An interesting Episode

[ScotchTapeWorm]

I am still new to lucid dreaming. The few that I did have I woke up within seconds. This time was kind of weird. I was told to do something in the backyard. I go outside, and see a giant pig. I run back inside and say to my dad that there is a giant pig outside! He didn't care. I said "I'll only go outside if I can fly" Then I realized I was dreaming and that I can fly. I got exited, but quickly calmed down so I wouldn't wake up. The dream faded to black. Then I felt the vibrations (doesn't this only happen when entering a dream not exiting one?) After the vibrations finished, I felt another series of vibrations that felt completely different. I started to see something in the blackness. It turned into a perfect white square. Then in that square I saw a very sketchy cartoon. (similar to the "Take on Me" video by A Ha) It turned out to be Vince McMahon from WWE (Weird considering I don't watch wrestling) Then the square disappeared, and I saw a Butler looking guy who looked like a really colorful video game character with graphics that would be on PS2. He greeted me "Good Evening Bryan" I was amazed at how vivid and clear dreams really look! I wanted to interact with him, but I didn't want to wake up. Somehow I opened my real eyes, and saw both the real world, and the dream world. Then the dream faded.

[IndigoGhost]

It turned out to be Vince McMahon from WWE (Weird considering I don't watch wrestling) If you don't watch wrestling, how do you know who Vince McMahon is?

[Thatguynextdoor]

haha dreams are weird I'm fairly new to lucid dreaming too. I've had a few blurry/non realistic lucids that sucked and didn't last more than 20 seconds. Most around 5. They were still amazing though but not anything lifelike at ALL so I'm still really desperate to have a good one Next time the dream starts to fade start spinning and yelling at the top of your lungs. I've personally found the yelling actually helps more than spinning because my dreams are strangely silent sometimes