Anyone of you have traveled to other planets? like moon? Can you describe a little bit what do you see there? It will be very interesting to know.

In response to Libby- Sunday, 24 April 2011 17:02 Samantha

That happened to . . . → Read More: Astral Travel Comments]]> what do you see in your astral travel?
Wednesday, 04 May 2011 06:32
texas_man

Anyone of you have traveled to other planets? like moon? Can you describe a little bit what do you see there? It will be very interesting to know.

In response to Libby-
Sunday, 24 April 2011 17:02
Samantha

That happened to me too! When I tried to keep my eyes closed the vibrations slowed until they stopped!

Wow…
Sunday, 24 April 2011 17:00
Samantha

I attempted Astral Projection last night for the first time, and boy did I come close. After less than 5 minutes my body was completely asleep (kind of creepy to have your body asleep but your mind awake!!) and was undisturbed by my cats, who were sleeping on the bed with me and kept shaking the bed. I imagined a white piece of paper and soon the vibrations came. First my hands, then my arms, then to the rest of my body. (And that’s after only 7 minutes!) The vibrations were trying to force my eyes open but I fought for it and kept my eyes closed. Soon after, my heart leaped as I felt something weird near my hand. I was separating! So I kept myself calm and I got real close but I couldn’t pull myself out. After 10 minutes of trying to project, the vibrations had stopped and I gave up. I tried a few more times but it didn’t work. It was awesome though, and I’m definitely going to try again tonight! This article really helps!!! Thank you!!

Having Problems
Saturday, 23 April 2011 21:49
Libby

I’m not sure what it is, but every time I do try and astral project, I come really close until the vibrations become really strong. Every time they come, I can feel my eyes being forced open. I don’t even mean to. When I try to keep them shut, it distracts me and I lose everything. Really gets annoying.

Astral Projection Success!
Monday, 22 November 2010 13:12
richard p

I have been reading about astral projection for about a year now. I have tried several techniques and failed many times. But with constant practice and dedication, I was able to achieve “conscious” astral travel and I freaking LOVED IT!! At first I was terrified from the feelings and sounds of the vibratory effects, because I didn’t know if I was being attacked or possessed by some evil entity or what! Lol. But soon I realized this was perfectly NORMAL! And soon I began letting the vibrations take their effect and I found myself floating right out my bedroom window! Please note, I am not successful “every” time I try it, but most of the time I can achieve a conscious OOBE. FLYING IS POSSIBLE! Just not whilst in “physical form”! Have fun! Take care, be safe and most of all, HAPPY TRAVELS!!

KIWIINGRID
Friday, 05 November 2010 03:48
bigwavesdave

This message is for ^^ Kiwiingrid who said he/she had been astral traveling for a long time. I want to hear from you! How do you do it?

forms
Tuesday, 05 October 2010 00:26
ADHD:)

Can you change your form when you do astral travel

Another Question
Saturday, 11 September 2010 23:21
Somebody

There’s one more question I just thought of. So, IS a lucid dream astral projection? Because a lucid dream is when your mind is conscious. And you’re in a dream so you are technically “separated” from your physical body. I’m just confused with the difference from lucid dream and astral projection. I know there is a difference, but what is it? Aren’t they both when your mind is conscious?

I think I get it…
Saturday, 11 September 2010 23:12
Somebody

OKAY. I think I’m starting to understand. So… whenever you dream you do NOT know about your physical body. So technically you are separated from your physical body. When you lucid dream you know you HAVE a physical body but can’t exactly do anything with it. But I have 4 questions.

1) How can you enter the astral plane from a lucid dream (change from subconscious mind to conscious mind)?

2) You said that in a dream it is what your soul, or astral body, sees. But… I’ve had dreams with my friends in it, or with places that I knew (like school) but were altered. How is this what my astral body sees?

3) So… is a nightmare when you see a bad part of the astral plane? Like when I was attacked by aliens… yah. One more thing.

4) So if you go to the highest subdivision of the astral plane will you see Elvis and other dead people there?

I’m excited to go to sleep tonight, now that I know what sleep really is!

If all humans are capable… It makes me want ask “am I even human?”
Thursday, 02 September 2010 11:31
Code

I understand and believe the concept that every HUMAN (Homosapian) is capable of astral projection, yet for six years, I’ve tried every method I could get my hands on… Does the fact that I’ve failed to do this for so long mean something’s wrong with me? My inability frustrating, and I’m starting to feel as though I’m something less than human.

Answer to Jake
Thursday, 26 August 2010 01:25
Some1

Jake, i understand your doubts. But i don’t think you doubt you have a soul, mind, and spirit, separate from, but connected to, your physical body. That’s all the astral body is – the soul. It can travel away from the body (your mind does all the time when you daydream) and does so every night when you sleep. Dreams are just what it sees.
But the astral body travels on a slightly different plane of existence, the astral plane, or dreamworld, faeryland, heaven, hell, otherworld, etc. Actually, it has nothing to do with hell, although it does have certain unfortunate places. Everything you imagine comes from there, and some of those things enter our physical plane through us (think stories, art, music, scientific ideas, religions…)
It is a real existing world, and the astral body is a real existing body – just like the physical world and body. It’s just incorporeal, thats all.
And yes, there are angels (and demons, and fae, and other spirits) in the astral plane.
And dead people too (like Elvis!) It’s where you go when you die. Hoorah.

To answer Somebody’s questions
Thursday, 26 August 2010 01:16
some1

“Freaky body??” It’s just your soul, nothing freaky about it. Unless of course you have no soul. That would be freaky.
Others don’t see you as dead. You’re just asleep. You do this every night when you go to sleep, just unconsciously. You have nothing to worry about. It’s just a controlled form of lucid dreaming, really.
You can do anything in this body you can in a dream – you move around by thinking about it. Since it is your soul, obviously no one can see it. It is essentially like a ghost, only you’re not dead, since it’s still connected by the “astral cord” to your ordinary body.
It is a bit strange to feel yourself leaving your body – you will probably be terrified but relax. That’s just your stupid body thinking somethings wrong, because it’s not usually conscious through this. There is nothing to be afraid of.
And yes, you do enter a different body – your astral body, more commonly known as your SOUL. Or SPIRIT or whatever.
I hope that cleared things up for you…

Scared!!!!!
Monday, 16 August 2010 21:36
Somebody

I want to but I am TERRIFIED! Won’t it be scary to leave your body and see it there, like it’s dead? What does it FEEL like? How do you move around? How do you go BACK to your body? Do other people see you as dead? Do you ACTUALLY enter a different body? Doesn’t it feel weird? What is the POINT? Are you invisible when you are in thisfreaky body? Those aren’t even HALF my questions!!!

Thank you!
Wednesday, 21 April 2010 13:15
Molli

I have really wanted to be able to do this for awhile.. This website is probably one of the most detailed!! I am going to try this as soon as I get home:)) thank you!

No Way
Thursday, 08 April 2010 00:40
Jake

Seriously? You think you can leave your body? I seriously doubt this is anything more than a lucid dream.

astral travel
Friday, 05 March 2010 23:37
Kiwiingrid

I astral travel all the time and have for as long as I can remember. I love it and now I travel the world physically to see all I saw in my astral travels.I also have the ability to travel to other planets. There is no limit to where you can go but I think people born with this naturally within them can and do go further as there is never any fear. It is totally natural to me.

thanks
Sunday, 05 July 2009 04:33
Mr Lucid

i have read many articles about astral project,but this is complicated and intresting

Thanks
Tuesday, 24 March 2009 12:32
Andrew Strachan – Admin

Thanks Jane, glad you liked the article. As you said, it’s all in the ‘relaxed but attentive’ state. The key is to realize that you are between the awake and asleep states. Here is where the magic happens!

Relaxation Exercises
Tuesday, 24 March 2009 12:27
Jane Smith

I can’t wait to try these exercises when I get home. I always have difficulty concentrating when trying to relax. The relaxed but attentive state that you need. This looks just the thing. Thanks!

I would just like to say that what sleep paralysis is, is not when you come out of your physical body. Coming out of your physical body is, in my opinion, only attainable through spiritual practices, and as a Christian, i find that frightening.

Sleep paralysis is . . . → Read More: Binaural Beats Comments]]> To Sogno
Monday, 13 December 2010 12:18
Anon

I would just like to say that what sleep paralysis is, is not when you come out of your physical body. Coming out of your physical body is, in my opinion, only attainable through spiritual practices, and as a Christian, i find that frightening.

Sleep paralysis is a state in which your brain puts you through. Immobilizing your larger muscles, this is to stop you from thrashing around in your sleep (possibly because of a bad nightmare) and possibly hurting yourself. Sleep paralysis can be overcome by trying to wiggle your toes, as the paralysis only affects large muscles in your body. It would be advised to consult a doctor as well.

Also, lucid dreaming is NOT like out of body travel and astro projection. lucid dreaming is when you become aware of the fact that you are dreaming, however you are still in your physical body. The two things you said involves you leaving your physical body. I will not recommend that.

my experiences
Thursday, 26 August 2010 01:34
some1

I haven’t yet use binaural beats, although i would like to. However i have sometimes experienced stuff like sogno was saying – i sometimes wake up from dreams seeing aliens (the little grey ones, i am ultra afraid of them though ive never seen them) and hearing (and feeling!?) a buzzing sound throughout my body. It seems sort of synaesthetic though, the sound and the hot prickly feeling seem like a sound that you can feel or a feeling you can hear. It’s really weird, and scary.

still not so sure…
Tuesday, 10 November 2009 08:12
jamsey

I really do not know if this works or not, didn’t really for me. Try it out though, everyone is different.
Brainwave Entrainment
Sunday, 10 May 2009 10:10
sogno

Hi there,

I would like some advice on Brainwave Entrainment to induce lucid dreaming. First of all, I used to experience sleep paralysis quite often, naturally and without any knowledge of what was happening to me. It used to frighten me so much and eventually they stopped (with a great joy I must confess). Now, after some investigation on my part, it seems that what I was experiencing was what happens when we get out of our physical body, that sensation of being possessed by evil entities, paralysis, strange sounds, voices, etc. Now that I know what it is and now that I manage to overcome my fear of it (mostly), I cannot do it again, which is very frustrating as I am that eager to master it.
Moving to Brain Entrainment technology, I have bought LifeFlow 2 brain entrainment technology, which is a set a CDs, 10 in total, and each CD (starting from 10 to 1) works in the following way: -

LifeFlow 10, 9 and 8 are various levels of Alpha brain waves.” “(Alpha waves) range in frequency from 8 to 12.9 Hz. We enter into a ‘Super learning’ state within the higher end of Alpha and we also produce calming neuro chemicals.”

LifeFlow 7, 6, 5 and 4 are various levels within the Theta brain waves.” “Theta waves have a frequency range of 4 to 7.9 Hz. Theta waves are frequently accompanied by unexpected, dreamlike mental images.

LifeFlow 3, 2 and 1 are various levels within Delta brain waves.” “Delta waves are the slowest brain waves ranging in frequency from 0.1 to 3.9. Usually people are asleep during delta, however there is proof that it is possible to stay alert in this state–an extremely deep trance-like state.

I listen to each CD for 40 minutes per day, for a month before moving to the next level. At the moment I am on CD8.

I find this technology amazing as it helps me tremendously in reducing stress (which is why I bought it).

Sometimes I do see colours, very vivid images or, just the other night, I young lady, dancing away, appeared in front of my eyes (closed). She appeared to be very peaceful. The image was very clear and lasted a bit longer that the the others images. Additionally, she was moving around were the other images I had were still (although very vivid in colour).

I feel a bit apprehensive to try any other technology as I would not want to overload my brain with different technologies.

Any advice is appreciated…I am trying to lucid dream every single night and i have been doing so now for the last 3 months. Also, is lucid dream the same as out of body travel and astro projection?

Thank you and happy dreaming

Sogno

Brilliant
Wednesday, 22 April 2009 09:31
Dreamer Jane

I actually tried the free sample through the link on this page. I listened to it in bed It just blew me away! I’ve bought the lucid dreaming one and it has really helped me. There are lots of others to try as well. I can’t wait to give them a go!

This actually works!
Wednesday, 22 April 2009 09:28
Meditator

I’ve been into meditation for years. In the early days, it took a long time to get my brain into the ‘zone’. After trying brainwave entrainment, I was suprised at how effective it is. I can see how useful something like this would be with Lucid Dreaming. Great article, thanks.

I kinda really want to experience lucid dream sex…

Can’t control them? Monday, 13 June 2011 01:21 Ethel

Occasionally I’ll have a lucid dream but I can never seem to be able to fully control them. Sometimes I can fly or do little things but . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 9]]> May sound weird, but…
Monday, 13 June 2011 02:44
Ryan

I kinda really want to experience lucid dream sex…

Can’t control them?
Monday, 13 June 2011 01:21
Ethel

Occasionally I’ll have a lucid dream but I can never seem to be able to fully control them. Sometimes I can fly or do little things but I can never do anything really big or have magic powers or anything. And most of my normal dreams work out like fiction and I find myself controlling the story(so to speak).

First time Lucid
Thursday, 09 June 2011 07:56
Reece

I must have been really lucky or something because only 30 mins before I went to sleep did I see your website and started asking my self is this real, I done this 3 or 4 times before I went to sleep. This was the first time I found out about Lucid Dreaming too. First Attempt: First Experience Epic! It began with me in my bedroom, nothing special. Then I asked myself whether this was real and I remembered I was trying to Lucid Dream, I found I was suddenly awakened in my dream. The dreamscape became incredibly vibrant and vivid in detail. What was strange was that I got a drop down menu o what I wanted to create in my dream. I thought about moving some of the things in my room, they all moved wildly. Then I changed my dreamscape to greenery with hills and it happened. Then the place went all white almost virtual and the menu popped up again, before long after this I started to lose control saying “Give me Clarity” which worked for about a minute to find myself awake and extremely excited that it worked. 2 more Lucid dreams later although they were less vivid I awoke in the morning. Thank you for your tips I think I will continue this, I can’t wait till tonight!

