You could try teleporting to a new location instead of building it from scratch. Find a door that will lead you to where you want to go, or a teleporation device. |
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When I am lucid while dreaming, I don't have very much, if any variety in terms of my surroundings unless I make it so. I am always in a field of some kind, surrounded by hills and small groves of trees and clumps of rock... I can create as much as I want, but it is a time consuming process for me to build cities, towns, caves or what have you, and I have yet to make a human being appear who acts like they should. When I first started lucid dreaming, I started my dreams in various places, both derived from real places and imaginary. I had little control and lots of variety, but now the situation is opposite. Does anyone have any idea what I can do to regain the 'randomness' of dreams? Don't get me wrong, I never tire of playing god, but to be able to start my dreams in places that require a little less conscious input would be great. |
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You could try teleporting to a new location instead of building it from scratch. Find a door that will lead you to where you want to go, or a teleporation device. |
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Watch youtube vids of large cities and surroundings before going to bed, should help alot. |
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Thanks for the great suggestions, guys! I'll be sure to try both of those tonight. |
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Dream content often comes from things we see, think about, or do during the day. Watching fantasy/sci fi movies, looking at pictures of interesting objects or buildings, daydreaming, and listening to interesting music could change the content of your dreams. This is called "day residue". |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
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SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
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