Have you ever been forced out of lucidity?

**DreamInception** · 05-01-2012 09:40 AM

In my humble opinion, sometimes you are not meant to stay in lucidity for long. Recently I had an experienced were I found myself coming out of lucidity, once I felt this I began to spin to remain in lucidity. This works well for me all the time, but this time something felt different. As if I was being forced out of lucidity. Yet I remain in lucidity as I continue using my favorite techniques - such as spinning. So what happens next? Suddenly my cell phone on my bed goes off. It was 5 a.m. My cell phone never goes off at six a.m. It was just some random text from someone who rarely gets up before noon. Just some random text asking me if I wanted to go to breakfast. My thought was: what? I never received a text like this before. So was there a connection between my lucid dream and me being woken up via a text? I can't prove it, but it all felt that I was being pushed out of that dream one way or another.

Has anyone ever experienced a lucid dream where you felt as if you were being forced out of it one way or another?

**samedi** · 05-01-2012 10:01 AM

ive had similar lucid dreams aswell its just your subconcous trying to stop you from lucid dreaming. i read somewhere that when we sleep our brain is storing information into permanent memorys and plus when we dream our subconcous is telling us stuff about our waking lives in the form of simbols and stuff. just remember that expectation is everything so if you expect to forced out of your dream you wiil be.

**DreamInception** · 05-01-2012 10:45 AM

I don't believe that many of my lucid dreams and dream premonitions come from my subconscious. Some dreams come from outside ourselves as we interact with a certain dream energy that visits us as we sleep. I have proof of this. I've had plenty of premonitions that came to me without warning and then materialized themselves within my life just hours after awakening. And I"m not talking just a premonition of running into someone, I'm talking about a major crime that occurred before my eyes that almost took my life. I can't talk about this since it's confidential and it wouldn't be safe to do so. My point is that I truly believe that some dreams come to us from another place that is not our subconscious.