Worried about lucid dreaming
Wednesday, 18 May 2011 21:16
Sean

I kinda want to try this lucid dreaming thing, but I’m really easily scared and some of the dreams I’ve had before which I can remember were really creepy such as my dad beating me and a man coming into my school with my pets and setting them on fire… I worry about what I might encounter in my lucid dreams if I do manage to achieve one. Some people have been saying things like they’ve ‘awoken’ (in the lucidity of course) to see strange animals and weird things like that. I worry about what kind of warped things my subconscious or my imagination would conjure up… What should I do?

WILD tech
Sunday, 15 May 2011 18:30
Joshua

hey i can’t get the hang of the WILD tech i keep trying but i can’t can some one please help.

2 months and still nothing
Friday, 06 May 2011 21:30
menzoski

I have been trying to have a lucid dream for about 2 months now without success. I have no trouble remembering my dreams, but for some reason no matter how strange the dream is i never actually find it strange until i wake up. does this mean that i may never have the ability to become lucid?

I have a very good chin.
Sunday, 01 May 2011 11:25
killer0xt

My name is Chris Au and I have a very good chin. I feel my chin and jaw line and look at it in the mirror and it looks very good. It makes me soooo SEXY! Feel your jaw line, I bet it doesn’t feel as good as mine. You could even uppercut me under the chin and it will look so sexy that you would want to kiss me. My youtube name is killer0xt. Just type it in the youtube search bar, click on my youtube name, and you will find my channel. Look at my killer0xt’s channel update 3 I GOT THIS! to see how good my chin really looks!!

Correction
Tuesday, 26 April 2011 19:28
Vadim

Wow I can hear myself dreaming through a dream, I woke up. Should be “Wow I can hear myself BREATHING through a dream, I woke up.

First Good Lucid Dream
Tuesday, 26 April 2011 19:19
Vadim

This morning i finally had my first full lucid dream. I was with two of my best friends and I asked one of them if he could fly and he did. I got jelous and I tried to fly, but nothing worked, then i was upset and a second later I was by a restaurant, started jumping, and went flying, after flying around the restaurant for 2-3 circles, I realized I was dreaming. Wow I can hear myself dreaming through a dream, I woke up. 10 seconds later Im asleep again, new dream, and right away I asked myself if i was dreaming and something told me yes, I looked at my hands( in the dreams they are blury) this time they were looked very detailed except my left hand had some silverish to it. I said – “show me something cool” A second later I was standing on a shore of an ocean. It looked amaizingly crazy, instead of sky it was like a different colored mountains and water looked perfect and because of the sun, you can see the sun bleaches on the water, really cool. I flew over to the middle and dived in the water all the way to the bottom (about a mile deep) with a crazy speed. then I swam back and stood on the deck. My friend Valery and a famous actor. Started talking to them about how lucid dreams wear your brain out, making the point that you might have a little headache when you wake up. They told me it was true. Then actor said he had to go and dissapeared (he was in the air for some reason) then i wasnt doing anything for like 5 seconds and everything went black. I woke up. Amazing, tried falling back asleep but couldn’t. Hope tonight I’ll have another one

Fight
Thursday, 17 March 2011 23:46
Sean

Who likes to fight in their dreams? I know I do! But the problem is is that sometimes, my attacks or punches dont have much of an effect. Like when im fighting my friend for fun (Since this is a dream, my friend doesnt really get hurt), my punches, uppercuts, and kicks dont effect him much. This one time, i punched my friend in the jaw to stun him, i tackled him down and punched him continuiously. He gets up and shakes it off as if it were nothing. Can someone tell me what im doing wrong and how to fix this? Please respond back!

Hail to the king baby
Monday, 28 February 2011 12:48
VFL

The first time I became lucid I thought hell yeah! Free from the laws of physics and the sadomoralism of the real world I gave myself a muscular body, increased the size of my penis and put on a superhero suite. I then leaped into the air, arms stretched out like Superman. When I landed I summoned my favorite porn stars and started banging away. While banging this one chick I remember looking at myself in a mirror. Damn I looked good. I remember smiling and giving myself a thumbs up… then I woke up. Mom was calling me for dinner.

Is it a lucid dream?
Friday, 25 February 2011 00:15
Annie

When I was little I remember having a terrifying nightmare where monsters were attacking me. I screamed and closed my eyes hoping they would go away.
They did. Was that a lucid dream? I have not had one since.

WWE Fighting Dreams!!!!!!!!
Sunday, 20 February 2011 13:23
Sean

also i sometimes have fighting dreams where i try to use WWE wrestling (those of you that know what this is)moves. i really like them cuz i get to imitate their moves. i have done Spears(Edge), RKOs(Randy Orton), etc. the problem is that RKOs dont really hurt the person much. i can spear like a pro. i also realize that in dreams, the people are really light and easy to pick up, so i even do the Attitude Adjustment(John Cena). i have these dreams at least once a week or once every 2 weeks, so i try to take advantage of them and do as much as i can. If you know WWE, I would try to do these moves in a dream and fight a dream character with them. They’re very effective!

how dou have a full LD?
Sunday, 20 February 2011 13:03
sean

i sometimes just tell myself randomly that im dreaming while in a dream but i never could have a full lucid dream. once i say this, i just continue on what i was doing in the dream still not fully aware. i think these were semi- lucid dreams, but can u give me some tips on what to do when this happens? please answer back

flying dream
Sunday, 20 February 2011 12:51
sean

i once had a dream where i tried to fly. it was awesome! i could feel the air whipping across my face and i could see the ground. i just love flying dreams!

Brainwaves
Tuesday, 08 February 2011 08:02
Insomnia Sucks

Ok. So, for sleeping, I use music that helps put my brain into almost instant REM mode. I;m an insomniac, and this is the only thing that helps. Because I use this, will I not be able to lucid dream as well?

awesome idea
Monday, 07 February 2011 23:01
lester

i have not had a lucid dream yet but in the past i have had dreams were im just whatching a whole movie so when and if i become a good lucid dreamer i am going to try to re enact the whole movie of star wars with me as luke….would that not be amazing

my first dream
Sunday, 06 February 2011 22:10
roger

yesterday i looked up how to lucid dream and i started pinching my self periodicly as a reality check. then that night i fell asleep and in my dream i pinched myself and felt no pain i then realized i was in a lucid dream but i didnt have much power over what i was doing because i was so excited and i had to many ideas.

Falling asleep while still awake
Saturday, 05 February 2011 21:23
Big Papa

The best technique to use, if you can master it, is falling asleep with your mind awake. That way you can have a lucid dream whenever you want. I’ve been able to do it for almost a month now and I practice every night I get the chance.

First Lucid Dream
Saturday, 29 January 2011 13:45
Bento

About talking to my unconscious, I’ve heard a good way is going to a library. I was in a crazy dream, and I simply noticed: Hey, it’s a dream! As I was expecting that for more than a week, I teleported myself to the library. Then, everything god shaky and quick! Nice I could get a book. Strange: when I planned the library, I imagined normal books, but in my dream, every page had a different color. One of the pages (the only one I could read) was yellow with the unexistant circled big word BROM. Then I started to dream normally, telling everyone about my lucid dream in my dream.

wish me luck!
Saturday, 15 January 2011 21:58
newly lucid

tonight i’m going to try to have an actual full lucid dream. it will be so much fun! wish me luck!

reply…
Saturday, 15 January 2011 21:52
newly lucid

hi lauren. look at the section on reality checks and do them even if you are sure you are awake. If you keep thinking that everything seems normal just do reality checks every hour instead (although I often notice without to reality checks at all lol)

All is Reality
Saturday, 15 January 2011 21:39
Lauren

For a week I have been trying to lucid dream. I do reality checks all the time and keep a dream journal, but I have a huge problem. In dreams when I do reality checks, no matter what is happening I will accept as reality. For example: I was an inventor in a robot suit fighting off aliens. I looked around and said, am i dreaming, looked around again, and concluded that it was real life. How can I fix this?

Fun stuff
Saturday, 08 January 2011 18:02
Mike

It took me 1 week to get my first lucid dream. It is so much fun and i cant wait to do it again!

LUCIDITY
Tuesday, 04 January 2011 13:14
ADHD

Hey, if it is taking a while to have a lucid ream, dont worry! Most people take 2 weeks………. i took 5 months!! it just matters who you are.

First Lucid Dream
Monday, 03 January 2011 11:34
Anonymous

I think I had my first Lucid Dream last night! My character was in a room with a couple of other people and she looked at her watch, the time was changing really quickly, and she shouted, I’m in a dream!!! She instantly went to the nearest thing she could touch and move and played with these magnets. It only lasted for a few seconds but I loved it, I can’t wait to do more extreme things.

First time actually focussing the lucid dream
Saturday, 01 January 2011 03:07
Victor

So today 12/31/10 around 4pm i got sleepy so i laid on my couch and closed my eyes and kept repeating im dreaming… eventually i feel asleep and after about 2 minutes i notice im dreaming because i looked at the clock and it kept changing… so i went outside and just to test my imagination i imagined a gold dragon come out the water and it DID! it was huge and so i got a little to excited amd woke up bt hey at least i lucid dreamed for about 2 hours because i woke up at 6pm

Lucid dream
Friday, 31 December 2010 03:09
Anthony

I had a crazy lucid dream about a week ago.
I started in a forest just roaming around kinda aimlessly. It was not until i seen a giant lion(much bigger than a normal lion) and that’[s when i relized i was dreaming. Then the lion started comming after me and out of hesitation i somehow managed without directly thinking about it forming a beam in my left hand that bleasted like a kamahamaha from dbz and it obliterated the lion. Then from there i started thinking what else i could do. I never got around to flying because i was to busy being ammused by lifting all the trees within my site into i giant tornado like vortex and spun them around for awhile then fused them together into a giant tree witch i ran up the side of to the top then made a branch extend what seemed like thousands of miles but ran at insane speed(i would geuss i was running a few thousand miles per hour). At the end there was a giant ocean witch i jumped into and a dolphin let me get on his back and started heading to see. Then things started to get blurry and i noticed i was drifting back to reality. I went from staring at the back of this amazing dolphin to my mom bitching at me for kicking the wall for and waking her lol.

Feeling – Lucid also?
Monday, 27 December 2010 12:46
Gilbert

Its weird. I spent almost 3 months trying to experience lucid dreams, and i always wanted to fly. Finally, i had my first lucid experience, i realize i can control myself so i kinda run toward a bridge to fly, just as i was going to jump, the bridge disappeared and i fell to a sea and im drowning. I felt i can’t breath so i woke up catching my breath. The strange thing is when i woke up i am still cathching my breath. Last night i dream somebody died, i got full access to ——— my feelings…. suddenly i was so depressed and sad…
when i woke up, im feeling the same thing, the whole day! now i don’t want it anymore… its so depressing… what can u suggest so i can stope feeling this?

not sure!
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 20:55
Will

i think i had my first lucid dream when i was younger. i found myself in my bedroom, i was wearing a scary mask and thought ‘im dreaming, cos i dont have any masks!’ (my technique: in my dreams i tend to use things i dont have) i took it off and was wearing another one and another underneath but it was as it i was wearing one. i could control my arms but nothing else. was this a lucid dream?

my god!
Sunday, 19 December 2010 20:03

excited
Although i have been practicing lucid dreaming but never experienced one myself, i heard that is so real! If i was in a lucid dream i would probably…
-Definitly fly
-Bomb a City
-Get into a gun fight
-Create an alternate world
Lucid dreaming is AWESOME!

dream
Friday, 17 December 2010 22:53
cobb

I go through phases where I can remember dreams. Recently, I had a dream where my dad caught me smoking weed and I got really scared and upset. I wish I could have realized I was dreaming cause that was one hell of a nightmare. I don’t wanna experience that again(getting caugt in real life and dreaming about it)

Flying..
Friday, 10 December 2010 01:21
Sam

Whenever I tried to fly, I’d just ‘run in place’ thinking about flying, and it was like going up really steep stairs

first lucid.
Wednesday, 08 December 2010 02:43
MitchNeil

… And it only lasted about 15 seconds. I freaked out. I didn’t know lucid dreaming would be so… Clear.

I found that if I leave music playing, it helps remind me I’m dreaming mid-dream. Once I realized I was dreaming, I put my hands in front of my face, and noticed that things didn’t automatically blur behind or in front of them. It was all one single picture, all focused at once. I then realized that I had complete control over everything, but in a different way – By my imagination.
I awoke out of nervousness. Damn.

im not sure if its lucid dreaming..
Thursday, 11 November 2010 17:19
Jackie

I often have dreams where i understand that its a dream but i can’t control it (or maybe I just dont bother) for example a few days ago i had a dream where i was arguing with some woman and she was winning and i thought: why do i bother? this is just a dream anyway. and i just continue arguing with her…

i can lucid dream but…
Sunday, 07 November 2010 16:03
Sinead

i know i can lucid dream, i get SP often and always try to lucid dream. When it starts i get fuzzy and a loud buzzing noise in my ear. im aware then that im awake while my body is sleeping. but at that point i try to get in2 a lucid state.its weird i feel my feet start comming out of the bed not being dragged just weird.i get scared then and stop it. i would like to know how to get into the lucid state properly???

I have had a few lucid dreams!
Saturday, 06 November 2010 17:09
Sarah-Jane

I have had a few lucid dreams but when i tried to fly i got scared (i have always been scared of hights)because it seemed so real, then started to fall head first! then i started to shapeshift

This is a list of what i would like to do in other lucid dreams:

-FLY (without getting scared)
-meet justin bieber!
-run at super speed
-shapeshift (again)
-explore an island
-become best friends with a celeb!

just wondering
Wednesday, 13 October 2010 12:09
Sammi

I usually know I’m dreaming but I can never change anything, is this lucid dreaming or something else? As they’re usually nightmares I mostly just wish I could make myself wake up. Any ideas?

What i will do
Friday, 01 October 2010 23:07
ADHD:)

i have not gone lucid yet, but i will tell you(to get it out of my system) what i will do.

1st: fly!
2: make myself fat.
3: make my self a girl(after making my self not fat)
4: While bieng a girl, i will____ not going to say
5: become a guy and…. erm(i hate saying this, because i am not a perv, but a kid bbet me 10 dollars to tell him what it feels like) do it

havent decided the rest

Re-Learn
Friday, 01 October 2010 18:30
Jake

I used to have Lucid dreams quite frequently when i was younger about 11-14. resently (im 16 know) i learned it was known as lucid dreaming. The reason i learned about it was because of a very vivid dream i had 2 nights ago. after this dream i became almost obsessed with dreams. learning from them, studyign them, the metaphorical side you can take from dreams. after learngin more about lucid dreaming im very excited to master it and see what i can learn.

Once Before…
Friday, 17 September 2010 02:18
Melinda

I had one before and it was awesome(: I’m 13. I have been doing reality checks and stuff because I want to have another one. I think maybe I’ll go on a dream date with Justin Bieber or something like that (:♥

ARGH!
Sunday, 12 September 2010 14:54
Me!!

Ya know how I posted a lot because I was so excited about lucid dreaming? Well, not anymore. I just CAN’T. Okay, I know I can, but it said that after your first one it will be easier. At one point I had 4 in a week or two… now, I still have the dream journal and do reality checks, and I NEVER have lucid dreams! Any other techniques people used?

Trying.
Monday, 06 September 2010 02:29
Moody

I’ve became very interested, but I cant grasp it. I’m looking for someone to share how they knew they were on the right track. alyssamoody7@yahoo.com

Confused
Sunday, 29 August 2010 19:43
Nicole

I am a lucid dreamer. I didn’t know that my awareness of dreaming is not normal, but now that I know this it is confussing me. I have been reading alot about lucid dreamers but I have not found anyone who has the ability to do what I do in dreams.

As I dream I can change anything and everything like I want it. If I am dreaming that I am at a place I don’t want to be I can change the place into somewhere I want to be. Can anyone reading this do that? I can change the colour of things and I can also change the people in my dreams. If I dream of someone I can deside that this dream will be better if it wasn’t her, so I change this person into someone I want it to be. Lastnight I had a dream about a woman I don’t know, she reminded me of my friend so I changed the woman into my friend.Can all lucd dreamers do that?

Like I said, I didn’t know it was anything special until someone told me that my dreams are not normal. I have been dreaming that way as far back as I can remember.
Sometimes I am not sure I even like being a lucid dreamer. I don’t like getting hurt in my dreams and then waking up and haveing the same pain I had in my dream. Is that even lucidity?

I try to not always change my dreams, sometomes I just like going with it, but I alwys feel like I should change it, because there is so many people who work hard to have lucid drems. I was born a lucid dreamer.
I am keeping a dream journal now, It helps alot. I am still confused by the fact that I can’t find anyone who changes their dreams like I do.

If someone is reading this that has the same control over their dreams as I have, please let me know.

lucid dreaming
Sunday, 29 August 2010 16:26
some1new

lucid dreaming is something i do everyday. since i was able to speak and understand. i’ve actually had 2 and 3 dreams in one. and remember my dream slightly with the key parts. last night I had a dream. There is always a key point to these dreams . A message. well heres my message I gotten and it was presented by my father who passed away.

Answer to Me!!
Wednesday, 25 August 2010 02:00
some1

Person called Me!!, you asked if the green circles stuff means you’re doing well. I get them every time I meditate deeply. Nearly every time i meditate. They are just a sign of a trance. When you see them, start imagining part of a dream in detail – you might start lucid dreaming…

I had to say this!
Thursday, 19 August 2010 15:22
ME!!

I had something I just HAD to say, so here it goes: I think that I actually had a shared lucid dream. I was walking with a friend to this room, and I thought, “Okay, I’m lucid.” I do not know WHEN I became lucid or HOW the friend even GOT THERE, but I might have become lucid at the very beginning so I didn’t feel that rush of excitement like usual. If I WAS lucid then this would be my first full lucid dream! But I was with a friend in this room, and I was trying to convince them they were dreaming. (I must have been lucid or else how would I KNOW we were dreaming?) Finally, I asked him/her, “How did you get here?” My friend didn’t know, and thus became lucid! I KNOW my friend wasn’t a dream character because how could I have to convince a DREAM CHARACTER that he/she was dreaming? That’s impossible! Because dream characters AREN’T dreaming, they’re components of your dream! My friend and I promised to call each other and talk about the dream. The only problem is, when I woke up i couldn’t remember which friend it was! After that I either lucidly went to an amusement park, but I think I did it unconsciously. I need to find out who was in my dream!

Correction…
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 14:05
ME!!

(I mean, I performed a reality check in my dream, and I meant that I WASN’T excited at all.)

SO SO SO CLOSE!!
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 14:04
ME!!

I kinda feel bad for all the posts. Am I taking up too much comment space? I just really like to share things and ask questions about lucid dreaming! Well last night I performed my first REALITY CHECK! I pinched my nose and breathed through it! I knew I was dreaming, but… I was excited AT ALL even though I stayed calm, I felt like I was trapped and couldn’t do anything, and everything was either ultra blurry or pitch black. I tried to open my “dream” eyes but I opened my real eyes instead! I’m so close! But do you know why that happened?

Huh?
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 00:05
ME!!

Wow, I sure do have a lot to say about lucid dreaming! Anyway, I keep having this dream… but it’s not much of a nightmare, and it only repeats about once a month. I am on this cliff-like thing that slopes kind of steeply, similar to something in my backyard, but this one is longer. the only other things you can see are some trees and spiny brush on the hill. I’m on this really slippery rock- or something similar- and I think I find a foothold but then I fly into the air and am about to thud on the ground when I am in a campsite. Some people in a section near me were having a fire, but it was really big. From then the dream changes. Anyone know what it means? At the end I was also in a roller coaster, but there was no cover for it and things that were small and insignificant that were important to me flew out, and I jumped out of the roller coaster to get them. Does this mean I’m losing memories of the little things, or something similar? If you know, please answer!

I think I’m Close!
Tuesday, 17 August 2010 20:57
ME!!

Hola, AGAIN! I think i am close to lucid dreaming! I can remember dreams better now- even though last night was the first night I wrote in my dream journal. I got two dreams, one long one (3 pages!), one short one (one page) because I asked my dad to wake me up 6 hours after I fell asleep. Well like I said before, 4 nights ago now I had a lucid dream but woke up right as it started from excitement. My first dream last night was a dream about being a man who was learning to lucid dream. i might have been on a really low level of lucidity, because I knew I was dreaming but I didn’t really KNOW know yet. I just didn’t think much of the thought I’m dreaming. for my second dream, at the end I was looking at a roller coaster and I realized there were some serious problems with it. Right after that I woke up. I think it’s because I became lucid, and got excited, and woke up! Am I close to having my first real official lucid dream?

Answering Roocky…
Tuesday, 17 August 2010 20:41
ME!!

In Lucid dreams you don’t really feel pain. If you were feeling pain you would stop it.When you become lucid you feel wonderful, and begin to look around and notice a perfect dreamscape. If this is what you did, you were probably Lucid!

I am a born lucid dreamer?
Tuesday, 17 August 2010 07:37
Roocky

I remember a few years ago I had a few very clear dreams in which I could feel pain, the feeling of falling etc., This was before I had even heard of lucid dreaming. wAS I lucid dreaming?

OMG!
Monday, 16 August 2010 17:10
Me!!

Me again!!! Well I just attempted WILD from one of the other website links, even though I haven’t really had lucid experiences yet. At first I thought it wasn’t working. But then I felt kind of like I was rolling, or swaying. Green circles surrounded me and were enveloping me. I tried to run into one of them, and I did, but suddenly my eyes moved rapidly under my eyelids. It wouldn’t stop, and the green circle sensation got stronger until I opened my eyes. I felt dizzy and lightheaded when I got up. Was I close?

I remember now!
Monday, 16 August 2010 14:50
ME!!

I remember the third thing I was gonna say. This is a question that I really hope someone will answer: (1) Is it true that when you’re a teen, lucid dreaming gets a lot harder? I don’t want to be 20 and not be able to lucid dream! I have another question now: (2) Last night I woke up (without an alarm) 4 1/2 hours after falling asleep. This was PERFECT (although I didn’t remember my dream.) I stayed awake a bit- but the problem? I couldn’t fall back asleep! Finally I did but I don’t remember my dream at all, even though I didn’t move after getting up. Why?

Me again!
Monday, 16 August 2010 01:53
ME!!

I know why I had a lucid dream 2 nights ago! I woke up during a period of REM, and even though I didn’t stay up I had a lucid dream! Awesome!

THREE more things!
Monday, 16 August 2010 00:43
ME!!

1. Almost every night I am falling asleep when suddenly I am on a roller coaster. After a few seconds I’m flying off it and I wake up, nearly jumping out of my bed. What is this called again? 2. I think I have had lucid daydreams in the middle of the day. I forget what specific things I was gonna say, but I start daydreaming and I do what I want to do. Like, one time I had a nightmare that I was pursued by bears because they thought my Teddy bear was their cub and then I daydreamed and ended it by showing them it wasn’t their cub. There was another thing I was gonna say but I forget.

Answering Jack…
Sunday, 15 August 2010 23:00
Me!!

Don’t worry, you won’t see someone dead there! YOU choose what YOU want to do! That means that someone that has passed away will not randomly pop up there unless you want them too. If they DO pop up randomly, make them go away! Your first lucid dream will be scary, but in an awesome and exhilarating way. You’ll love it!

Another Thing…
Sunday, 15 August 2010 22:57
Me!!

I just wanted to share my first lucid dream experience. I was on vacation at a relative’s house and my mom got up to let the dog outside. I woke up then, but quickly fell asleep again and was dreaming. I was in a large field with a bus up ahead, and I knew my dad was in that bus, so I started running towards it. Suddenly I stopped and thought, “My dad could be evil, because this is a dream. Wait- I’m dreaming? I’M LUCID DREAMING?!” the experience was so frightening- but in an exhilarating way- that I woke up, but it was AWESOME!!!

Tests
Sunday, 15 August 2010 22:51
Me!!

I LOVE this guide! Two nights ago I did lucid dream- for the first time!! I got so excited, and instantly I wanted to turn into a cat, but before I could I woke up. Grr… oh well. I will now try to use lucid dreaming for something I have had a problem with for a LONG time: stress. I get so stressed of tests that I cry. So I can study for tests in my dream. I can TAKE the test in my dream, like, a practice test and ta-da! No more stress! I will also practice gymnastics! But I have 2 questions. (1) For my first lucid dream, I didn’t even think it would happen. I mean, I never keep a dream journal, I rarely try to recall dreams, and I never do reality checks but *poof* I’m in a lucid dream! Is this rare? It seems like it is. (2) Would it be considered cheating if I went and saw an actual test and looked over it? I get so stressed that it would help… okay I guess it would be cheating. Oh well! Maybe if my first lucid dream didn’t need any preparation, I’ll have a second one tonight!

…Also…
Thursday, 29 July 2010 16:21
Hanna

…also, I told my mind that I wanted more clarity and I was able to hold onto the fun for a lot longer. Just wanted to mention how effective this was in a matter of seconds. : )

Revival
Thursday, 29 July 2010 16:10
Hanna

I’m 16 and have known of and experianced lucid dreaming for as long as I remember. Years ago I got into the routines of reality checks and dream joiurnals, but then I stopped and forgot how much fun it was. I’ve still kept a dream journal for the past year and Seeing ‘Inception’ sparked my interest, so I found this site yesterday morning, did the reality checks, and lo and behold, I was woken up two hours two early, and going back to sleep I had my first lucid dream in a long time. It was a wedding reception, I could controll the lights, open/close doors at will, fly, and make celebs appear. Though I couldn’t make anyone disappear and I let myself get swept up in the changing story again. Still, it was so much fun! So much freedom!

yay!
Wednesday, 28 July 2010 10:27
Cody

ive been trying to lucid dream for a while and ive got a good feeling tonight is the night. wish me luck and i cant wait to have my first lucid dreaming experience!

Inception Movie Question
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 23:29
tara

So, seeing the movie Inception, if you realized you were lucid dreaming, and decided to go to sleep, would you be going deeper? like, eventually reaching Limbo?

Can’t Wait
Monday, 26 July 2010 09:24
john

i can’t wait to lucid dream…i remember of only one such occassion which was the last time i would officially wet my bed which was arnd the age of 9 (it’s funny cuz i’d already stopped wetting the be at an even younger age and hadn’t done up till then)…at the time i didn’t know i’d just experienced a lucid dream and didnt think much of it since then but after having seen Leo’s movie inception, i can’t wait!!

Become good at lucid dreaming
Monday, 19 July 2010 01:34
Ray

Hello, I have been a lucid dreamer all my life. I only found out what it was called a couple of years ago. If you want to become good at it follow the methods talked about. I did, and over a two month period I was lucid dreaming almost every night; I would plan vacations and places to see during work so that when I went to bed I could go to those places. What a great feeling to be in a dream and do whatever you want and know its just a dream. Happy dreaming.

help please?!?!
Saturday, 26 June 2010 16:10
Hannah

Im almost 14 years old and have been trying to have a lucid dream for some time now and seem to have notice that all the reality checks that I have been doing just doesnt help!
last night I tryed to look at somthing just as im about to fall asleep and told myself when I see this next i will be dreaming so I know what to look out for.I plan on doing this aswell as the reality checks, will it help?

TRY IT
Tuesday, 15 June 2010 23:08
LucidOne

I think i will study for final exams in my dreams instead of staying up late

Lucid Dreaming
Saturday, 12 June 2010 03:53
Jack

I can not wait to lucid dream, but I have one question. Will it be kinda scary and freaky in your first lucid dream? It sounds kinda scary to turn around and see someone from your family who has died. :/

Thanks for this!
Wednesday, 07 April 2010 13:40
Braeden wants to lucid dream!!!

