Yea I have it in my signature if you press the spoiler, if you mean the LD counts?
Anyway this morning I had the same experience but this time I did a full WILD(for my second time 2/2 successful, I think you read my other one that i posted in the lucid experiences section)
So I woke up around 2 hours before wakeup-time and I decided to wild because I felt in perfect shape for it(relaxed and alert). I entered sp and this uncomfortable "i cant breathe" part after about 5-10 minutes.
Then I just relaxed more and more and waited, and the sounds began to came, it was a song(again) and it was a partysong that I recognized but can't recall right now. Then some images came and I guess I lost conciousness for a breaf moment(or it just felt like that) because next thing
I'm standing up outside. So I noseplugged and then I did some proper stabilisation, and did some really fun stuff, it was most fun because it was extremely vivid, and it was really beautiful. I flew up high and I was sort of in space because there were stars all around me. Then I flew down and looked for fun things.
I tried "passive dream control" and expected people I knew to appear behind the corners but they didn't
So I woke up and just re-entered about 5 times. I lucid dreamt for total of 1 - 2 hours I believe, with 5 wake-ups so these lds wasnt short and it was really amazing. I did crazy stuff. fought with indians that had bears as pets, I almost ate a tiger, i bit flesh of it
The only bad thing is that I can't really recall it all. But I sure had fun.
Although I remember having lack of control, I would rather look for stuff than create them myself and I tried using superpowers but it didnt work, flying was the only thing I could manage..
I think it's all about the subconcious believing to use passive and active control.. And its not easy. Also managing subconcious intent would probably benefit people in the real life a lot aswell I can imagine.
Like instead of saying to yourself "I'm good at this" and still subconciously believe you suck, that doens't do anything for you. But if you manage to actually convince your subconcious that your good at something, you'd get the confidence to be good at it.
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