25. February 2009
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH FINALLY MY FIRST LUCIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDS!!! And note the plural!
After one and half year of successless trying, I kind of feared that I couldn't ever go lucid again (having been lucid only once, about 10 years ago). Good to know that I can
I went to bed at 2am, woke at 9am because my sister's alarm clock rang and didn't go off for 2 minutes or something because she wasn't in her room. I was really annoyed, thinking "there's no way in hell that I can go back to sleep now". Being the desperate person that I am, I tried to WILD anyway, as I always do. To no success, as usual. At least, I managed to fall asleep again. I entered a dream a few minutes later.
I am on the composition workshop of 2009. The participants including me have just finished playing an improvisation sitting round a big table and are going to go somewhere now, probably gonna go eat. I thus stand up and think "man, it's so awesome that I am on this composition workshop again. It doesn't seem like a year has already passed at all." I thus think, amused (and in no way seriously predicting it!), "this could be a dream". I thus smile to look on my watch what month we have (the composition workshops are in October). I lift my arm, but before I have even looked on my watch I suddenly just KNOW that I am in a dream. I do my reality check: I try to put the fingers of my right hand through the palm of the same hand, which doesn't work. I then think that this might simply be impossible to do, so I push my left hand index finger against my right hand palm. It doesn't go through at once, but it does work. It kind of feels like squeezing it through a mass of chew'd chewing gum. It doesn't come out at the end, but my right hand's skin does camber and looks like it is about to tear. I know that this is not possible in real life, thus being completely sure of my lucidity now. I become really excited and smile. I see two of last year's participants near me, Andru and Niklas. I don't really want to talk to them (I am a quite humble person in real life) because I don't want to have to explain my being lucid to them (XD), thinking that that might be embarassing. Being so excited, I spin around on the spot (having planned to do that in ANY CASE if I ever turned lucid, so that I would definitely not lose lucidity). My settings don't change (and I don't think the dream became any clearer). To be completely sure, I also rub my hands against each other, having read in these forums that this, too, can help. Then, I want to let myself fall backwards through the floor. I fear that it might not work, knowing that in some lucid dreams, not everything is possible, especially in your first few lucids. I also fear that I might lose lucidity because of it. I do it anyway and let myself fall. I do fall through the floor, but not very far (maybe four feet). I can look through the floor from below now as if there were no floor. (I think I see a few others looking at me, but I'm not too sure about this.) I then think to myself that this is a lucid, after all!! So a few awesome things SHOULD be possible. I thus plan to have the world's biggest water slide lead me further downward from here on. The whole thing does turn into a water slide, but it's not really enormous or spectacular. I slide down but soon wake up.
I am in my bed. On the off-chance of this being a false awakening (although I hadn't planned a false awakening, not predicting that I'd wake up so soon), I try pushing my left hand index finger through my right hand palm again. And IT WORKS!! I thus am lucid. I jump out of my bed. It is nighttime. First, I spin around on the spot again, then rub my hands against each other. This time, it does make the dream a bit clearer. I hear voices in the hallway. In this dream, my own room's door is a milk glass door and I can see shades behind it. I am quite a bit scared. I suspect my father and someone else, potentially evil, to be in the hallway. I don't want to leave my room, not wanting to talk to them. Then, my brother opens the door and all of that is forgotten. I laugh into his face, yelling "lucid dream, lucid dream!". (In real life, upon my asking him, a few days before he had told me that he had lucid dreams quite often but woke himself up when he had them because he preferred to let everything just happen; he said that when lucid, he always had the image of himself lying in bed dreaming this in mind, which is why he doesn't like lucids.) He is a bit annoyed and replies "I won't know that you have yelled this into my face when you wake up." (I find this interesting! Has anyone else yet encountered DCs who are more aware of the dream being a dream than yourself?!) We go into his room. I know from these forums that some persons encounter difficulties leaving their house after a false awakening. I thus do what I had planned to do when once having a false awakening: I jump through his window (although it is closed). (I had actually planned to jump through my own window, but being in my brother's room, why go back into my own? It is more comfortable to do this in his room, anyway.) His room is on the first floor, so that works quite well. I fall, nearly hitting the ground, but then go flying. I first fly really, really high, but then quickly drop to a normal level again. I fly over the street into the park (it is daytime and the sky is blue now, but in the dream, I do not notice this at all), being really merry and excited about everything. While flying, I notice that the dream is not as real as real life, which disappoints me a bit after reading about others' lucid dreams on here. It is as if I didn't have my glasses on. Which is a bit of an awkward comparison, because I didn't have glasses on in the dream; this didn't affect my vision, however. Vision was perfect as if with glasses. The whole dream didn't seem very clear, anyway.
I fly around and around, and I notice that, as I have read in others' dream journals, too, I can only fly to a certain altitude before losing lots of altitude again. It annoys me just a bit. I think to myself that, since flying isn't THAT awesome (I hadn't actually planned to ever fly when lucid because everyone seems to do it :p), I should stop flying soon and try to accomplish another of my dream goals. I thus tell myself I will soon stop, but I still fly around. I fly through a very little, very cold stream (I do not feel any cold, I just KNOW for a reason that it is cold). I then am really annoyed by not getting really high. I thus imagine to activate some rockets and boosters. I do go higher for a bit, but not much. I really do NOT WANT to drop, thus with all the force of my will, keep flying upwards, but only very, very slowly (maybe 4 inches per second or something). I then notice that I am next to a big (quite awesome; haven't yet seen such a cool tree in real life) tree. I tell myself that I should at least get as high as that tree. But the tree seems to go on and on forever, and only concentrating on getting as high as the tree, I lose lucidity and wake up quickly.
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