I tried a different site and it didn’t work so I’ll try this one!

Last night I had a dream that I was Lucid Dreaming.
It sucked because it was so blurry and I got in trouble at my school! >:(

If I record myself saying, “I will have have a Lucid Dream, I will know because I will see my deceased grandad flying!” ( as the sign ) will that influence my brain to make me have a Lucid dream?

I have been doing reality checks for the past 2 days ( its when I found out ) and I’m in a major habbit.. Im even questioning if I’m really typing this message..

What I would do in a lucid dream:
Tuesday, 06 April 2010 23:52
Jake

1.Fly while riding a bycicle, it sounds cool and odd at the same time.
2.Destroy my school with a mech. Google em.
3.Practice talking to girls.
4.Meet Leonard Nemoy, Harrison Ford, and J.R.R Tolkien.

Can’t Wait to Try
Saturday, 13 February 2010 00:05
Ali

I’m doing reality checks and such. I really can’t wait to see how my first lucid dream goes!!

had a lucid dream last night
Friday, 11 December 2009 15:23
Adam

IT was fun, and I did many things such as

-Floated
-had super-human agility
-drove exotic cars
-breathed under-water
-hung out with my family O_O

It was fun but I hadn’t seen it coming so I just did what popped into my mind XD

on Talking with Deceased Loved-Ones…
Saturday, 28 November 2009 00:23
Me

Hello, when people ask if one can talk with the deceased in a Lucid Dream, and if that is real or imaginary, and if furthermore it is moral… we can answer:

“I/Many talk to deceased loved-ones in there NORMAL dreams, and sometimes they appear as though they are still alive, and other times they appear as ‘coming from the other-side’, but nevertheless, if it is possible/valid in normal dreams, then why not equally so in Lucid Dreams?”

I wanna do it!
Friday, 13 November 2009 20:31
Maria

Hello! Lucid dreaming seems so much fun, and I really want to do it. Here are things I want to do in my lucid dreams:

-FLY!
-Meet famous people
-GO on dates with cute guys
-see my pet cat who died
-Go to the beach in Australia
-FLY IN A PRIVATE JET!!!

and other stuff too!

JUst thinking about it gets me all excited. Teehee!

grammar
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 23:36
sarah

on meetup with a loved one who has passed away it should be it’s (copy and paste right here)-> I have talked to many people who have asked me if it possible to talk to a loved one who has passed away. I have actually done this myself on many occasions.

lol not lucid but…
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 23:33
sarah

the dream of flying is common: one time i dreamed that frogs were below me and i was flying and kinda scared and also a couple times i dreamed that i could float just a tiny bit while in a ball hampster like shape and also that from off my porch i could float about 3 to 6 feet like in a pool on my back. not lucid though:(

Help
Friday, 03 July 2009 17:16
Janni

I am 13 years old.I have been having trouble doing it. I want to do these things but I ried last night and it didnt work. I’m about to take a nap and I’m quite tired so I’ll try it.

Weird Lucids…
Tuesday, 30 June 2009 19:24
Lucy

Just now I remembered one of my older Lucid dreams, and I was drowning, Then I relized that it was just a lucid so I became peaceful and sank to the bottom of the pond, it was such a nice feeling.

anything!
Tuesday, 21 April 2009 00:49
richie

ok, im 12 years old almost 13, and for about a year i have been able to lucid dream! i love it and its better than real life because you can do anything! for example, in my dream i was getting kid napped, and i fought back, then i was let go. after that i thought it would end, but it didn’t. i became fimiliar over the next 3 nights what i could do. flying, walking on walls, going on dates with the girl of my dreams. etc, etc, etc.you can do anything you want, all you have to do is think it

I can put myself in a dream easily by just falling asleep on my back. I usually fall asleep on my front and found it’s easy to dream when your uncomfortable. I’ve had 3 lucid dreams . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 8]]> I can easily put myself in a dream, but not a lucid one.
Wednesday, 22 June 2011 06:55
Rikki

I can put myself in a dream easily by just falling asleep on my back. I usually fall asleep on my front and found it’s easy to dream when your uncomfortable. I’ve had 3 lucid dreams and they’re brilliant. I wish I could do it every sleep but I never realize I’m dreaming. And when I do I get so excited a wake up about 30 seconds later. I think its just that feeling of being free to do anything with no consequences. Not gonna lie, the first thing I did was strip down butt naked and run through my local shopping center like a lunatic. It was brilliant!

its so cool
Saturday, 18 June 2011 11:22
wejrnf

it took me a while to finnaly do it. i am 12 and my first dream was fantastic. but like the other kid said if you get excited then you wake up. very fun to do. hope i have another one!

question
Thursday, 19 May 2011 19:22
anonymous

Should somebody care to answer it, I have a question. Since you have multiple REM stages, wouldn’t that mean your lucid dream state goes away? Or does it continue? Thanks in advance!

To those struggling to lucid dream
Friday, 04 March 2011 23:43
Tina

I had my first lucid dream by accident. I wondered what had triggered it since I had never had one before, and began to research what sort of things help facilitate lucid dreaming. Come to find out, Melatonin and Vitamin B help with dreaming. The night before my dream, I had eaten a late dinner that had a lot of cucumbers in it. Cucumber has vitamin b, and I’m pretty certain this is what sent me into this state. It might not work for everyone, but getting a reasonable dosage of Vitamin B before you go to sleep might help.

Please help!!!!! im freaking out here!!!!!
Tuesday, 22 February 2011 19:50
Mats

Please help! I have been trying to lucid dream so hard FOR A YEAR!!! yeah, and it dosen’t work!! i’ve been doing reality checks all the time, i HAVE written down all my dreams, i go to bed at the same time every day! and puhh.. IT’S SOO FUSTRATING!! last night i had a dream about being lucid. i wasen’t really lucid, i just dreamt about it. WICH MAKES ME GO INSANE! please help!! respond any advice to mats1107@live.se

My Lucid Dream faded, but not as described
Thursday, 10 February 2011 02:39
Ben

The two lucid dreams I’ve had have faded but not as described. My first one, I was taking in everything slowly looking over the whole area, but it faded when sunlight got into my eyes in real life(my curtain was down in real life).

My other one, I was focused, but I woke up within the dream and I now believe I had a false awakening, because within my false awakening I did a reality check(looked at my hands and said “Am I dreaming?”) and nothing was amiss.

More Info
Wednesday, 26 January 2011 03:00
Insomnimaniac

I think this guide is great but it needs just a bit more info on how to lucid dream and what to do when you lucid dream. I also think this guide should cover how to prevent your lucid dream from becoming a nightmare.

Not great
Tuesday, 18 January 2011 19:31
Alex Doyle

Well i had used the MILD techinique, and i was in a bathhroom and i was like, hey im dreaming. But i didnt see clarity or anything. it all stayed the same, and i flew around but then i lost lucidity and kept dreaming a normal dream where i could think hard to make things appear and fly. :”’(

5 year dream!!!
Saturday, 25 December 2010 22:53
KPKraken

Last night I had only my second lucid dream where I was living on a spaceship. Not unusual for a Lucid Dream hey?? But it lasted for 5 years! I’m not joking, I even went to sleep in this life and woke up. WHen I woke I was so worried that I’d be late for school but then I realised that only about 4 hours had passed!!! Awesome!!!

Sorry!
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 09:25
AwesomeAndrew

Sorry! I am really stupid: I read the article too fast and skipped the “I BECOME LUCID, BUT WAKE UP!” part. Please forgive me!

Help please?
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 09:21
AwesomeAndrew

Whenever I remember to do a reality check in my dream, the excitement and shock of finding out that I’m in a dream always wakes me up. By the time I remember to keep cool and relaxed, everything goes black and I gradually wake up. Is there any way I can stop this from happening? Help will be appreciated

well..
Monday, 06 December 2010 21:15
kamuixmod

lol that with the fading happened to me once and i did that with the spinning but so i woke faster up….

How do people do what the “I BECOME LUCID, BUT WAKE UP!” section is talking about
Tuesday, 16 November 2010 02:05
Daniel

My very first lucid dream had lasted for nearly a year in my dream world

Almost Lucid Dreaming
Tuesday, 16 November 2010 01:59
Daniel

i remember clearly, my first lucid dream. i had just gained control of my dreams completely, and it felt great, at first. in my dreams i can dream days, in only a few seconds of real time. So in my dream i had had control for only a few days, when all of the sudden, i everything vanished,i was now laying down on a stone table in the middle of some ancient ruins, and i couldn’t move an inch. I had temporarily lost my control over my dreams,all i could do was lay there in fear, until moments later a wolf walked forward into my direction. At first i was afraid for my life, thinking the wolf would attack. Only then, the wolf approached me, and explained quite much to me. Where we were, Who he was, what was happening. And then i was freed instantly after he finished. and ever since then a wolf has followed me in my dreams.

fascinating
Wednesday, 03 November 2010 21:42
devie

I have always been fascinated by dreams and ive heard how people can control your dreams but i never knew how to do it.Ive had a couple lucid dreams on saturday mornings, where i just want to relax and fall back asleep.When i fall asleep i start having dreams without me even knowing it, just because of what was on my mind before falling asleep.I have control of ym dreams but i never knew all the possibilitie of what i could do.I think I used the WILD technique or something.Anyway i just found a video on how to lucid dream on youtube and i instantly wanted to learn more about it so ive been researching it.I think this site is really helpful and I hope I can be as succesful with lucid dreaming as the author of this site.

excited
Saturday, 30 October 2010 15:35
neyoxx

i have reecently found out about lucid dreaming and very keen to have one, ive always had dreams but can only rememeber bits n peices and find them hard to explain, and i can never control myself, its like im watching a movie through my eyes but no control of whats happening, but i do remember one dream were i could kind of controll myslef, i remember having powers and i was trying to shoot lighting out of my hands or something, but i could do it powerful enough like i couldnt controll my powers, but now i think of it i was kind of in controll but not fully, i really want to have a lucid dream to feel what its like to do what ever my imagintaion wants to do

Gas in the car, please
Thursday, 14 October 2010 06:21
lambo

I had a dream a few weeks ago where I was at a large house that was holding a lot of classes on spiritual matters. This subject always turns a little funny in my dreams, making me feel quite strange, and in the past has caused a bit of sleep paralysis.

So, back to the dream, I wanted to get away from this house. It was night and I was feeling a bit creeped out. I went to my car, but found that I had left it running so the gas tank was empty. Out of no-where, I thought, well this is just a dream, so I’ll just look away and when I look back, I want it to be full. So, it worked, and I drove away, but that was it! Weird, I thought. Why wasn’t it a big ‘a-hah!’ moment? maybe because I wasn’t trying to lucid dream at the time.

Dreaming on weekends
Wednesday, 06 October 2010 00:09
David Marchesseault

why is it that i was steadtly dreaming for about a week straight, until i found this web site, and now i cant remember any of my dreams.
i also have a greater amount of dream recolection on the weekends

First Lucid experience
Friday, 01 October 2010 00:10
Gaspode

I think i was about 6 years old when first lucid dreamed. Now that i think back on it, maybe i had been doing it longer without realising it. Okay, the one that i believe may have been the turning point was a simple dream many of us have. Standing at the top of a flight of stairs, looking down to the bottom and slowly tipping forward and falling down. I remember clearly that this was a recurring dream from which i would literally jump awake. It bothered me so much i remember thinking i must beat the dream. I don’t recall how many nights it took, but it was not many before i was in the dream and knew i was in the dream. Top of the stairs, slowly tipping forward……..then i was flying. Even now, decades later, i remember the exhileration.
I do hope all of you who are attempting to lucid dream are successful. I hope you feel the exhileration. You’ll be walking on air

Lucide Dreaming?
Saturday, 28 August 2010 13:06
Hmmm

Ok so i have not been able to remember any drams at this point.But last night I had a very short lucide dream, or maybe not. Nothing like what you mentioned above happened. it felt like I was still being pulled along the dream current. Could I have had a dream that I became lucide? Or did I become lucide for almost no time at all and quickly return to a normal dream state?

OMG!
Sunday, 15 August 2010 22:33
Begginner Lucid Dreamer

I just realized something- I thought I just had my first lucid dream, but maybe not! When I was little I had a dream I was in a GIANT playhouse with tubes to crawl though. Me and my brother were playing, and I had to fly to get him. It was so much fun… I think it was a lucid dream! I usually can’t fly in “normal” dreams. This is so COOL!

my first lucid dream.
Sunday, 01 August 2010 21:42
anon

I first saw the movie Inception 2 days ago.
I thought the idea was cool so I did some research and found Lucid Dreaming.
After a night off practise after reading this wonderfull guide I had my first lucid dream.
It was pretty short I went to the cafe which I go to before going to work I turned on my blackberry to find the screen blank.

I did a quick reality check and reliesd I was in a dream I mangaged to make the buildings fold foreward like in the film.
After I had done that I suddenly woke up why was this?

Forgot most of my lucid dream
Wednesday, 28 July 2010 01:22
Alex

Last night I remembered having a lucid dream, but I didn’t remember anything about it. I remembered the feeling of suddenly realizing I was dreaming, but then I can’t remember anything else from the dream. is this normal?

Dreams
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 04:59
Johnedward430

I have been having better dream recollection. Does this mean I may be closer to having my first lucid dream?
the first lucid dream

Saturday, 06 March 2010 00:49
Cade

OK about last week i had a dream. I didnt know i was dreaming for about 30min (dream time). I had full controll and everything felt weird then i realized i was dreaming. I was excited but i thought to my self, “This kool but Im being chased so i cant stop yet” so i started to use being lucid to my advantage. But about 5min (dream time) later, I forgot i was dreaming but still had controll… so is that concidered a lucid dream? lol (By the way, when i forgot i was dreaming, it didnt start fading… i just forgot instantly =-P)

lucid dreaming
Saturday, 02 January 2010 21:05
blend

sounds fun. i’ll try it.

fun
Friday, 11 December 2009 15:18
Adam

Lucid Dreams are so fun, lasty night I had two, the first one wasnt that fun or anything but the second was. I did so many things that just popped into my mind. I hadn’t thought about lucid dreaming happening that night but it did and I had a blast. In the first 3 seconds I though to myself (in dream) this is a dream and I had control. I was amazed, so I practiced in my dream in a giant Colosseum of what I could do then I went out and screwed around XD

Dreaming you are lucid
Friday, 27 November 2009 18:20
Vick

I once had a dream where I dreamt I was lucid, but i wasn’t actually lucid, if that makes sense. I had no control, but I knew i was in a dream, but was dreaming I knew i was dreaming.

