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Thanks And I bet he does.

OH-MY-GOD. I could only wish really hard to get a dream like that & even then I wouldn't achieve it. My son is a hard core gamer. Makes me wonder if he has dreams like this, lol. Nice job.

The state of your dream body doesn't always have to reflect the waking life situation of your body - in the dream you are standing, walking, etc, while your actual body is not. And I know that the penis is one of the few body parts that doesn't get sleep paralysis, but still, there's no requirement for your waking life body to mirror the dream one. You naturally get erections while sleeping anyway and that doesn't instantly shift your normal dreams into sexual ones, nor wake you up. Otherwise, everytime you get morning glory your last dream of the night is a sexual one? When you focus on physical sensations, touch, or taste, or any sense in a dream, it's perception of a dream body.

I did a whole lotta reading on this subject and the research thats been done, and the DJs of a prolific lucid dreamer who frequently indulged in lucid sex. My conclusions were/are: lucid sex is in your brain, and doesn't automatically mean you have an erection in RL, or that if you ejaculate in a lucid dream that you will ejaculate in RL.

But you're right, it does take a lot of mental endurance to keep the dream stable during sex.

But, kick that self-fulfilling prophecy right now! Why would sex make you wake up?

Is it just a self-fulfilling prophecy? I think my problem has to do with getting an erection in waking life during a lucid dream. It always pulls my attention to my waking life body, which causes me to lose the dream. I have saved myself from that situation a couple of times, by walking away from the girl. I guess it's sort of a mental endurance test to keep the dream together during sex.

Nice control (both self and dream!)

But, kick that self-fulfilling prophecy right now! Why would sex make you wake up? You hear it repeated so often, normally by beginners, that others start to believe it, but it's not true. There are no limits to what you can do in your dreams. Ask the "experts", the "naturals", the frequent lucid dreamers, I bet all of them have examples in their journals of long/ good sexual encounters in lucid dreams that then go on (maybe you lose the scene, false awakening or whatever, but the dream continues.)

/rant

That said, practicing dream control in less *ehem* intense situations is better for building confidence.... Awesome lucid though, nicely done

Thoughts of having sex? I guess

I did feel a bit of nausea after I woke up, but what I felt in the dream was a lot worse. Felt like my worse waking life nausea, but I couldn't throw up and the feeling was getting more intense every second.

I don't think I've experienced that before either. Did you still feel the nausea after you woke up?

Wow, just wow.

The creativity your subconscious mind puts into this is astonishing.
I love how the dialogue is just like an epic movie, even the fact that in the end your brother (which I suppose at the time might have been traumatic) has had a statue built for him in his honor.

I'm looking forward to more dreams of yours.

interesting description of the monster . I would not want this to come across.

That part of the non-lucid sounds pretty awesome: a connection between a waking life hobby and the dreamworld. Have you ever painted a picture from a lucid dream? That would be an awesome goal!
Also, have you ever had luck on luck on reaching the frozen planet?... and who do you think the man in the brown jacket was - a DG?
Lots of questions, but your dream was pretty cool!

Thank you! No, I've never managed to re-visit the Frozen Planet. I won't stop until I do, though. The feeling I got from the man was that he was the leader of the monsters in that cave. I hope he wasn't my dream guide. What kind of DG just teleports away?

Edit: Oh! I forgot to answer one of your questions! Yes, I have painted one of my dreams! It wasn't lucid one, but it's the most memorable dream I've had: the dream where I saw the Frozen Planet.

It's way better than any of my drawings in waking life. In the artwork I'm flying in a vast cavern.

That part of the non-lucid sounds pretty awesome: a connection between a waking life hobby and the dreamworld. Have you ever painted a picture from a lucid dream? That would be an awesome goal!
Also, have you ever had luck on luck on reaching the frozen planet?... and who do you think the man in the brown jacket was - a DG?
Lots of questions, but your dream was pretty cool!

The baby only looked like human, but none of the beings in that cave were human. The baby was pale, like a zombie, and should not have been able to speak so clearly. It was creeping me out. That's why I tried to make him disappear.

Good attempt! That baby though, was it a human or "cave monster" baby?