Thread: Questions and help about lucid dreaming

Kevinem, welcome to DV .

Sometimes, dreams transition from one scene to another with apparently nothing in between, so don't worry if the dream doesn't seem to make sense; this is normal. If there is a definite gap in the dream before the next scene, then it may be that you're just remembering two dreams, one after the other.

When you say you have no control, do you mean you have no control in a non-lucid dream, or in a lucid dream? Because you won't usually be able to consciously control your dream if you're not lucid in it.

ShockWave.

Originally Posted by ShockWave

Kevinem, welcome to DV .

Sometimes, dreams transition from one scene to another with apparently nothing in between, so don't worry if the dream doesn't seem to make sense; this is normal. If there is a definite gap in the dream before the next scene, then it may be that you're just remembering two dreams, one after the other.

When you say you have no control, do you mean you have no control in a non-lucid dream, or in a lucid dream? Because you won't usually be able to consciously control your dream if you're not lucid in it.

ShockWave.

Well if I have no control in a NLD or LD, what is the difference? It wouldn't be a lucid dream if I couldn't have control, right?