Lucid Dreaming Experiences

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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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