Thread: Locked doors.

When you're stuck, try to overcome the obstacle naturally, for example you summoned a key to open the door. My dream control isn't that good, but I would have summoned something like a big hammer to smash the brick wall. The main part of dream control is having complete confidence that what you do will work. If you didn't really believe that opening the door with a key would be the solution, then bam, brick wall.

ShockWave.

Pull a key out of your pocket, or just find something to do in that town, if it were me I would of looked for a cave containing ancient ruins under the lake

Have you tried walking through the wall or door? I've found that I can sometimes get to a new place by visualizing it as I walk through. I think it works because there's not "supposed" to be anything there; it's an undefined place that can be more easily overwritten than when you're straight-up teleporting (though I don't have much experience teleporting).

Be careful with closing your eyes - if you take your attention away from your surroundings, you might destabilize the dream.

Try making up a scenario to compensate for why the doors are locked. For instance, two doors to your bedroom are locked, so you "remember" something. You could say, "oh, right - I wanted to keep my parents out of my room because I was doing homework". Then, "remember" where you put the key - under your pillow. Then use expectations to summon it, like ShockWave said.

And like Toch posted, when you open the door, visualize what will be on the other side, don't even think about a brick wall at this point! If you don't think about anything when opening the door, the dream will fill the void with whatever it deems fit. And sometimes, what it fills in can really get in the way.

Destabilizing the dream is another way to put it possibly ending, by the way