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Your World is Your Oyster


I once had a friend who had been trying to attain a lucid dream for quite a while. Finally after weeks of practice he entered his first lucid dream.

I asked him what he had done in his dream, expecting to hear stories of wonderment.

He turned to me and said “I found a newspaper and started to read it. I noticed that the words kept changing. (Common in dreams). After about two minutes, I realized that I was wasting the dream and at that point woke up.”

So after all his efforts, he finally had a lucid dream and then…… read a newspaper!

I laughed at this when he told me because it is quite common for people to spend a lot of effort trying to have a lucid dream and then when they do have one, simply not having any ideas what to do because they haven’t fore thought about it.

As the title of this section says, Your world is your oyster”. This means that you can do basically anything your imagination can think of.

There are a few common themes that people seem to follow so I will cover those first.

Flying


I do not know why, but many people seem to naturally start to fly when they become lucid. It’s a really simple thing to try.

Some people fly like Superman, some fly by flapping their arms. My technique alternates between a Superman style and for a more leisurely pace, a sort of swimming breast stroke style through the air.

The trick is to believe that you can. The minute you doubt yourself for any reason, you will fail. Flying is possible, believe it. Try jumping in the air. More often than not you will just stay there. Alternatively try launching yourself like Superman straight up. Sometimes I just lie back and float like I am in a swimming pool. Anything is possible. Find the technique that works best for you.


Make a doorway to your subconscious


I have been mastering this technique in more recent years. It is a way in which you can get a lot more from things that you have learnt (in the real world).

When you read a technical book or magazine or even a novel, there may be parts that you didn’t understand or lost track of. If you feel that you couldn’t quite grasp a storyline or mathematical formula etc. then this method is for you.

Although YOU didn’t feel as though you had grasped something properly, your subconscious may have.

In your lucid dream try and conjure up a person that represents your subconscious. Just the same way as you would conjure up a famous person. (See below) Then simply ask the questions that you wanted answers to. Hopefully your subconscious will ‘talk’ to you via this ‘person’.

I have tried this many times. Sometimes the answers you receive can be quite surprising!

Magic powers


One morning, I woke up and looked at the curtains thinking how nice it would be if they were open letting the sunlight in. At that instance, the curtains flew wide open and in came the sun.

Wow!.

I then looked at the lamp by the side of my bed. I gave a quick flick of my head to the right and the lamp flew across the room and hit the wall. “I have telekinetic powers” I thought.

Then it dawned on me. I must be dreaming, and I was. I floated up out of bed and flew out through the window on a lucid adventure.

Magic powers are a great way to exercise your newfound ability to do absolutely anything. Try moving things with your mind it’s great fun. Sometimes it’s fun to just ‘magic’ somebody away in a puff of smoke.

Walk through walls or windows


Walking through walls can be an experience. The first time I did this I just walked up to a wall and pressed my nose against it. I pushed a little harder and then felt myself easing through the brickwork.

I could feel empty space on the other side after I had pushed my arm all the way through. Eventually I ‘popped’ through and to the other side. An interesting experience.

When I float through windows (why bother opening them?) I always hear a little ‘ping’ sound when I pop through the glass. I have never understood why?

Fly into space


This can be a most exhilarating experience. When you have mastered flying, fly as fast as you can towards the sky.

Sometimes I look down as I am doing this to watch the earth fall away below my feet. Eventually I reach space itself!

I have done this many times. It is great fun sitting cross legged in space looking back at mother Earth! I usually fly back to Earth as fast as I can and stop dead just before I hit the ground. Ironically I usually wind up in my back garden. Not bad navigating!

Meet a famous person


Try calling out for your favourite movie star or pop star. This method will work better if you turn your back and then say “When I turn around, they will be there”. More often than not they are.

This method works far better than trying to get them to materialize in front of you.

Meet up with a loved one who has passed away


This is one of the more controversial things that you can do in a lucid dream although it can be one of the most profound.

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.

The reason that it courts controversy is because some people actually believe that they are talking to their loved ones, whilst others claim it is only a figment of their imagination.

My view on this is ‘Does it matter?’ It can be a wonderful experience to see, touch and hold somebody you hold dear in your heart. Whether they are real or not is irrelevant.

What IS real are the feelings that you experience and the elation you feel during and after the experience.

I view this as one of the most valuable experiences lucid dreaming has opened up for me.


Sexual encounters


I knew I would have to get to this part eventually. It’s the first thing I get asked when explaining to people what you can do in lucid dreams. As with anything in the lucid world, you are only limited by your imagination. If you can imagine it, you can do it!

Lucid dreams can be used to fulfill sexual fantasies or more importantly overcome sexual inhibitions.

Sexual dysfunction can often be a product of the mind. Trying out things in your own lucid world where you cannot cause harm or be harmed either emotionally or physically can be a great way of exploring your internal sexual desires.


Summary


Well, this section brings your free lucid dreaming course to a conclusion. Lucid dreaming is a wonderful gift that we can utilize.

It may seem that there is a lot of practice needed and effort required. For some this is true for others it comes more easily. Either way, the effort you put in will be rewarded many times over.

You will gain a gift that few people use. You will enter worlds that only some people can fantasize about. Above all, you will never look at dreaming the same way again.

I hope you have enjoyed this course, and I hope you have many wonderful lucid experiences in the future. Feel free to browse the rest of the site for more information and links about Lucid Dreaming.

 

  



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Comments (21)
LUCID DREAMING IS GOOOOOOOD SHIT!
21 Saturday, 31 July 2010 19:02
Hue G Rection
I had my first lucid dream about 1 second ago and it was amazing. I met gorge bush and had a threesome whith him and his 2 penis's. It was goooood shit! I also went to the great wall of china...i accidently farted and knocked it down. I went to the candy shop and 50 cent sucked my lolipop. and i also flied, i stripped naked and spun my penis roundlike a helicopter i tried to touch it but i almost chopped my fingers off...i flew to the moon and met George Lucas and he brought harrison ford and we had another threesome (HOT INDIANA LOVE!!!!)
Love from mum
P.S LUCID DREAMING IS AWESOME!!!!!(If you have no life like me, i would suggest lucid dreaming...or maybe call your therapist and get a life YOU SAD MOFO!!!
...Also...
20 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
19 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!
18 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
17 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
16 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
15 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?!?!
14 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
13 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
12 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! :)
11 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:
10 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
9 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
8 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...
7 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!
6 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
5 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...
4 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
3 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...
2 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!
1 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

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