though. Once or twice I've decided "I'm not dreaming this" and made myself wake up.BurnedOutMyEyes said:
Best is to let it flow, once you're used to it, it's no longer threatening.
Another thing about lucid dreaming: catharsis. You can eventually get revenge on those monsters. When I was young I used to dream about being pursued by a bull. Never saw the bull back then, but it was a recurring nightmare. Years later, as I became a lucid dreamer, the freaking bull paid for it.
apparently everyone is capable of it but it just requires time and trainingZeke63 said:
ok so guys i'm not having much luck. i have had lucid dreams before but trying to activly create them lately has just stopped my dreams completely (or at least i don't remember any)
any tips?
All of my lucid dreams tend to involve desperately trying to wake up to escape the bad shit that I am trying to run from. That is actually how most of my dreams end, with me struggling to hold a door shut and willing myself to wake before the thing breaks through.
Last time that happened to me, they realised that they'd cease to exist when I woke up, so tried to stop me from ever waking up. Or possibly repeatedly stabbed me in pre-emptive revenge, can't remember.imagremlin said:
ooooh, good times.
Once I moved into an apartment building where every other person inside was a character from DBZ.
Once I had an end of the word scenario which ended in a wierd falling sideways thing.
once I had an AWESOME low-grav trampoline thing.
I have to get back into Lucid dreaming.
Once I moved into an apartment building where every other person inside was a character from DBZ.
Once I had an end of the word scenario which ended in a wierd falling sideways thing.
once I had an AWESOME low-grav trampoline thing.
I have to get back into Lucid dreaming.
In dreams I am often able to jump hundreds of feet while just standing still. Other times I've been able to jump from tree-top to tree-top. Those aren't my favorite though since I have a paradoxical tendency to fall off of things a lot while dreaming...My favorite is when a dream goes from modestly scary to insanely violent. Almost every time a dream tries to turn nightmarish, I am able to identify the perceived threat and just beat the ever-loving shit out of it. Some noticeable encounters being the giant Rottweiler which I was able to mount and repeatedly snap its neck via super-high-jumping. Then there are the innumerable shadow-people who I beat down using a dream-variant of Hokuto no Ken
Play more video games. That would be my one and only good suggestion and I apologize if that doesn't help...lechat said:
As far as I have heard, realising that you are dreaming is a key part of lucid dreaming. And I heard it is common for some to wake up at that point. But it seems to be possible to train it. No sauce though. I just heard it in a (german) documentary on lucid dreaming I saw years ago and which's name I don't recall.BurnedOutMyEyes said:
O.T.:
I only managed to lucid dream once. I dreamed about being in a car accident and somehow didn't wake up the moment I "died" (I have no idea why). I kinda realised that I was dreaming some moments before that, because I noticed the clock was sort of inconsistent. But after the point I was "supposed" to wake up I was fully lucid dreaming
After the accident I got out on the freeway and flung cars around. It was awesome.
Sadly I rarely dream (or remember them). So this was a really rare event. I hope I manage to pull it of again though.
From what I have heard on the documentary the key part is to realise the fact that you are dreaming and staying asleep through that point. A method I have heard of is to keep an eye open for anomalies. Examples could be inconsistent times (like time jumps or a clock showing drasticly different times when looking when looking at it repeatedly. I also heard that text and numbers have a general tendency to change when double checking.snappydog said:
Oh yeah: And sleeping through the point you are supposed to wake up in a nightmare. This was what finally got me in my one lucid dream.
As I said: I'm not really experienced, but I hope it might help.
You're not alone buddy. Whenever I realize I'm dreaming, I decide to let it run it's course. But it always puts me in a situation in which I KNOW somethings about to attack me, so at that moment I basically go, "Fuck this, I'm out", and wake up.BurnedOutMyEyes said:
Well that settles things, I am not waking up from my next lucid dream. I have a few monsters from my past that need to be made to suffer.imagremlin said:
So, I find that whenever I realise I'm dreaming, as long as I can make something logically make sense (you know, in a dream logic kinda way), I can do it. Last time, I realised that (like my smart phone or a tablet) I could pinch in the direction of something to make it bigger or smaller. (like a building, or a tree or something.) and normally I realise that if I push off the floor I can swim through the air (as long as I keep swimming.) Normally lucid dreams seem to be few and far between for me though. But that's what I've done in them (that I can remember.)
I did a lot of NSFW actions when I was lucid dreaming at a younger age (12 & 13). Other than that, I just fly over an imaginary world, pretend I'm the protagonist in a game like Dark Souls, or just talk with myself.