Thread: What is your next dream goal???

Originally Posted by Maxis

I think I'll try this in my next LD (most preferably tonight) out of curiosity. Everytime I die in a dream (no matter the cause, whether it's lucid or non-lucid, etc.) I wake up, but I wonder if this would be different if I had no fear and believed I wouldn't wake up. I'm mostly interested in what would happen in the afterlife if one believed that there was absolutely nothing after death; how would one's subconscious take that? Would you still have a body and just float around in blackness, or would there be no 'you' left? Would you still be able to perceive time, have thoughts and feelings, even have a conscience? What happens when you wake up? So many questions, guess I'll get them answered soon.

I used to have dreams of dying all the time when I was about 6 years old and I would always wake up too. I can remember that I eventually dreamt of a man breaking into my house and shooting me with an elephant gun. Blood and guts flew all over the walls (I know, I was kind of a messed up little kid). That time I didn't wake up though, I just watched from outside of my body while this man proceeded to murder my whole family. I remember floating up towards the ceiling and thinking, hmm that life thing was weird.

YEA kind of off-topic sorry, while I'm here I'll add something though!

I want to summon a giant planet in the sky that is covered in flames, make it crash into earth, survive the resulting inferno, and then breakdance with mutants.

Originally Posted by Maxis

I wonder if this would be different if I had no fear and believed I wouldn't wake up. I'm mostly interested in what would happen in the afterlife if one believed that there was absolutely nothing after death; how would one's subconscious take that? Would you still have a body and just float around in blackness, or would there be no 'you' left? Would you still be able to perceive time, have thoughts and feelings, even have a conscience? What happens when you wake up? So many questions, guess I'll get them answered soon.

Yeah, exactly!!! Please pm me results of your experiment, I will do so, if you want.?.

Put a gun to my head, accept the end of my existence with no fear, believe that after death there is just simply nothing and pull the trigger -> see what happens (hopefully).

I was wondering if this experience could get rid of the fear of death in waking life??? Maybe I'll start a new thread about this...

I want to open a door a change the landscape to a beautiful green field with nothing but a really big tree and an awesome light blue sky with planets, then just sit there and watch.

Originally Posted by GigaByte777

I want to open a door a change the landscape to a beautiful green field with nothing but a really big tree and an awesome light blue sky with planets, then just sit there and watch.

That is awesome. Dreams like that are truly wonderful.

To become the president, and eventually king of my dream world. Will probably take some time and DC abuse but it will be done.

Develop better control in LDs.

Don't have very much right now, so it's something to work on.

Dreamscape goat. Dont worry about control until you get consistent LDs. If you work on control in dreams, you are taking time that you could use developing a LD system that will allow you to consistently LD. It is more frustrating and demotivating to have less lucids than less control.

My dream goal is to have lucid. I have had some but it feels like I'm only just aware with no control. Once I get lucid and complete control I'm an adventurer I gotta explore and create.

NFRI. I have a lot of these repetitive moment's in my dream when there is a gun I gain lucidity for just a moment to allow my self to take the bullet for a friend or a person to save there life. I can never control this to go fully lucid. It's always the same it's like I think to myself hey this is just a dream. The lucid moment ends and the guy shoots. Sometimes I even tell them where to shoot. It's always to make a point to protect who ever is around me in my dream. I feel this weird surge of energy when it happens. That's about it. I'm not sure if this relates to what you were asking about. Interesting goal I suppose, I only worry about how this will effect you after words.

I don't fear death just only fear how it will happen.

I want to go to Wonderland.

Originally Posted by Nfri

Yeah, exactly!!! Please pm me results of your experiment, I will do so, if you want.?.

Been having a dry spell with my dream recall the past few nights it seems. It might be a bit until I try it, but I'll be sure to PM you and post a DJ entry once I try it out! And yes, it'd be very cool if you did it as well!

Originally Posted by GigaByte777

I want to open a door a change the landscape to a beautiful green field with nothing but a really big tree and an awesome light blue sky with planets, then just sit there and watch.

I was doing some DEILD chaining a couple of weeks ago and visited my personal dreamworld (Serifyum) while I was at it. If I don't have a set location in mind when I'm visiting, I'll usually end up getting thrown around the outskirts of one of the more major cities (like a capital), and this is what happened. The outskirts of towns are always very natural-like, and my lucidity 'level' was very high, so I couldn't help but take a moment to appreciate the rather vivid environment: the tall light green grass swaying in the wind, the twilight sunset just transitioning to a starry night, the mountains that surrounded the city all around with their peaks shadowed from behind the setting sun. I was shocked at how real it felt and how beautiful it was. I don't really know why, but I personally really find exploring the dreamworld and interacting with dream characters and just finding all the secrets around is one of the most appealing things in lucid dreaming. Those kinds of dreams are the best, I wish you luck on your goal.

Originally Posted by Nfri

Put a gun to my head, accept the end of my existence with no fear, believe that after death there is just simply nothing and pull the trigger -> see what happens (hopefully). Did anyone try something like this?

One time I jumped off a building in a lucid. I just didn't die no matter how much I maimed myself. All the other times I've died in non-lucid dreams, I've just woken up.

My next goal is to kiss somebody who if I would kiss in the real life both of us would get in real trouble. (she`s really pretty if you`re wondering)

I really want to just create a peaceful world, and just watch. Thats it, just observe the world.

Not too long ago, My dream guide introduced me to an empty dreamscape where I could create anything and have it be there when I returned. I would like to return to that location soon.

Originally Posted by Nfri

Put a gun to my head, accept the end of my existence with no fear, believe that after death there is just simply nothing and pull the trigger -> see what happens (hopefully). Did anyone try something like this?

I shot myself in the head when I was younger and testing out death in dreams. I was sitting on a wall near the road and I put a revolver to my head and pulled the trigger. I ended up just being a ghost, so I was clear and I'm pretty sure from memory my body fell backwards to the ground while I still sat on the wall.

I'm not sure of my next goal. I might swim again to the deepest darkest parts of the ocean.

It is a bit long term, but I really just wan't to meet my dream guide. I usually have random dreams that have nothing to do with day residue, but now I do and they are turning into sad nightmares. I had one last night, which was a nightmare but not scary. It had to do with something about my mom, I won't get into it, but it made me sad.

Also, once I meet my dream guide, I can finally have a dream friend.

You can have a dream friend without it being a DG. You just gotta treat them like they are real.

Just explore in a completely real feeling dreamworld - feeling completely real and whole myself - and go discover.
Maybe if I don't go for some specific goal - I take it more relaxed.

Great thread!

My goal for my next LD: Fly into space at supersonic speed, view the earth from orbit, fly to the mood, take the moon rover for a high speed drive.

I also want to taste moon dust. I think it will taste like pixie sticks.

Originally Posted by StephL

Just explore in a completely real feeling dreamworld - feeling completely real and whole myself - and go discover.
Maybe if I don't go for some specific goal - I take it more relaxed.

Yes! This is my major goal as well. I succeeded in this a little bit on one dream during the competition and it was one of the most rewarding LDs I've had, and it was "just looking around" for a short time.

Wracking up the "lucid minutes" and getting really comfortable in the dream environment -- that's my main goal, investing for the future LDs.

First I need to have my third LD for this year, since I lost my motivation for a while there. But once I achieve that, my goal is to stabilize the dream as much as I can, thoroughly explore the area I'm in (see just how detailed it can get!), and go chat with some DCs.

My next goal is to troll with some DCs! I'm usually a quiet and shy person in waking life so having a bit of fun with dream people would be really interesting. *goes to check out DC trolling thread*

I get caught up in playing out dream storylines too often when I become lucid, can get exhausting. So my next goal is to find a beautiful spot and just hang out there, doing nothing but relaxing and enjoying the beauty.

My current dream goal is to go to a pier in a city close to Lake Michigan and waterbend. I'd like to start out by standing on the end of the pier looking outward. I would then raise my hand and begin to make a circular motion as if washing a table top. I would start to make the lake swirl. I would then push both of my hands outward like I'm pushing something to create a tidal wave. One hand pushed outward for smaller waves, and the flick of a finger for even smaller beach waves. After that, I'd like to actually bring strands of water from the lake. Let it zig zag through my fingers until I shot the water outward back into the lake. I'm super excited to have to this dream I read King Yoshi's WILD Guide last night and found it very useful. I haven't been able to LD yet, but after reading his guide, I experienced lucidity for the first time. I'm my mind, my eyes were open, but they were closed in the waking life and I could tell them apart. But before I could reality check it faded. Very excited to try it again tonight!