Instant unconsious dream control

this is for people who have total control of there dream land and what happens in there unconscious mind one

of my good friend told me who i converse about the astral plane and the plane of exstience with that instantly dream is death

but i told him that no its but only a dream cuh i have two of this instant dream so far i was chillin on a rock in the middle of no wherre there was a Red moutain






is all i can remember than suddenly i was in the air then God Sillhouette' was there and said i cant wait it till they feel My Wrath or along the lines in that sort of diaoulge i was in a very lucid dream before this happen cuh wen this instant dream happen i jus woke up for like 10 mins then i Immediatily was in a Dream world there that happen in the dream but i wasnt the dream character then it endend with me eating candy from my wall then i was back in my room so i was wonder do you immediatly know your in an unconscious state as every dream begins or does it take meditation and concentrating so you can start where the dream begins and until it ends?

Most of the time during a non-lucid dream the time it starts depends on your memory. The very beginning of a dream is often incoherent, jumbled, nonsense. You can actually witness the very beginnings of the dream state during a WILD (Wake Induced Lucid Dream). During this process you can witness the entire process of falling a sleep and your mind forming a dream. For a non-lucid dream, your memory usually begins once things stabilize and become more coherent. Same thing goes with lucid dreams unless you are performing a WILD, which you are basically entering lucidity directly from the waking state.

Now, if you are talking about staying lucid during the dream, it just takes some practice and experience. It is pretty easy to lose your lucid state in the middle of the dream. I lucid dream a lot and still lose lucidity from time to time. Once you become lucid, you need to stay calm and act as if this is a natural occurrence. Easier said than done, but the more experience you gain from dreaming, the more natural lucidity will feel. This experience alone can help keep your lucidity throughout the entirety of the dream. It is also a good idea to perform a reality check every now and then throughout the dream to remind yourself that you are dreaming. You could also simply tell yourself, "I'm in a dream" every now and then to keep your lucidity. I hope this helped some. If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask.