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Comment on Lucid Dreaming Experiences by Marcus

Marcus — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 13:25:20 +0000

is it considered being half lucid whenever you know you are dreaming but cant really control it?

Comment on Introduction to Lucid Dreaming by Marcus

Marcus — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 01:36:57 +0000

you will most likely be able to change it.
I have never had a lucid dream, although i am only 13, but from what i’ve read i suspect that if you start lucid dreaming in a nightmare, you will be able to take out the scary part and make it your own.

Comment on Your First Lucid Dream by S2

S2 — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 02:44:59 +0000

My first lucid dream experience was quite amusing. But before I begin, as a tip to those attempting to lucid dream, the trick is to constantly have it on your mind. It turns out this dream happened only a few days after I first began researching and thinking of lucid dreams.

So, here’s what happened. In the dream, I was walking home from school (which I never do). In front of me was this one girl from my school. Soon, we found ourselves in a strange room with a pit in front of us, and the only exit was a small window in front of the pit. Somehow, I flew over this pit. Yet, when I exited, and continued walking into my neighborhood, confronted with strange intersections I did not know, all of a sudden I had an epiphany: I was dreaming!

Now, I don’t consider myself a perverted person. I’m not a sex-craving loser. However, my adolescent hormones seemed to be quite in control during the dream. As soon as I realized my lucidity, I immediately hustled to change the dream to suit my sexual desire. I made the garage of a house open in front of me, and caused a considerable attractive woman to appear. It may be of note that this woman didn’t really have features; her face was completely indistinct and lacked any expression. She was also naked. I proceeded to have less than 10 seconds of sexual intercourse before waking up to a nocturnal emission.

It was quite a strange experience. But dreams are by nature, strange experiences.

Comment on How to Remember Your Dreams by Michael

Michael — Sun, 04 Nov 2012 00:24:45 +0000

I dont know if i want to remember all of my dreams, i used to remember only huge dreams, but now i remember every little dream i have too, it kind of scares me some of the things my subconcious dreams about. Lets say for example i kill someone in every dream, but i never want to kill anyone in real life, does that mean deep down my subconcious is dangerous?

Comment on Your First Lucid Dream by Cris

Cris — Tue, 11 Sep 2012 00:10:54 +0000

I have had three lucid dreams throughout my 65 years. I remember them all.

#1 and #2 were identical in theme and length. I don’t think I was anywhere in particular, but as soon as I realized I was dreaming, two immediately jumped on my back and bore me to the ground, whereupon I immediately woke up.

#3 I was walking down a street than ended in a ‘T’. In the yard of the property on the southeast corner of the ‘T’ intersection was a man shouting at me all sorts of nasty things. It appeared he was unable to move from the property. Directly across the street to the north was another man, also shouting nasty things at me. It appeared he was also unable to move from the property. I continued walking north, ignoring the two angry men, and turned left at the ‘T’ intersection. After walking not very far from the intersection, I decided I would like to fly. I had no doubt I would be able to fly since I knew this was a dream. But as soon as I leaped into the air, I immediately came right back down onto the pavement. My second try ended with the same result. On my third attempt to fly, and in the middle of my leap, I woke up.

Thus ended my last experience with lucid dreams.

Comment on Lucid Dreaming Experiences by Greg

Greg — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 15:37:43 +0000

I’ve had lucid dreams since childhood. After watching “Lost in Space” episodes in the evening, I would concentrate on the episode before falling asleep. During the night, I would eventually have a dream with Will Robinson, Dr. Smith, and the robot. I could also fly; however, when I was pushed over a hill in one of the dreams, I woke up when I hit the ground.
I’ve been flying in my dreams for the past 40 years since those early lucid dreams. My dreams have developed more. I have traveled to South America and Europe many times in the past ten years, and my dreams have reflected on sites I have traveled to with additional details. Once in Buenos Aires in my dream, I was approached by a couple of thugs who were going to rob me. I put out my hands, and they were hit with the white light that came out of my hands like a force field, and ran away.
The sex dreams, initially, had me waking up before climaxing. Now I wake up afterwards. Every now and again, I have an actor show up in the dream, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, before meeting him at a private gathering. It’s only when I know that I’m in a dream that I can control it. I have had dreams that were so real, when I woke up, I was in another dream thinking that I was awake, then woke up again, for real this time.
I’m not a religious person, but I’ve had spiritual experiences like something was there guiding me in real life – dreamt of my great grandmother on the block beyind my parents street providing me guidance. I still remember the dream.
…and there’s something in graham crackers and milk…whenever I have graham crackers and milk before going to bed, I have many dreams. I’ve tried to write them down, but my writing doesn’t make sense when I look at what I’ve written in the morning.

Comment on Your First Lucid Dream by Sharn

Sharn — Sat, 14 Jul 2012 11:10:33 +0000

Since I was young I have always been able to have very vivid dreams , I have been able to touch smell hear taste and see in color. My dreams have always been so vibrant and vivid that I have been able to always recall them . The dreams always feel so real as if I’m actually watching myself having the dreams but still in control. Most times it feels so real that woken only to feel like I’m on a 24 hr loop of de ja vu. The dreams never scare me as for some reason I always feel as if I have some control over them and feel like at times I can dictate the dream that I want to have.

What concerns me is this is it normal to dream like this all the time????? I never realized that not everyone has lucid dreams until Ii came across the term lucid dreaming and googled it. Maybe this is not the site to ask this question but I am hoping I get some kind of answer

Comment on How to Have a Lucid Dream by alex

alex — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 05:51:36 +0000

thank you this helped me a lot!

Comment on How to Have a Lucid Dream by Kim

Kim — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 02:58:47 +0000

I have been using other sites for lucid dreaming help, but this site easily tops the others. I cannot wait to get started. I need to learn how to lucid dream. I have only had two or three experiences with it, and it is awsome.
My first experience was when I was about four, and I was playing on a playground with my friends. I suddenly realized something, and asked them “am I dreaming?” They of course said no, but I atleast had those couple seconds of lucidity.
The next was a few weeks ago, and I was in a jungle like place. I had been working on lucid dreaming for a few weeks (although not very hard) and I realized I was dreaming. I usually have third-person POV dreams, so I switched to first person POV, and it was awsome. I tried really hard, and I could feel the wet grass under my feet. I started running, and tried growing wings to fly. By this time, I was quickly losing lucidity, but I had always wanted to first person POV fly in a dream. I got off the ground for a few seconds, before my dream started giving me warning signs equivalent to error messages on a computer. I then woke up.
But next time I lucid dream, I am going to be ready for it. I will have FULL lucidity instead of only like half, and I will be able to be in first person POV without effort. I hope this website will help me.

Comment on Your First Lucid Dream by Matthew

Matthew — Fri, 08 Jun 2012 00:45:00 +0000

Hii, I have some questions about lucid dreaming
I recorded yesterdays dream, It was not lucid but I did it for my dream journal tonight will be my first actual attempt. Im using the WTBT method first. Ive been saying all day, “Am I dreaming and pushing walls and trying to fly.
Should I take any other steps?
Is this an effective method?
Any advice?
Can I leave the TV on and still do this, Any advice would be great.
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