What you had, Sekhmet was a window of opportunity for a lucid dream. You were about as close to a lucid dream as is possible. When you realize that something is out of the ordinary, you are faced with a chance to ask yourself why such and such is happening.
If you figured your dead cat being with you as unusual, you can go one of two ways. You can go with the flow and think "whoa...I don't know how the hell this is happening, but I like it..." or, you can stop and say "wait a minute...wtf is going on here....this isn't normal...why is this happening?...wait a minute...This Has to Be A Dream!"
You took the former route, which is common for all of us, so don't feel discouraged. The next time something odd happens, whether you are awake or asleep, stop and ask yourself: "Why is this happening? Am I dreaming?" And then test your hypothesis. Try to do something that you know you can't do in the waking world. Try a few things. Make yourself determined to figure out whether you are awake or dreaming before going any further. This, along with the mental preparation of telling yourself you will have a lucid dream should be enough, with or without a little practice, to recognize a dream as a dream.
You're almost there, so keep it up!
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