Thread: Tell the story of your most productive LD

My most productive LD was where I did the 4 things I wrote down in my Dream Plan the night prior. My plan consisted of: Becoming Lucid and staying aware, flying(for the first time), Create and become your own superhero(really fun to do), and bang a random chick. I did all of them just by simply, well, i guess doing them. I know some of them were rather plain but hey, it was the beginning of my lucid adventures lol. I found that when you have a plan to stick to, staying in the dream doesnt require much effort. I know, not to interesting haha

The superhero thing is far from boring, and flying must've been pretty cool. When you seduced the girl, were you just like: 'Let's have sex' or was it a whole seduction scenario with like, wooing and that?

Originally Posted by cyanidebaby

The superhero thing is far from boring, and flying must've been pretty cool. When you seduced the girl, were you just like: 'Let's have sex' or was it a whole seduction scenario with like, wooing and that?

Haha, well since it was one of my first LDs I kinda just pulled her aside and got straight into the action, no time wasted. But It wasnt like rape or anything, cause I did make sure she was down and cool with it(as most DC's are). Now though I do enjoy putting on scenarios, but I dont do it as often because I like to focus on more productive things lol. Never gets old though

Yeah, sometimes the most productive are not the best. Like, even though I spawned zombies and was in Hogwarts, the DC I wanted to meet never showed, and when I started fighting zombies everyone just stood around and pretty much ignored it, like I was just eating a snack or something, SO I completed my basic zombie goal but not the much cooler team goal where all my favourite fictional characters join me and we kick ass, whether they're from the same book/film/ TV show or not.

My favourite lucid is still the one where I was swimming in a supersized (clean) toilet because some woman from the X Factor chucked me in, just cause of the strangeness of it.

Originally Posted by cyanidebaby

Yeah, sometimes the most productive are not the best. Like, even though I spawned zombies and was in Hogwarts, the DC I wanted to meet never showed, and when I started fighting zombies everyone just stood around and pretty much ignored it, like I was just eating a snack or something, SO I completed my basic zombie goal but not the much cooler team goal where all my favourite fictional characters join me and we kick ass, whether they're from the same book/film/ TV show or not.

My favourite lucid is still the one where I was swimming in a supersized (clean) toilet because some woman from the X Factor chucked me in, just cause of the strangeness of it.

I guess if you want to really create the scenario you should have to give up some of your awareness and possibly the lucidness, you know that's it's not real and that zombie ain't really there so the DCs think the same.

I see where you're going, but if I give up my lucidity, don't I ruin my chance to be fully present in the epic scenario?

Originally Posted by cyanidebaby

I see where you're going, but if I give up my lucidity, don't I ruin my chance to be fully present in the epic scenario?

I honestly don't know, I guess if you make a really stable scenario and just go in with the situation then you and the DCs might possibly start acting according to the events taking place in that scenario.

Originally Posted by LDman

I guess if you want to really create the scenario you should have to give up some of your awareness and possibly the lucidness, you know that's it's not real and that zombie ain't really there so the DCs think the same.

You dont have to give up your lucidity or awareness LDman fortunately, all it takes is good intention and expectation. And with persistent practice in the area of Dream Control, anything will work out the way you want it.

Creating persistent realms.

Such a tough thing to do, and even tougher to become proficient at, and nearly impossible to master.

It requires an unimaginable amount of control.

It's very much worth it. There isn't a minute in my life that I am not entertained. Or learning. Or critically thinking.
I love critically thinking.