Eh…I confused myself now.

6th Lucid dream
Tuesday, 22 September 2009 03:59
Yofish

I will tell about my latest extreamly clear LD. I have had a few after this, but none were as powerfull as this one. Alright, I went to sleep and i started to see me driveway appear, It fades into view and its dark outside, theres fires burning in the distance, and theres a UPS like truck infront of me and my driveway. The door opens and inside are 2 bodies, both partialy decayed and suspended in water, even with the door open, The water did not spill out but was held back by some invisible wall. I reach out to touch it and I am suddenly yanked into the air above my trees aginst my will, (VERY SCARY to have this happen) I was about 250Ft into the air and suddenly am rused over the school that I live next to and hover there, I see scared, frightened kids looking up at me in the fields, I was Lucid and had control over everything exept my random creapy flight patterns, I am then rused back towed my house, there are green bits of what look like flesh in the air, very tiny, and I here a crash and people screaming in the distance and look at the distant, frightning fires in the distance. While being flung though the air, I see a semitruch screeching out of control down the street, being chased by the living dead, and i fly right under it, crash through my tree, land quite (dream painfully) onto my lawn, even being a dream I am to tired to get up and I see 4 zombies, 3 male 1 femal run over to me, and stare down onto me then I hear a bloodcurdling moan and they swing a piece of debree at my face, then i fade away, dissapearing into my mind. I wake up, its 1:47 in the morning, its dark out and i hear dogs barking faintly, While this dream is terrifying, It was the strongest LD I have ever had in my life.

It’s quite frustrating
Saturday, 19 September 2009 02:32
Sean Edging

I’ve been trying for some time now and last night I had a dream. I did not lucid dream, but I instead dreamt that I fell asleep in my English class and in THAT dream I had a lucid dream. Of course, when I woke up I realized I wasn’t actually in control of that dream. My dream self was. :/

was my dream lucid
Saturday, 05 September 2009 22:19
supernerdboy

last nite I had a dream. it was not a false awaking, but was a dream, I was in a maze type land. I did not know were I was. out of habit, not out of question, I did a reality check. the noise pinch one you told me about. I could still breath, all the sudden 2 colorful triangles appeared in front of me, that went through me. then I remember seeing colorful hangings on the walls. I kept seeing people I did nit know. but I did not talk to them, I just went on my way. the next thing I thought, was to make the girl I like appear. so I imagined her their, then I turned around and she was there. I tried to talk to her, but she disapeared. I did it one more time, but she disapeared again. the next time I could not bring her back. I then wanted to go out side to fly. (out side) but I was still inside wen I turned around. I was inside a vary colorful room, with grass on the floor and blue paint on the walls. I then thought it was okay so I tried to fly. first I used the swimming method, then I used the superman pose. I went through the ceiling,(it was weird I could not see up, it was all gray, but if I looked down I could see the grass patch.) I then thought I would fly to space. I woke up, or did I. I went and told my family, I then woke up in real life thinking wow.

I think this was a LD. but it did not seem real. was it a LD?

somewhere I read it was possible for your sub consese to pick up on it, if some one likes you. that your concese mind will not notice. so is there a way to ask my sub concece mind if a girl likes me?

also I read it was possible to learn anything by flipping through a book Johny 5 (from short circuit 1) style. is this true. could I flip trough a ASL–English dic. and learn the language in my sleep that way. I would also like to learn aikido, Spanish, Japanese, chines, A+ cert, networking, C++, HTML. the possibility’s are endless. do you think this is true?

also could you have a LD that lasts way longer then your dream. for instance live your entire life each nite. (80years with out sleeping)
do you think that is posible.

thank you all for your reply’s.

dreaming of LD’ing
Saturday, 22 August 2009 07:11
jimmy895

last night was the fist time i tried and i remember thinking in my dream about all of the tips i learned that night and how it would be cool to have a LD i can’t believe i actually thought about LD’ing in my dream and didn’t LD

@Jordan
Monday, 27 July 2009 17:07
Andrew Strachan

My advice would be to persevere. It comes easier to some people than others. Keep at it, read about LD’ing, talk about LD’ing and eventually some success will come your way. Once you have had your first LD, the rest will come much easier.

You really do need to keep up with your reality checks and try the WBTB method at least a couple of times per week. Eventually you will have a lucid dream!

Wont work ):
Sunday, 26 July 2009 13:57
Jordan

I Have tryed everything for weeks Now,
And However Hard i Try to Convince my self,
It Just Wont work,
Helpp Pleasee

only 10
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 23:23
sarah

never lucid dreamed i want to try but i dont think ill be allowed to set an alarm etc. so what do i do…

yeah
Friday, 24 April 2009 19:57
emko

Hehe yeah i am already planning what i’m going to do in my next one (lets hope it will be tonight), the one last night wasnt planned at all, i just did what came to mind but it was a great experience and i hope to have plenty more

That’s Great!!
Friday, 24 April 2009 16:27
Andrew Strachan

@emko
Wow! It sounds like you had a reaaly fun lucid dream.

Try to envisage what you plan to do in your next lucid dream. Then when it happens, you will be well prepared for a great adventure.

Keep up the good work!

Amazing
Friday, 24 April 2009 08:33
emko

Wow i finally had my first lucid dream after only a few days of trying, i used the Wake-Induced Lucid Dreaming technique and just a few minutes (in my head) later i found myself in a very blurry dream, where the phrase i was repeating made me go into a lucid dream “i will have a lucid dream tonight”

At first i couldnt see much, it was like a peep hole opening up before my eyes and i could see more and more/

I remember riding a horde at 100miles/hour , i remember making my horse have wings, i remember playing with hundreds of cute puppies, and i remember riding a cheetah haha

unfortunately it ended when i brought my ex into the dream, to talk

The spinning did work on a few occasions but this time i instantly woke up without a chance to spin

i cant wait for the next one

Congratulations
Friday, 10 April 2009 13:19
Andrew Strachan

Congratulations on having your first lucid dream. You’ve opened up a whole new world. I hope you have many more to come!

I love lucid dreaming
Tuesday, 07 April 2009 01:56
Hidden

i went to Wikipedia and got this info with a bit more detail and instruction, Anyway, I’m surprised at myself. I did it on my first try and it surprised me. i totally admit that the first time u do it, u got too excited to think and wake up. I mean I’m 11 years old and if i can do it so can anyone else. my friend bought the word lucid dreaming up to me.

I’ve heard before that the WILD method can induce sleep paralysis and can make you feel and hear things that aren’t really there. This is TOTALLY true. The sleep paralysis thing has never really happened to me, but I’ve . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 7]]> WILD effects (ha ha ha, no pun intended)
Wednesday, 15 June 2011 00:12
Star Wars Fangirl

I’ve heard before that the WILD method can induce sleep paralysis and can make you feel and hear things that aren’t really there. This is TOTALLY true. The sleep paralysis thing has never really happened to me, but I’ve felt my bed tilting constantly, and I often hear sounds right before I fall asleep, like people talking but I can’t understand the words. A lot of times it’s music that keeps getting louder and louder until I’m in a dream. Sometimes the noises scare me back to wakefulness, like demonic dogs snarling at me (that was a recent one). But I’ve never been able to keep concious into a dream. The sounds just become the dream after I black out, amd then I’m just there, dreaming… darn.

Brain Powers
Friday, 27 May 2011 00:39
Savio

It’s awesome, I tried commanding my brain and I think it worked. This night I’ll try it again, to lucid dream or to do subjective communication, I think subjective communication first .
Aw man, i get anxious at high school, i want to go home to sleep and try it xD. bye bye

Which technice am i doing?
Sunday, 15 May 2011 12:30
Brenden

I have had dreams before where I wake up durring the night and I feel awake but im obviously sleeping because something unusual is in my room. for example spider webs everywhere, no blankets, something missing like my TV, im whereing school clothes, etc. Sometimes I totally freak out, and sometimes after I freakout I figure out it’s only a dream and I put my head on the pillow and go to sleep. What technice is this if it is one? Is it a technic at all? Am I just half awake in a dream or what? And should I get up out of bed to explore or go back to sleep like normal?

dont know
Friday, 22 April 2011 17:46
ema hairgreen

when i was dreaming. i had dream i was lucid dreaming. i was at a swimming pool then kinda went… oh im dreaming ….. but my mind didnt quite register it. then i woke up for school a shor t time later. why didnt my brain make the connection

Techniqual (!!!) Problems
Friday, 15 April 2011 11:25
Joe

Hi. I have tried every existing technique for lucid dreaming, but unfortunately nothing works for me!! What should I do!! I’ve been trying a year now, but… ;( I had only one lucid dream a few months ago, but nothing more. I REALLY need ADVICE.

other dreams
Tuesday, 22 February 2011 22:27
ruall

Just so u no ucant go into other peoples dreams

exactly =]
Wednesday, 09 February 2011 19:21
pinkrose gorillaz lover

yep thats my favorite part lol, gonna go into my friends dream then go back to some old places were we used to live…but yeah they’ll remember it when they wake up

reply to pink rose gorillaz lover
Wednesday, 09 February 2011 15:53
ronald

wait so u can actually go into other peoples dreams and tell them there in a lucid dream and they will remember it when they wake up?

help 4 u guys
Wednesday, 09 February 2011 14:31
pinkrose gorillaz lover

well once you know ur dreaming…u can do whatever the hell u want, swim withought breathing, turn into any animal, fly, talking anyone anything, and even make ur freind thats sleeping lucid dream! jst go into their dreams and tell them that they are! then u two can do whatever u want. hope it helps

Question
Tuesday, 08 February 2011 23:56
chuck

i was wondering what effect does sleeping aids have on the ability to lucid dream

A little help
Sunday, 23 January 2011 02:07
The Hunter

This might help in case anybody has trouble actually falling asleep in the first place. dont get on the computer right before u go to bed cause that stimulates your mind.

Dream journal
Wednesday, 12 January 2011 06:48
Heather

I want to lucid dream and start out in a green field, so if I wrote about it in detail in a section of my journal, then reread it a few times before sleeping, would it help? Thanks!

sort of confusing
Thursday, 30 December 2010 10:08
sarah

ok I think i had sort of a lucid dream because I knew I was dreamiing but as soon as i tried to make anything happen the dream kind of faded away. This was soon before I woke up. Is there a reason or was it just because i was too consious by the time I realized I was dreaming?

LUCID DREAMS
Saturday, 11 December 2010 17:34
Buryan

So i had my first lucid dream and i did what every teenager thinks of and had sex with a sexy women. It went on for about 5 minutes until i woke up. best dream i ever had!!!!! lucid dreaming is the coolest shit ever

just gettin started.
Saturday, 11 December 2010 13:16
Jake

i dont recall myself having a lucid dream. but i really want to have one. but still am alittle confuzed on what they are all about, can you take complete control of your dream and do and imagine what ever the hell you like, or do you have to stick to the situation your stuck in?

same…
Wednesday, 08 December 2010 22:51
kamuixmod

the same happened to me too. When i was like 5 years old (the amazing thing is that i still can remember that but not each detail)

I was a child and a big monster truck or something like that were looking a my direction it were near my house, then i started to run like crazy.. it catched me up well i cant remember the part what happened then but i had some dreams like that too.

What i remember now is that i had this dream like 20 times in different day delays.
It was in the same age. there were 2 people who were chasing after me with a gun and they hit me with the pistol always i were so scared and it did hurt soo much that i just wanted to wake up the the failing part is i couldnt! i tried to wake up but couldnt. That was the time when i had my 1. Lucid Dream.

my 2. Lucid dream was when something again chased after me to kill me i wer in front of my House and heard my mother inside the House. I knocked at the door like crazy but nobody opened the Door anytime!

but i finally managed to open the door or better said tmy mother opened the door when i dreamed the same dream the 5th. time and t was a great relief for me

Was I lucid dreaming?
Wednesday, 01 December 2010 07:32
Taylor

One time I had this dream about being at a carnival, and my whole family just left me there so I started crying and then in my dream I yelled at myself to wake up so then I realized I was in a dream but I was so scared I wouldn’t wake up I just kep pounding on the floor screaming at myself to wake up and then I did. It was about 5 years ago but I can still remember the whole thing…

remembering dreams
Monday, 18 October 2010 00:57
draquel

If you have had a dream and you wake up and start thinking about something, than you will most likely forget what you dreamed about, but if the dream was important, like you say, see and old girlfriend that moved away or a family member that died, you will most likely remember it, to best remember your dreams, once you wake up, do not move or think, focus on your dreams, you will remember them.

HELP
Sunday, 26 September 2010 20:21
ADHD:)

i cant go lucid! i have tried all the technices, but i forget them im my sleep! I even tried self hypnosis (which does work. i hypnotized myself to remember my drams) all of my dreams are CRAZY! last night, ihad a long dream that would take a long time to explain (it was about a lion trying to take over spain (i probobly had this dream because the flag of spain has a lion on it) and he made me nad others help!) the only dream sign i have is that there is always a buetifly vivd imige of the skie somewhere

Lucid Dreaming
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 11:56
Railey

One time, I realize that I was dreaming so technically, I was in the state of lucid dreaming but the problem was I had trouble staying in it. It’s either I wake up from it or forgetting that I am actually dreaming. How can I stay in the state of lucid dreaming?

in order
Monday, 16 August 2010 19:11
alissa

i do remember my dream but not in order i dont remember exactly what happened first

Answering Samantha
Monday, 16 August 2010 15:17
Sammy

Yes! Of course you were lucid dreaming! When I had my first lucid dream (3 nights ago) I was in a large field with a bus up ahead. I knew my dad was in that bus, so I began running up there, but then I stopped dead. I thought, “My dad could be evil, because this is a dream. Wait- I’m dreaming? I’M LUCID DREAMING?!” and then I woke up! Try again and try to stay calm!

