I get stuck in walls occasionally. The trouble with repetition is, if you start to expect that it won't work for you, especially in dreams, then it really won't. As a non-dream example, I've been trying to send a route (rock climbing) for a couple of months now. I've known all the moves, have enough strength and endurance to consistently make it to the top, but at one of two spots, I would fall. Every. Single. Time.
So I took a couple weeks off from the route, climbed other walls. Then, when I went back to it, I acknowledged that the difficulty was all in my mind, and I focused on just climbing. One move after another. And it was easy. Anticlimactic, even.
For you: take some time off from walking through walls. Blow them up, fly through windows, hell, dig your way out. Fly into the ceiling and dislodge the roof.
Once you've escaped in a couple of very interesting ways that you've never tried before, built up some confidence, then it's time to walk through walls. And you will, because you've always had that ability. There is nothing blocking your path, now, because you've already obliterated the obstacles in your mind.
That was fun to write. I hope it helps.
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