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    Ocean Pier and a Party

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    Individual
    , 01-15-2015 at 05:37 AM (499 Views)
    It's been a while since I last posted any dreams and I regret that because I have been slowly losing recall and now only have fragments when I sleep now. I guess that is the consequence of stopping my dream journal out of nowhere. But I've decided to come back to it again with a new motivation and hopefully more maturity about that whole thing. I got slightly annoyed when I had one lucid dream and then nothing. But I realise now there is nothing I can do about that and hopefully I will persist more this time. Anyway, onto the dream!

    Non-Lucid
    Questioning
    Lucid

    I was on a pier with a couple of DC's and was looking over the side. The water was light blue in colour and I could see down to the sand below me. I was told by one of the DC's that there would be a party going on in one of the houses. I seemed like a really rich area as I could see some very swanky looking houses a couple of blocks away from the ocean itself. I started to follow the DC's up some small wodden stairs, blinked, and was instantly at the party. I saw J in the main dining room and went over to her, we chatted for a bit until a couple of my other friends showed up and took me a secluded room in the house. The only furniture it had was a dark wooden bed with blue covers, white pillows and an armrest. On the armrest were two phones, I assumed one was mine and one was J's (even though we dont have phones that look like that at all.) I grabbed J's phone for some reason and went on google, I could read the text wonderfully and I started to wonder what she would say if she saw me on her phone without permission. She then promptly walked through the door and started to yell at me before I woke up.

    My first dream I've recorded of the year, not the greatest but it was a nice view at the very start. I'm hopefully gonna stick with it and have some more lucids as I keep going. The concept of this still really interests me as I watched a documentary saying we spend roughly 20 years asleep. Why not spend those 20 years having fun.

    - Have my 2nd Lucid Dream.
    - Have a conversation with a DC.
    - Fly while Lucid.

    Not many goals this time round. Those are the three that came to mind, I'll try to add more when I think of something that I fancy doing.
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    Comments

    1. ~Dreamer~'s Avatar
      Nice to see you journaling again!
      Your recall seems great to me, very detailed.
      That view does sound nice... I wonder if you'll get to see it from above soon when you're flying!

      I definitely agree - if you're going to spend that much time sleeping, you might as well learn how to make the most of it!
      Keep up the great work, I can't wait to see how you progress this year.
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    2. Individual's Avatar
      Thanks, I feel like my dreams really make me feel happy when I wake up. I've never really had that before where I remember at least one dream almost every night. I find it quite invigorating. I also remember I had a semi-lucid dream a couple nights ago, unfortunately I can't remember it but I know it happened. Hopefully this competition will be full of people hyping each-other up to get Lucid. That's what I look forward to.

      That'll be a great lucid, when I actually start flying. Probably one of my harder tasks that I've thought of but it's not impossible.
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    3. ~Dreamer~'s Avatar
      I'm glad to hear you're joining the competition! I entered the last one and it really motivated me to improve my dreaming practices. AnotherDreamer is trying to convince me to join this one too, I'll decide in the next couple of days whether I will.

      Lucid dreaming opens up so many opportunities to do things you could never dream of doing in waking life.
      Dream control works like waking life skills - you'll be a natural at some things, and others can always be improved with practice and experience.
      I bet you'll be flying in no time!
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