Thread: When you are lucid, how good is your dream control?

yeh, thats something like me....like the other night, i knew i was dreaming, but i couldnt take control...but then once i kept on thinking of this hot guy appearing and he did....eventually

REcently I've only used passive control techniques, but I can force characters and things to change by yelling at them and I use some magic (walking through walls, flying...)

My LD control is total about 75% of the time. I can play out any LD scenario that I want, and I can return to previously visited LD's and continue there.

I am God nuff said ^_^

i usely have like 85% control over evry thing in my lucids.

^ what?

Originally Posted by Snooze

^ what?

^what is right.

So you control your surroundings when you aren't lucid? I think you meant you have control of your actions. In that case then I do every dream haha

In a dream when I am in my own little world I can usually take almost total control. This has come slowly over many years. I have learned the standard tricks. I can float or fly, pass through walls, create objects, make women appear and do whatever, create food and experiance the taste and smell of it (turns out I am a lame dream chef) blah blah blah, and so on blah blah, change the scene into a blank white screen, pick a new location, change a building into something else, blah blah blah........ WHATEVER.
Now for something I find more interesting....!!! There are many dream world beings that are real,,, repeat, they are real. Some are other dreamers, some are dream guides, some are wild deformed disembodied creeps (avoid them). There are also places you can go where powerful dreamers are creating large areana like stable scenarios for the fun of anyone they invite. When you go to one of these 'areanas' you are only able to control those things no one else is focusing on. If two dreamers want to be on top of a flag pole, one may very well push the other off and so on. If one creates a rain storm, you may not be able to stop it.
This exciting dimension to dreaming explains the 'what next' question for dreamers who master skills in a non-shared dream. You must build more skills. One skill is hiding, another is finding someone who is hiding, one is invisibility, another is finding invisible people. I honestly have little control when matched against the people who have taken me into there small stable realm. Most dominate me with small effort, but it is all fun and games.

In my latest lucid dream, I had reasonable control and then I lost it completely. Damn dreams >_>

I have been able to control everything. But some lucids are not as strong as others. Sometimes it will be a battle just to stay in the dream. Other times I will have control of who I am with, and where etc.