VictoReverie's Night-time Adventures

A collection of lucid dreams from August onwards

Lucidity horizon

FA. I fly superman style out of the window, expecting the sky to be bright, unfortunately, the landscape is dull and colourless. I float around the night sky anyway, and eventually fly back to my house (which now has an extremely high roof, giving me plenty of space to perform ariel tricks). I look outside and am pleasantly surprised that the sky is now bright. I go outside to appreciate the beautiful scenery. Then, I turn myself into a human rocket ship by putting my hands over my head like I was a pencil. I blast off into space, but there isn’t much to see. I keep on going upwards and feel myself going through a layer of cling film. I rationalise that there must be different “layers” of the scape and I have just passed through one. I go through a few more and suddenly, there is a sharp pain in my head and I realised I have reached a limit. I think that I must have travelled too far, and then I wake up.
Note: When I woke up I realized that there are no layers of the dreamscape and no "limit" to how far i could travel. Silly dreaming mind!

Sexiest Girl Alive

FA. I walk outside, and my younger sister is near the door. I say hi to her, but she doesn’t say anything and unlocks the door for me. I thank her and then walk out and begin stabilising. I shout out “This is a dream!” and dance in joy. Then, I sweep my hands and shout “increase clarity!”. The part of the scene I focused on turns frosty white, as if it was covered in mist. I focus on some leaves and shout “Increase clarity!”, and they turn white as well. I inspect them closely and find out that I have frozen them. I am glad about my newfound ability. I then shout “Turn to ice” but the leaves don’t do anything. I continue walking and realise that I haven’t “anchored myself to the dream” (part of stabilisation routine I learned. I say “Firmly anchored to dream”, and realise it would be interesting to use a physical anchor. I turn around a corner, expecting an anchor on the floor, but none appears. I see a hose nearby and tie it around my waist (like a belt), and I reasoned that since that was connected to the floor, it would act as an anchor. I kept walking, thinking about my goal for the dream—to summon supermodel Melanie Iglesias. I approach a nearby house and knock on the door, expecting Melanie to open it. Nothing happens. I find that the door is already unlocked, and I push it open. Melanie is kneeling on the floor, and she looks up at be with beautiful brown eyes. The scene around me blurs/fades, and all I can see is her face. I am overcome with excitement and wake up.



The Beach

DEILD. I get out of bed and find that everything is dark and low clarity. I wander around for a bit and then decide to step through a window to a new dream scene. As I step through (I feel a like I am going through a layer of cling film/ water every time I walk through a solid object), I imagine myself at a beach. Indeed, I then find myself in a beautiful beach, perfectly sunny, sparkling blue water, and smooth sand which I can feel under my feet. I jump with joy into the water, and find that I can see and breathe underwater (I cannot swim in real life). I try different swimming styles—backstroke, freestyle, and only-possible-in-a-dream do nothing and move forward. Eventually, the dream fades and I prepare myself to DEILD back. Fails to DEILD

Short Lucids

DEILD Rub hands. Have trouble gaining vision until i grope my way to a door. As I open it light floods into my vision and I can see properly. I punch the walls of my house trying to completely destroy them, but they only bulge. Then, I shout "There is no wall! I am punching my mind!" (inspired by The Matrix--"there is no spoon" but regret it as I realize that punching the wall might be painful to my brain now . As thoughts about how i'm dreaming seep into my mind I allow the dream to fade and prepare to DEILD. fails to DEILD

I realize I am dreaming. I try to stabilize by shouting "increase clarity!", but I find out I cannot hear or say anything. I fear that if my stabilization routine cannot be completed, I will wake up, and it is this thought that makes me wake up.

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