Am i lucid dreaming?
Saturday, 31 July 2010 02:48
Samantha

Okay, well i had the most confusing, weird, wild dream and the setting was on a different planet. So While on this planet i had realized that i had been dreaming.And so I made myself wake up…was i lucid dreaming or not??

WILD technique!!
Wednesday, 02 June 2010 07:06
Mike

Yes, I would also VERY much like to know about this WILD you said you’d make a dedicated post about. Thanks! I shall attempt my first lucid dream tonight (in 5 minutes )

WILD technique
Sunday, 07 June 2009 08:25
Anonymous
Thank you so much….except I didn’t find the section on WILD you mentioned you would post. Could you provide some explanation about it?

Okay, so I found this website four days ago, and I’ve already had three lucid dreams. The first one was actually the night before I found this site, and was what prompted me to look lucid dreaming and how to do it intentionally . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 6]]> Nose pinch = PERFECT!
Saturday, 18 June 2011 16:45
Star Wars Fangirl

Okay, so I found this website four days ago, and I’ve already had three lucid dreams. The first one was actually the night before I found this site, and was what prompted me to look lucid dreaming and how to do it intentionally up. It was only kind of lucid, because it faded quickly into a normal dream and all I did was go around and tell my friends in the dream “You don’t exist! This is just a dream! Hahaha!” Two days after I visited here, I had my second, but it didn’t last at all because I was napping in a car. Someone accidentally woke me up, and I thought, “I suppose I should do a reality check,” and did the nose pinch. When I realized I could still breathe, it jolted me awake because I got so excited. But just a few minutes ago, I woke up from my most lengthy and clear lucid dream yet. I’m still having trouble controlling certain things, like teleportation and what the characters say and do, but it got easier as the dream wore on. I kept doing the nose pinch thing through the whole dream to keep myself aware. But I ended up teleporting to two other locations from my house, and once I walked by a snack stand and took a Pepsi and chips without paying. In my mind I ordered the people working the stand not to do anything about it, then changed my mind, added security guards everywhere, and started an epic chase. I have to thank you for making lucid dreaming so EASY for me! I can’t wait to make this a regular part of my life.

Talking about it isn’t the only way
Tuesday, 14 June 2011 23:59
Star Wars Fangirl

I’m a writer and lately I’ve been plotting a novel that is entirely about lucid dreaming. It has many elements, locations, and events from dreams of my own (normal dreams(I have very vivid and off-the-wall normal dreams)). I don’t know if I’m going to ever actually write it, but I’m continuing to work on it anyway. Why? Well, up there you mentioned that talking about it can increase chances of success. Well, since I started working on this book, I’ve started having spontaneous lucid dreams. I’ve had two or three in the last month or two.

Also, the nose-pinching thing will probably work well for me. With no exceptions, I can always, always breathe underwater in my dreams. Once I was even breathing under-Jell-o (long story).

Sounds Awesome!
Tuesday, 17 May 2011 14:52
Sofia

HI!! I just found this site today (May 17, 2011), and am super excited to try to start lucid dreaming!!! But I’m just wondering, how often should you do reality checks in the day? And which ones work best? Also, if you do reality checks in the day then will you just do it automatically in the dream? Thanks!

A very strange dream
Sunday, 15 May 2011 03:30
Anonymous

One time I remember that was very strange was that when I was asleep I had a dream that I was having a lucid dream, but I was kind of watching myself have the lucid dream, and I couldn’t control hardly anything in the dream. That is the best way I can explain it. Has anybody else ever done this? I also have almost all of my dreams in third person which I really don’t like at all.

Still trying to control lucidity
Wednesday, 27 April 2011 12:38
Jason

I know what it is to lucid dream or astral project I’ve done both. I just want to induce them at will I’ll try to do a reality check habitually and see if it carries over into my dream state. Funny the dream state is I know how to move left or right in it I just don’t know where I am. Lol

reality checks
Sunday, 30 January 2011 05:36
begginer

instead of having different times to do reality checks why cant I have 4 times to do them every day

lucid dreaming for 3 decades -another reality check
Tuesday, 09 November 2010 04:09
Chris Sichra

One of the first reality checks I discovered when learning to lucid dream (at about the age of 16,) was that while dreaming i could read large signs with lettering but if i picked up books or tried to read smaller print the text/individual letters morphed into symbols or glyphs/shapes & I was unable to finish reading the sentence, the light switch test (or when no lights worked) was the second best indicator, the underwater test was the 3rd.
now that i’m in my 40′s I Lucid dream at least 5-6 days a week and am so sensitive to sensing the dream that reality checks are rarely needed anymore, I now get a “fuzzy” slightly dizzy sense or see colorful auras to indicate my dreamworld, also wondering if it may be a genetic thing? as it turns out my grandfather, his daughter (my mom)& me, all easily posses this talent, I also noticed alcohol or prescription depressants/painkillers i took post surgery completely inhibit my LD’s.
No doubt about it, sleep is extremely fun in my “world”.

Frustrated
Monday, 25 October 2010 02:22
edgar

well , i have been trying to have a lucid dream for the past 6 months ; i am doing at least 15 reality checks of multiple types , also doing the morning nap technique , i can recal 2-3 dreams per night/morning, yet when i am dreaming, it just never occurs to me that i should do a rc! very frustrating! also because my dream content is always different i dont have any fixed dream signs…all i know that my awareness just sits back and views the dream instead of participating…maybe my brain wired up in a weird way that doesnt allow LDs

the water check
Monday, 18 October 2010 01:05
draquel

if you are under water in a dream, you will automatically hold your breath, which can be strange if somebody is watching you sleep when you suddenly stop breathing. WHen you cannot hold your breath any linger, you instinctively inhale or exhale, when you continue to breathe while you are underwater, you will realize that you are dreaming.

l.d.
Sunday, 19 September 2010 22:00
aaa

I’ve just started learning this lucid dreaming technique. I remember three days ago I managed to do two successful reading reality tests. In the first one, a car sped past few really fast…I decided to do a reality check on its license plate. The first time I look at the plate, the last three chars were something like _J_; three chars with a J in the middle (I don’t remember the other two). I look away and re-read it…this time the second char is still J, the other two are blank, and the three chars are zigzagging. I realized immediately this is a dream, but then someone came and woke me up. Later that night I vaguely remember another reading test that worked. I ended up lucid dreaming for sure but I couldn’t control the dream too well. I was like flying…and I’m trying to reach the ground because I knew I was lucid (my first and only time so far). But I couldn’t do it..it was too hard to reach the ground, it was like as if gravity was working the other way.

Since then I have not had anymore success. I remember two nights ago in my dream I had two credit cards with me, and I realized both were different digits. When I woke up I’m like scolding myself…why didn’t I read the same credit card digits twice for? It would have been an excellent reality check. So now I tell myself, any time I come across a license plate or use my credit card….always do a reality check. I still can’t figure out what I did differently three nights ago to get lucid dreaming to work so well….but since I just started learning I figured it will take some time before I get good at this.

for (Somebody)
Saturday, 11 September 2010 07:06
Marshall

You said you were having troubles remembering your dreams? I’ve been working on training myself to have lucid dreams for a couple weeks now, and the technique I use to remember my dreams is to tell myself “Tonight I will remember my dreams,” from the point I lie down to when I fall asleep. I also think it’s important you don’t get distracted and let your mind wander in the process. Every time that has happened to me I haven’t been able to remember many of my dreams from that night. Also, if you are struggling to fall asleep try counting your breaths, or even sometimes I do both and tell myself to remember my dreams as I am counting my breaths.

I can say that I had a somewhat lucid dream last night. It was weird, I had a dream within a dream, and in my dream’s dream I was lucid, but only to ideas that I had while in my dream. Kind of a trippy first lucid dream, i guess…

fall backs?
Friday, 27 August 2010 06:20
Jesse

Is it possible to “fall back” into a regular dream??? I once had a string of nightmares for about a week so i went to bed one night muttering “it’s only a dream” when I actually did fall asleep i had my first lucid dream, it was like “hey cool I KNOW im in a dream!” but then I thought “ok might as well solve it!” (I didnt know about lucid dreaming at the time!) Then I no longer felt like I had control and the dream proceeded as any other… What do you think?

Dreaming of course
Saturday, 21 August 2010 23:19
Joe

I started my dream journal last night, and I made a section for previously remembered dreams I have had, and that came out to about 10 dreams that I specifically remembered, then last night I awoke from a couple of dreams and copied them down 3 to be exact, after officially waking up in the morning I remembered some more, I went to work and remember even more!I have 7 from one night of dreaming! How long does it ussually take to have a lucid dream, once I start reality checking and remember several dreams a night? A week, a month? And waking up to write dreams, makes me take forever to fall asleep again, When drifting off I think I hear voices or dreams I suppose but dont see any images.

Monday, 16 August 2010 17:20
Somebody

I recently had my first lucid dream- but it was accidental and it was only half of one. I got so excited I woke up. Oh well. That happened three nights ago and since then I have been doing research on lucid dreaming, mostly on this website. Now I do reality checks once every 10 minutes (not kidding!) but no matter what I can’t remember my dreams! This morning I didn’t move and I tried to let the dream come to me, but my head felt empty. Any suggestions?

Reality Check Question
Friday, 13 August 2010 08:00
Tanner

Ok, so I came upon this site yesterday, and while I have been doin quite a few reality checks throughout the day, and started a dream journal, I was wondering that since you are dreaming, and not already conscious, how would you preform a reality check, since you are already not in control of your dream self?

Really works!
Thursday, 05 August 2010 18:16
Gi

Ok wow, this site is officially awesome. I tried the techniques and reality checks etc for two weeks, and finally last night I had a lucid dream – the most strangest and exciting feeling ever!
I’m wondering if my dreamworld will get less hazy as I carry on with lucid dreaming? Because last night everything was quite hazy and I couldn’t make a few things appear/happen etc.

Reality Check
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 16:00
Justin

In my dreams, there are no flashing lights, in any form, nor do text i read alter. any idea whats going on?

Going to attempt it..
Monday, 28 June 2010 18:17
Adrian

All these stories of lucid dreams is getting me so excited, im gonna try to keep a journal and reality checks. Wish me luck1 xD

Almost
Friday, 11 June 2010 06:43
Me

I often have dreams where I get in a HEAP of trouble then wake up. I’m hoping that will happen without the waking up part.

Half lucid?
Monday, 07 June 2010 07:24
I’d rather not say.

Is it easy to tell if your dream is lucid? Once when I was going to see some movie the next day and couldn’t wait, I had a dream that I went to watch it. I was at the cinema but the movie kept being delayed and it didn’t make sense (because I hadn’t seen the movie) so I am not sure if I altered the movie or not but then I woke up.

Dream Journal
Tuesday, 06 April 2010 15:58
Jake

I used a dream journal for the first time today. I already remeber that dream better then most. I’m still working on using reality checks though, they havn’t entered my dreams yet.

Lucidity
Thursday, 14 January 2010 23:10
Sophie

I’ve done projects on this topic for the last three years, and in that time, I’ve only had one half lucid dream. I felt as though I was forcing myself to stay asleep part of the time, it was an awesome experience, but I’ll have to try harder to have them. I don’t usually reality check. Hopefully the new year brings some lucidity.

what I did and got succes
Friday, 11 December 2009 15:27
Adam

Well for the past 3 days I’ve done the reality check where you try and poke your finger through your hand every time I said “Am I dreaming?” and I had success, although for some reason in my dream I tried this *after I was lucid* and it didn’t work O_O

Hope
Friday, 04 December 2009 00:27
Anonoumouse

I can’t wait to try lucid dreaming. The problem is that i sometimes forget to do a reality check but i know that i have had lucid dreams before….or at least half lucid

nose pinch
Thursday, 06 August 2009 21:14
lucas

A while back, me and one of my friends were talking about lucid dreams, he told me about the nose pinching reality check, and i remember that i had a dream that same day that he told me, and i used the reality check. it worked, and i knew i was dreaming.. but sadly, i forgot i was dreaming at all in the next 2 min of noticing it… =(
uhwell, i can’t wait untill my next one!

Another one is biting your lip
Tuesday, 30 June 2009 19:20
Lucy

I had my 1st Lucid dream when I was 10, But it was as a cure of nightmares, I bit my lip and it feltt numb, so I knew I was dreaming, Then I woke up. I can’t wait to try this, I know it wont happen overnight, but I am so exited by the thought of having another lucid dream!

Lucidity and Remembering
Wednesday, 17 June 2009 19:02
Alex The Lucid Dreamer

I have always had many lucid dreams, usually I get myself in a lot of trouble and I say “Please be a dream, please be a dream, please be a – wait, is this a dream?” and then I experiance lucidity. I have been getting atleast one a night everyday know but I want them to be intentional, but I forget to do the checks. What should I do?

@ Anonymous – Well Done!!
Thursday, 11 June 2009 16:58
Andrew Strachan (Admin)

Congratulations on your first lucid dream(s). Having multiple lucid dreams back to back is quite common. The great thing is, you get many lucid dreams in one go. It looks like the ‘Pinch Nose’ technique is working well for you. It is my favorite reality check!

Nose Pinch and SUCCESS
Tuesday, 09 June 2009 03:49
Anonymous

I found this website a lil over a week ago, and last night I had my first intentional lucid dream. Not only did I have my 1st, but at the end of each, I woke up and fell back to sleep. Its crazy, b/c when I was lucid, I had the ability to wake up as well. Anyways, I ended up having 3 or so lucid dreams in one night!!!! crazy stuff. Each dream, i realized i was dreaming with the pinch nose breathe in technique it was crazy. Make sure to try it. Peace.

i havent remembered a single one of my dreams for years and even when i try to remember right after i wake up it’s like i didn’t even have a dream. how can i possibly keep a dream journal if i have no memory . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 5]]> cant remember dreams ever!
Wednesday, 15 June 2011 13:55
no memory

i havent remembered a single one of my dreams for years and even when i try to remember right after i wake up it’s like i didn’t even have a dream. how can i possibly keep a dream journal if i have no memory of any of my dreams, if i’m even having any?

