First Lucid Dream?

**Dusta** · 12-21-2014 02:08 PM

After 2 months of trying I'm pretty sure I just had my first LD. It's funny because I'd decided to give it a break the last couple of days.
I automatically realised I was dreaming without reality checks. I looked around and tried rubbing my hands together to increase the vividness, but the dream then faded into a another place. I was in a bedroom and I tried floating and jumping on the bed, but this woke me up.

Was this is a semi lucid dream? It was very blurry and I didn't feel like I was completely there in my body.

Also, if so will I likely have LD's more often now?

Thanks!

**virusje** · 12-21-2014 02:43 PM

I think you were not fully lucid.
Cause when you are, YOU are 100% at that place, and you say you weren't completely there?
But chances are you getting in lucid states more often now.
My first lucids weren't long either, they are still to short, lol. :p

A full lucid should be even more vidid than real life! and you feel like you are fully there.

**Forg** · 12-21-2014 02:50 PM

Being lucid is knowing that you're dreaming. So it was a lucid dream, but it was one with low vividness and clarity, but it's still a lucid dream then.

Wether you get LD's more often now, or not, is up to your practice

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**TranquilityTrip** · 12-29-2014 04:33 AM

Originally Posted by Dusta

After 2 months of trying I'm pretty sure I just had my first LD. It's funny because I'd decided to give it a break the last couple of days.
I automatically realised I was dreaming without reality checks. I looked around and tried rubbing my hands together to increase the vividness, but the dream then faded into a another place. I was in a bedroom and I tried floating and jumping on the bed, but this woke me up.

Was this is a semi lucid dream? It was very blurry and I didn't feel like I was completely there in my body.

Also, if so will I likely have LD's more often now?

Thanks!

Did you feel as thought you knew that you were dreaming and understood the implications of that realization?
If yes, then you were lucid.
If no, then you were not.
If you do not know or remember, then it is impossible to determine.

**dolphin** · 12-29-2014 05:37 AM

Originally Posted by TranquilityTrip

Did you feel as thought you knew that you were dreaming and understood the implications of that realization?
If yes, then you were lucid.
If no, then you were not.
If you do not know or remember, then it is impossible to determine.

This is referring to a layer 3 lucid dream. Lucid dreams that only reach layer 1 or 2 of lucidity are also valid. The dream in question reached layer 2 of lucidity so technically it was a lucid dream.

Whether or not you have more LDs is up to your practice. Try to analyze what you did right that allowed you to have this lucid dream. That information will come in handy.

**robertcox88** · 12-29-2014 08:46 AM

I don't know what the definitions are but the OP knew they were dreaming and to me that's lucid. I have had dreams where I have questioned if I'm dreaming but couldn't figure it out or became distracted by something and then lost within the dreamworld again (or shifted into another scene).