Question on controlling your lucid dream.

**TofuBitz** · 06-07-2013 05:08 AM

Well, I've been reading "Everything Lucid Dreaming Book" by Michael R. Hathaway, and I read something in this book that I've also heard many people say; the fact that when you are lucid dreaming, that you can go to places you've never been to before. Like, say the Wall of China. You've never been there, you've never seen it, but you can visit it in your lucid dream. How is that possible? I mean, if you have no 'data' of the place, how can your mind create that image? Thanks!

**GrannyPigms** · 06-07-2013 05:19 AM

Well, I'm no lucid dream expert, I've never had one, but I hate to see a thread neglected, so I'll shoot.

My theory is, that since you know what it IS then you'll see it however your mind wants to depict it. I mean, say you got a new book that exists in real life in a lucid dream. That book does not cease to exist, your mind creates it.

That's just my thoughts.

Sweet dreams.

**Scionox** · 06-07-2013 10:25 AM

Everything is possible in dream, though the appearance can vary depending on how you consciously or subconsciously see it, it's similar to when you visualize scene when reading some story.

*Moved to Dream Control*