Dream recall
Tuesday, 14 June 2011 23:49
Star Wars Fangirl

What’s nice is that I’ve always been able to easily remember dreams, and even get back into them several nights in a row. I always write down my best dreams, like the ones with a large scope or exciting event. I remember one dream I had where the geography of this one place never changed at all, but remained constant throughout the several miles of land. I would sometimes travel back to the same place I’d been before. When I woke up I was able to draw a really accurate map too and even get an idea for a book from it. Which leads me to my next point: the story had a beginning and an end. Pretty much the only thing that didn’t make much sense was the beginning, where my school was taking a field trip to a volcano in the ship from the movie Alien. But other than that, it was pretty consistent through the whole dream.

Anyway, my point being my dream recall is excellent, and always has been. Almost nobody else I know can do it like I can. I feel so special

Recall
Friday, 03 June 2011 01:26
OJ

I found that setting my alarm to go off four hours after I go to sleep–and three hours after that–really helps recall. I started this last Friday (today is Thursday), and since then, I’ve managed to recall around two to three dreams per night. At least one dream each night is vivid. I’m eager to see when all of this is going to pay off.

True? Near death experience?
Monday, 30 May 2011 12:15
Caoili

I was in my granny’s house in greece and slept in the bed that gave my gran nightmares.
It gave me awful nightmares that i was being pulling into rooms of blood and was being tortured by demons.
A priest came out to bless the house and the nightmares stopped. Is this all in my head or not? The nightmares were very vivid and i can recall them like they are still happening.
It was more like an NDE/OBE of Hell. Is this normal? Is there and explanation?

help
Thursday, 19 May 2011 19:01
anonymous

When trying to recall dreams, right after waking up, do not move AT ALL. Go over the dream and then when you have it firmly in your head, write it down. It was stated in the article.

Dream sign
Saturday, 07 May 2011 07:46
JayJ

I’m interested in lucid dreaming and its the second day that i have been keeping a dream journal now , 1st night i could remember 3 dreams but not a lot of each ,wrote down like half a page maybe less , 2nd night i could remember 4 dreams and i could write down like 1 and a bit pages about my dream , but 1st day n 2nd days dreams differ a lot , only thing they have in common are some people ,is this my dream sign a certain person
oh and i got s question , how real does a lucid dream feel?

dreams.
Saturday, 23 April 2011 10:04
stacey

why do we have the same dream over and over?

An old sign
Saturday, 23 April 2011 03:14
Jacob

Back when I was about 6-8, I had a recurring dream sign. I thought of it as a nightmare, and always woke up when it started. There was a picture of a wolf staring head-on at me, and it started moving. It gets bigger and I realize it’s running at me! I step away and it jumps out at me, and I see it all in third person.

I wonder: Is it possible for an old dream sign to come back?

trying…
Friday, 25 March 2011 18:14
carlton

i have been trying to lucid dream for about 3 weeks and now almost every night i have a vivid dream i can remember but its not completely clear and i dont have much control i think it is because i dont realize im lucid ive read all my dreams in my jounal and there is no recurring dream sign. any ideas on how to help

The dream journal doesn’t work for me
Friday, 11 March 2011 07:18
crazy memory

I usually remember small fragments of my dreams, so I wanted to try to remember more of my dreams with the dream journal. I would even tell myself before I went to bed “I’m gonna remember my dreams” but I actually started forgetting all of my dreams. When I stopped trying to do the journal, I started remembering more of my dreams again. Any suggestions on other ways of enhancing dream recall besides the ones here?

awsome
Wednesday, 09 February 2011 19:09
pinkrose gorillaz lover!

i have known about lucid dreaming for years, and studied it too, but never tried it. like one month ago i started wanting to try it out. sounds fun! when i first figure out im lucid, im gonna go to plastic beach and do some telekinetic powers with a wand. one fore each element! like a fire wand or a water wand…so on =]

alarm
Tuesday, 18 January 2011 19:43
john

do we really have to wake up at 3:30

To Mike and Co.
Friday, 07 January 2011 02:09
Constance

Constantly ask yourself during the day if you are dreaming or not. You will then start to ask yourself if you are dreaming when you really are in dreams, which become an effective tool for then mentally shaping up that dream!

lol
Tuesday, 16 November 2010 01:46
Daniel

ive got it easy appearently, cuz in my dreams im always a wolf
Lucid dream for the first time
Wednesday, 10 November 2010 16:14
Lucid Dreamer

I heard things about dream journal, alarm clock and i was following them and i also followed “Reality Check” step. Before i went to sleep, i wrote a word “REAL” on my finger. While i was dreaming, i dreamed that i’m in the mall and i got a fear of falling while i was in a random store. In dream i decided to look at my finger where i wrote the word “REAL”, i looked at it and it was gone, than i realised that i’m dreaming. It was so much fun, i never had lucid dreams before, they’re so awsome. Hope i get one tonight

for (Somebody)
Saturday, 11 September 2010 07:08
Marshall

What I do to remember my dreams is to tell myself “Tonight I will remember my dreams.” I do that from the point i lie down to when I actually fall asleep. The first couple nights I remembered maybe one or two, but now I’m up to about three or four dreams a night, and I feel very close to having my first true lucid dream.

no dream signs.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010 00:35
Lia

My dreams are random and don’t really have a consistent sign. Usually, in a dream, I’m in a different body. Could that be my dream sign?

Help!
Monday, 16 August 2010 17:55
Somebody

I remember to do a reality check once every 10 minutes-I’ve covered that part-but I can’t remember dreams. I KNOW I had them but i can’t remember them. Last night I lay still when I woke up in the middle of the night and in the morning and I tried to let the dream come to me but it seemed like my mind was empty. Why? Are there other ways to remember? PLEASE help me! For all I know I could have had a lucid dream last night but I don’t remember it!

i dont get it… dream signs?
Thursday, 12 August 2010 19:38
christian dean harris

i remember my dreams fairly well but the only paterns i’ve ever notest is that thay seem to be long fairly cohearint story lines (like my teacher was captered by a ninja clan and thay where trying to tern him in to a white sapermisit and the got the searum forula worng and when me and my frinds got there to reskue him… h-he was a pedifile. i have ADD so this is helping me to keep my trane of thought and i’m not going to erase it couse i’m prowd and i can’t spell) but thay hang together so well that i cant notes pattrns couse thay have fermiler places, people, and verble corectnis of the people in them any way text dose not change (at least text that is like story line text) and obgects don’t change (unless i or some one has magic and changes it for my benifet) it seems to you i have a good controle over my deams but half are nightmairs a can’t wake from and the other half are painful and vary involintary but all have a story line like a book… thats trippy as fuck

Remembering
Saturday, 31 July 2010 07:25
Ozzy

I cant seem to remember my dreams at all, im trying keeping a dreaam journal but i cant because i cant remember my dreams, please help!

person view?
Tuesday, 27 July 2010 15:57
Justin

why are most of my dreams in third person?

Dream journals
Friday, 11 June 2010 06:22
Me

I have been keeping a dream journal and I must say, your journal writing is much more poetic than mine.

Dream Journals Work!
Thursday, 08 April 2010 00:26
Jake

I have kept one for the past 2 days, and already I remeber details of dreams much better. For the first time I can ever remeber, I sensed warmth in a dream and, it’s hazzy but, I think I may have also smelled fresh rain! I NEVER smell anything in my dreams. Usualy.

Dream recall.
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 22:57
Owen

Yesterday, I started a dream journal. One dream woke me up, and I wrote it down. I went back to sleep, and in the morning, I found I have had, and remebered 2 more dreams. I think this is working for me!

4 and a half hours
Thursday, 17 December 2009 13:56
bob

It seems unhealthy to wake up in the middle of the night to write a dream. Could I still become a lucid dreamer without having to do this, or is there other methods availble to try out?

REM
Wednesday, 14 October 2009 03:12
damian

first of all i dont actually get the thing about REM
second when i wake up i cat remember ANY of my dreams

Mike answer
Monday, 12 October 2009 23:33
Dream lover

if you can, try to spin around in circles. This, for whatever reason, can make a dream more realistic and give you control

Couldn’t remember dreams AT ALL
Thursday, 27 August 2009 08:51
Scott

Well yesterday I was determined to learn how to lucid dream so I followed this guide, constantly done reality tests and created a dream journal. I set my alarm clock to wake myself 6 hours after falling asleep, only to wake up in the night and in the morning without ANY sort of memory of my dream. Is there anything I can do to make sure I don’t just wake up with no memories of my dream?

half lucid?
Sunday, 19 July 2009 01:13
mike

i’ve had moments where i’ve had a text message in the middle of the night, its woken me up from my dream.
i’ve them proceed to read the message, then think about the dream i was having. then i’ve fallen back asleep and carried on with the same dream.

these kind of dreams have kind of been ‘half lucid’ i know im dreaming, but i sometimes can’t control my actions fully. any tips?

I dream all the time sometimes a little too much. I wake up to use the rest room when I return I am able to return back to the same exact place in my dream I left off. I have learned to control my dreams meaning . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 4]]> A Dreamer
Saturday, 25 June 2011 06:58
Christopher Wetzel

I dream all the time sometimes a little too much. I wake up to use the rest room when I return I am able to return back to the same exact place in my dream I left off.
I have learned to control my dreams meaning I enter-act in my dreams. I am able to make my own choice. I dream in color, I smell, and I am able to taste in my dreams. I have been sleeping about 12 hours a day. I dream through out the whole 12 period. I have seen place that does not yet exist. I have been in wars movies races you name it I have done it in my dream. I have been put in the historic days and seen the end. Still waiting far a device that can record our dreams.

hypnagogic imagery?
Friday, 01 October 2010 12:48
Stormrush

On falling asleep but still awake, I see floaters, big or small. I now try to touch them out of sheer boredom now, used to be petrified of them, some do still get me now!! My question is… I would really like to give Lucid Dreaming a go now I’m not scared, but will these images I see prevent that, I have had sleep paralysis once about 2 years ago and saw a bald headed man with no face, Hope I never see him again, but really really want to try Lucid Dreaming Help!! !xx

weird
Monday, 16 August 2010 18:56
alissa

what is you have those dreams that you are another person but yet your body is there to… or when you have a dream were someone kisses you and it feels so real

Response to Sarah’s “leg twitching/bed tipping” question
Friday, 28 May 2010 13:24
TJ Lane

Sarah, most pre-teens and teenagers are diagnosed with restless leg syndrome. This can cause extravagant twitches in various parts of the body during the first phases of sleep. This is completely normal and you will likely grow out of it eventually. As for the bed tipping thing…. you are likely already dreaming when this happens…. recognize it and become lucid girl!

different
Monday, 10 May 2010 21:46
sarah

also, I had a dream where i realized i was dreaming and said to myself “hey this is a dream” and woke up. I also had a dream where i tried to wake myself up but couldn’t my mind was saying hey wake up but i just couldn’t open my eyes P.S. may be a possibility it was my mom

Yeah
Monday, 10 May 2010 21:40
sarah

when i used to get that dream i could see me in my bed and like i was spinning slowly in something that was a black and white spiral and looked like something you would use to hypnotize someone in a movie (it happened when i was 5 I’m 11 now and still remember it

dreams, i guess
Friday, 23 April 2010 18:40
Miron

i keep having dreams wherein i can control myself or well kind of the main character but not to a big extent, i can will him to do something but thats it, Although i don´t really do anything to get these dreams, is that any closer to lucidity? (its almost as if there is a scenario playing out in my head or i´m watching a film)

sarah response
Monday, 12 October 2009 23:29
Dream lover

about the random tipping/swirling, i used to have it then it just dissapeared. I have heard it is something to do with the inner ear, but it never caused me any trouble.

none
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 23:18
sarah

well i know when it wakes me up but not consciencely while asleep

@Sarah
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 12:55
Andrew Strachan (Admin)
Hi Sarah,

What you describe as a leg twitch is quite a common pheonomena. You can find out more about it here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk

A lot of your other experiences sound like hypnogogic imagery. This can happen with sleep onset aswell as waking.

Take a look here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnogogic

The good thing is that you seem aware of your conscious state whether falling asleep or starting to wake. This is a good sign that you will succeed at lucid dreaming given enough practice.

question
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 02:10
sarah

hi, (1)sometimes when i start to fall asleep I do see short vivid dreamsbut also in the middle of it my leg twitches and wakes me up it like hops and is weird. (2) sometimes when I am about to wake up I dream that I am in a black and white spiral in my bed and I can feel myself moving and other times when I first start to go to sleep I can feel my bed tipping over and moving but there is not a picture (note:the ones labeled 2 have not happened in a while) do you think you might know why this happens?

question
Wednesday, 27 May 2009 00:23
v0ltage

hello, your site has been most helpfull,,, although I still havent had a compleat lucid dream yet,
I wanted to ask about the WILD technique, youve never actually posted anything about it, I would really like to know more about it, particularly exact instructions… email me

mae

I don’t know if it was lucid dreaming but I just float into air usually when escaping from a monster or just for fun but most of the time I used it for escaping. I once have a good dream at the start and later it turns . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 3]]> Magic powers.
Monday, 25 April 2011 09:35

mae

I don’t know if it was lucid dreaming but I just float into air usually when escaping from a monster or just for fun but most of the time I used it for escaping. I once have a good dream at the start and later it turns out to be a monster filled dream. Then I can remember clearly that I used fire coming out of my hands as my powers and floating too.Is this lucid dreaming?

Weight loss
Friday, 28 January 2011 01:27
Kate

I’m excited to get into lucid dreaming again. Recently I’ve developed this horrible habit of compulsive eating! Fingers crossed and hoping to chow down on some chocolate ice cream while walking on the beach with a perfect body… while I sleep!

might help.
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 23:02
Will

Amy, hope you see this some time. it sounds to me like you have some kind of unfinished problem with these people. you should meet them in a safer situation where they cannot touch you and talk to them. for example imagine yourself in a cafe with the person and a made-up councillor and talk through any problems.

Im not sure
Tuesday, 19 October 2010 03:11
Anon

last night i thought i might of had a lucid dream but im not sure because it felt so real but then again it didnt i was asleep but i could move everything i think it was confusing and cool at the same time by the way this was the first time i tried lucid dreaming

nightmares
Monday, 18 October 2010 00:40
draquel

“dream catchers” really do work, because having a dream catcher makes you feel secure. There is no easy way to put this,but if you dont think hat you willa have nightmares, you wont have them.
-you’re welcome.

Please Answer
Monday, 13 September 2010 13:41
Shaon

Just wondering…I remember when i was younger[which wasn't long ago] but i was able to see certain people in my dreams from my life. they didnt know that i dreamt of them but thats beyond the point. what if 2 friends gained the ability of lucid dreaming at the same time and were able to controle it. I don’t know the full possibilities of lucid dreaming which leadds up to my drawn out question…is there a way that those 2 people can meet up in the “Dream side” and because of their Lucid abilities, be able to remember it when they wake up?

musical skills
Sunday, 29 August 2010 06:26
sir

i tried in a dream before to play something on the guitar, but when i played those frets in real life, they were completely different. How can you just pick up an instrument and know the sound each note makes? You would need beyond perfect pitch for that.

alissa
Monday, 16 August 2010 18:47
today

is it possible to change from dream to dream like you can be with certain people and then they dissapear and your somewhere else… or you dream that you got bitten by a snake but you wake up and realize you just hit your self on the wall or something or in your dream your in the same spot u fell assleep the only difference is that the door is closed and then something scary opens it and when you wake up your sweaty… and the door is really opened

changing who you are in a dream
Monday, 19 July 2010 01:55
Ray

I wonder if during my lucid dream I could become a great inventor or see the future and apply what I know or see in my dream to real life situations. Everyone says you can do anything in your dreams so why not use that to your advantage. I’m sure I’m not the first person to think about this I just haven’t tried it yet. I wonder if there’s any science or any stories out there about people seeing or doing things in there dreams and then applying it to real life. It blows my mind thinking about the possibilities.

Lucid dreaming fun
Tuesday, 13 July 2010 02:54
Dannielle

I love having lucid dreams. I can remember almost every dream I have most nights. I love how much control you can have over it. Where you can send yourself and all the crazy things you can do. I recently tried to draw a cube on a piece of paper in my dream and it was pretty difficult. I can now do it with ease. I have solved problems and I can remove myself emotionally from situations. I just wish I could do that one part in real life. What a fantastic website.

invention
Wednesday, 09 June 2010 19:10
jon

ok im going to try to think of an invention and make millions and i will lucid what to do with it

monsters
Friday, 30 April 2010 04:16
ryan

if there is a monster in your nightmare, why wish it away when you can rip it in half and overcome your fear?

Wow
Thursday, 08 April 2010 04:00
Jake

I can’t wait to get a lucid dream. I’ve already thought up a list of things to do when I do get one. Instead of flying superman style, I think I’ll ride my bike and fly at the same time. It just sounds cool.

I can’t take it anymore,please help me!
Monday, 14 December 2009 01:16
Amy

I keep dreaming about people that have passed away.In my dreams they try to grab me,choke me,hurt me and when i wake up i actually have marks on my body that i could have not possibly made myself.

Nightmares
Friday, 27 November 2009 17:09
bh021552

I didn’t know it was “lucid dreaming”, but I discovered the ability 50 years ago to take control of nightmares. I threatened the monster with “waking up”, which stopped the attack. Had some fun with them more recently – flying.

Magic powers.
Monday, 25 April 2011 09:35

mae

I don’t know if it was lucid dreaming but I just float into air usually when escaping from a monster or just for fun but most of the time I used it for escaping. I once have a good dream at the start and later it turns out to be a monster filled dream. Then I can remember clearly that I used fire coming out of my hands as my powers and floating too.Is this lucid dreaming?

Weight loss
Friday, 28 January 2011 01:27
Kate

I’m excited to get into lucid dreaming again. Recently I’ve developed this horrible habit of compulsive eating! Fingers crossed and hoping to chow down on some chocolate ice cream while walking on the beach with a perfect body… while I sleep!

might help.
Wednesday, 22 December 2010 23:02
Will

Amy, hope you see this some time. it sounds to me like you have some kind of unfinished problem with these people. you should meet them in a safer situation where they cannot touch you and talk to them. for example imagine yourself in a cafe with the person and a made-up councillor and talk through any problems.

Im not sure
Tuesday, 19 October 2010 03:11
Anon

last night i thought i might of had a lucid dream but im not sure because it felt so real but then again it didnt i was asleep but i could move everything i think it was confusing and cool at the same time by the way this was the first time i tried lucid dreaming

nightmares
Monday, 18 October 2010 00:40
draquel

“dream catchers” really do work, because having a dream catcher makes you feel secure. There is no easy way to put this,but if you dont think hat you willa have nightmares, you wont have them.
-you’re welcome.

Please Answer
Monday, 13 September 2010 13:41
Shaon

Just wondering…I remember when i was younger[which wasn't long ago] but i was able to see certain people in my dreams from my life. they didnt know that i dreamt of them but thats beyond the point. what if 2 friends gained the ability of lucid dreaming at the same time and were able to controle it. I don’t know the full possibilities of lucid dreaming which leadds up to my drawn out question…is there a way that those 2 people can meet up in the “Dream side” and because of their Lucid abilities, be able to remember it when they wake up?

musical skills
Sunday, 29 August 2010 06:26
sir

i tried in a dream before to play something on the guitar, but when i played those frets in real life, they were completely different. How can you just pick up an instrument and know the sound each note makes? You would need beyond perfect pitch for that.

alissa
Monday, 16 August 2010 18:47
today

is it possible to change from dream to dream like you can be with certain people and then they dissapear and your somewhere else… or you dream that you got bitten by a snake but you wake up and realize you just hit your self on the wall or something or in your dream your in the same spot u fell assleep the only difference is that the door is closed and then something scary opens it and when you wake up your sweaty… and the door is really opened

changing who you are in a dream
Monday, 19 July 2010 01:55
Ray

I wonder if during my lucid dream I could become a great inventor or see the future and apply what I know or see in my dream to real life situations. Everyone says you can do anything in your dreams so why not use that to your advantage. I’m sure I’m not the first person to think about this I just haven’t tried it yet. I wonder if there’s any science or any stories out there about people seeing or doing things in there dreams and then applying it to real life. It blows my mind thinking about the possibilities.

Lucid dreaming fun
Tuesday, 13 July 2010 02:54
Dannielle

I love having lucid dreams. I can remember almost every dream I have most nights. I love how much control you can have over it. Where you can send yourself and all the crazy things you can do. I recently tried to draw a cube on a piece of paper in my dream and it was pretty difficult. I can now do it with ease. I have solved problems and I can remove myself emotionally from situations. I just wish I could do that one part in real life. What a fantastic website.

invention
Wednesday, 09 June 2010 19:10
jon

ok im going to try to think of an invention and make millions and i will lucid what to do with it

monsters
Friday, 30 April 2010 04:16
ryan

if there is a monster in your nightmare, why wish it away when you can rip it in half and overcome your fear?

Wow
Thursday, 08 April 2010 04:00
Jake

I can’t wait to get a lucid dream. I’ve already thought up a list of things to do when I do get one. Instead of flying superman style, I think I’ll ride my bike and fly at the same time. It just sounds cool.

I can’t take it anymore,please help me!
Monday, 14 December 2009 01:16
Amy

I keep dreaming about people that have passed away.In my dreams they try to grab me,choke me,hurt me and when i wake up i actually have marks on my body that i could have not possibly made myself.

Nightmares
Friday, 27 November 2009 17:09
bh021552

I didn’t know it was “lucid dreaming”, but I discovered the ability 50 years ago to take control of nightmares. I threatened the monster with “waking up”, which stopped the attack. Had some fun with them more recently – flying.

I think I’ve been having lucid dreams since forever, but I’m a bit confused reading your descripton of lucid dreaming. Usually I’m awared that I’m dreaming if I am “myself” in dreams. It is a “fixed” self with certain abilities and I often try to force out . . . → Read More: Lucid Dreaming Comments 2]]> How lucid?
Tuesday, 21 June 2011 09:49
Rin

I think I’ve been having lucid dreams since forever, but I’m a bit confused reading your descripton of lucid dreaming. Usually I’m awared that I’m dreaming if I am “myself” in dreams. It is a “fixed” self with certain abilities and I often try to force out my abilities but I rarely question the logic of the situation or try to manipulate the flow of events.
My dreams can be completely unfamiliar but as long as I’m “myself” I’ll just play my role in it without asking. Sometimes I do reality check just to confirm if I can take risks or not. I’m conscious about who i am and I act with reasons but I don’t control the dream or try to compare normal logic to it. Is it lucid enough?

Sometimes I am not myself in the dream, but switch between different people’s viewpoints. It’s like watching a movie, the details and plots are also great, I even experienced emotions which are not mine. I don’t even know how to describe it. In just one moment it’s like the whole memory and passion of another person pouring into you. It can’t be normal dream, what type of dreams is that?

Some of my dreams are also connected. Many of my dreams have “previous events” which would be loaded into my “memory”, sometimes it is from, or related to another dream I had before, thus creating some “series”. My biggest series is what I consider my second life, so when I’m in lucid state I would hope to continue it to meet the loved ones that I can only meet there, instead of trying to take control.

So I guess my dreams are lucid but not so lucid?

Anyway great site I love my dream life much more than real life and I have always wanted to talk about dream experiences ^^ So thank you ^^
If I could turn everything I’ve dreamed into movies I must have become famous LOL

follow up..
Friday, 18 February 2011 01:17
mike
*different reality when dreaming*

general
Friday, 18 February 2011 01:16
mike

i love lucid dreaming. to the guy who wants his dreams to be bound by earths laws of nature: your in a different reality which I doubt you would understand based on the fact that you would even leave such a comment.

Confined to Reality
Monday, 04 October 2010 04:10
Doesn’tMatter

I sporadically have lucid dreams and I want my lucid dreams to be exactly like real life. I have absolutely no desire to fly, walk through anything, or have magic powers. I want my lucid dreams to be just like real life and they never quite are. For example, in my last lucid dream I drove up a hill with my car and I flew into a huge jump that was unrealistically high which bothered me. In my lucid dreams I want to skateboard down huge sets of stairs, I want to get in a high speed chase with the police, and I want to jump off of buildings and splat on the ground. I hope that in the future my lucid dreams are bound by the laws of nature, physics, and legality.

oops
Thursday, 12 August 2010 19:14
christin dean harris

i probly wont come back to this page couse i an ideot… can’t even spell that right i think
but if you re to martal arts can you send a copy to harricd43@hotmail.com
password ******* XD and if you cant umm well… i guess thats cool to

martal arts
Thursday, 12 August 2010 19:08
christian dean harris

i reacintly found out about lucid (witch means someone toled me about it like 5 years ago and me and shoddy brain just figured out what the hell thay where talking bout) any way im in martal arts and honistly i don’t think i’m the best so i thought (this it a long comment) mabey i could get some technique training in a lucid dream state

mentle traning (like visulising not meditation) helped my bro out but it’s not going to well for me so do you think being in a lucid dream state will help me get my technique and moves down to memory or will it retard my ability to do it in real life

Drugs and lucid dreaming
Thursday, 12 August 2010 16:06
Fred

I don’t know if you condone the talk of drugs on the website but the first time I took LSD it was just like Lucid dreams i used to have when I was little (before it got really trippy). I have since started having really mad dreams that I can delve really deep into.

The only problem is when I wake up I feel like I’ve been answering math question for the 24 hours, my body feels well rested but my brain feels knackered.

I often find myself falling into lucid dreams while at work or on the bus. It seems so real but I have trained my self to be able to notice and quickly get out of them.

Brilliant website

How vivid is lucid dreaming?
Saturday, 31 July 2010 12:31
Jordan Parkash

Hello there, I am 16 and have been having rather disturbing nightmares for while now, also how vivid are lucid dreams, do they feel as real – as real life?

I have had dreams where I have felt physical pain and the water and wind blowing through my face

so is lucid dreaming as real as that? Also has there even been a case of two people in the same dream, because me and my sister coincidentally had the same dream once and the exact same thing happened to both of us.

P.S.
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 23:15
sarah

it is just your dreams your just realizing that your dreaming nothing wrong with it type another comment if you have any more questions a 10 year old can answer

re:paranoid
Wednesday, 15 July 2009 23:12
sarah

hi, you won’t be haunted by spirits (I have not lucid dreamed before) but if you did most people wouldn’t lucid dream P.S. to andrew s. not the same sarah I am the one that wanted dream interp. website

Afraid to try it.
Sunday, 12 July 2009 05:58
Sarah

This is really cool. I’m kinda scared to try this though. I’m religious. Am I going against God by doing this? Or am I gonna be like… haunted by spirits? I don’t know haha just paranoid I guess

question
Tuesday, 16 June 2009 22:40
sarah

hi, I just wanted to ask if you know of any really good dream interp. websites and no I don’t mean te ones that have keywords only ex. I look for meanings for the details in my dreams but most of the websites just give one thing like say that you have a dream that has many things and just the keywords might not be correct and also it would be cool if they told you why you dream one detail and then put all the details together to get the whole dream and I would think they would not be accurate if they are just detais
sorry to bother,sarah

@Alexis
Thursday, 11 June 2009 16:47
Andrew Strachan
Thanks for visiting the site Alexis, you’re quite right about the typo. I’ve corrected it just for you!