getting past Buffer Zone?

[lucidknight]

I was able to fall into a lucid state, while i don't recall everything that happened, i know i was able to make conscious decisions throughout the whole experience. Okay so here is my problem, while thinking of the next move, i always have this kind of buffer zone that stops me from manifesting what i want in mind. For example; i decided i want to fly the moon, so i start floating, than speeding up towards the moon, but once i get to a certain height, there's this buffer zone between where i was and the moon up ahead. It feel elastic, dragging, like something is pulling me from behind, preventing me from getting to the destination. I figured that it's probably my subconscious being unfamiliar with certain territories like - space, and the moon? Another example is, i can never seem to get through walls. Twice i've tried to do it form my room and ended up in a kind of grey abyss, with that same elastic pully sensation. Other times i just bounce off of it. Other examples, is not being able to i guess clearly visualise what i want? it feels fuzzy. Does anyone have experience with this?

[MilesPrower]

Whenever I have a dream that starts in my room I try to yet our through the walls But fail. So i just use the door. I think I need things to Bell me preform such actions... For example If I wanted to go through a Wall... Probly gonna need a basooka, If im goingbto the moon, a massive slingshot would be nice.

[Yumnش]

It's not the subconscious that is causing you the buffer, in a lucid dream you are only limited through yourself. If you do not think it's possible to do that then it will not work even if you know everything around you is fake. You must break the normal mentality and zone yourself in a different mindset, when we have non lucid dreams we automactically do that. Even without becoming lucid we know the plot of the dream and it's because of this that we can jump over many buildings without failing or delay. Truly believe that you can do it and it will happen.

[Dthoughts]

I've never experienced, but I have read on this forum of other people who encountered this. It is like a membrane of the dream as someone described it. I think a part of this is a mental limit you set upon yourself. Because you encounter this you now may (sub)consciously think you can surpass this. But someone else who encountered this 'problem' mentioned pushing through this membrane with sheer will-power and it works to propell you, possibly into/out of the other dream bubble you created for yourself.