Dream control is very possible! To give an example, I just read a dream someone had yesterday; he stopped time, made portals, water and air bended, and summoned a car in his first lucid |
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So I was wondering if lucid dreams counts as being able to close my eyes and pull myself out of a nightmare. When I occaisonally have a true nightmare, I feel a weird sensation and I immediatly realize I am dreaming, and use that to try to pull myself out. I read a lot of fantasy books, so all the dreams are crazy. Like a Germanish village place but not really and I ate a yogurtish icecream thing. I flew three times. Once, I had bat wings, the second, I was right outside my house a few years ago.(I dreamt it a few yrs ago.) I flew with no wings or anything for a few mins. Third time, my favorite however strange, is that I would flap my arms like a bird to fly above the Savahnnah kinda place. I saw my Dad, friend, and couple others. Every time I dream it seems to never be scary, unless a crazy nightmare. Does realizing I can breath underwater while realizing it is a dream count as LD? All of my dreams never are really perfectly clearly a certain place. Sometimes they are sci fi or I switch between them quickly. Is it alright to not remember all of my dreams? Sorry for all the typing. Just signed up, I never thought dream control was possible. |
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Dream control is very possible! To give an example, I just read a dream someone had yesterday; he stopped time, made portals, water and air bended, and summoned a car in his first lucid |
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Last edited by Mathias; 05-07-2011 at 06:06 PM.
Nightmares for me are never monsters chasing or fallingf off a cliff. My body goes taght and stiff and everything is black and white, time seems to almost slow and Im frozen in place. Well, I sometimes think about staying to see what happens, but I always dont want to and yank myself out and awake. Last night, however, at the glimpse of black and white, and I don't think they start out scary, I yanked myself out but only to another place i did not intend. I thought I was awake, and then I actually woke up. One dream/nightmare was I was hidden in a dark closet with Sly Cooper and a voice suddenly laughs. It was deep and sounded like Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb. Another was me in a hall, this one black and white and strange feeling etc. I see a character from Invader Zim holding a petry dish. Seriously. I don't even watch much TV. There is a feeling that now comes with them, I cant move,etc. black, white, and it is almost like vibration mixed with a foot falling asleep, except everywhere. The thing is, it STAYS WHEN I WAKE UP. Then if I close my eyes, I slip into a random dream, yank. Slip, and yank myself out again, because these are not usually nightmares, I just want to stay awake. Some of my dreams are deeper than others. Usually ones that donnt switch. Maybe it is because when I read, it is as smooth and detailed as a dream, but I am awake. |
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What do you know about Wake Induced lucid Dreams? |
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No, what are they? |
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Don't worry you're not the only one! I was swallowed by a whale last night |
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What lucid dreaming is is when you know that you are dreaming. Infact you don't have to be able to control the dream in the slightest for it to be considered a lucid dream. If you know that it is a dream then your lucid. Dream control comes with practice and is basicly the whole point of LDing. Having crazy dreams is a good thing so don't worry and welcome to DV. I suggest you check out the tutorials. |
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With enough practice you can make certain "tweaks" to your dreams which will eventually lead to dream control. |
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There are two things you seem to be talking about; one being dream control, and one being dream awareness (lucidity) |
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Wake Induced Lucid Dream (WILD) It's a way of going into a dream strait from being awake. You keep your mind aware and don't move your body and it falls asleep. |
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Whenever I have a nightmare, it always ends with myself curling up and closing my eyes to "escape from it", but I'm never actually aware that I'm dreaming. I don't think it constitutes a lucid unless you're actually aware, and realize that you're dreaming. So if you get a "rush" or an epiphany that you "might be dreaming!", you probably are lucid. |
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Last edited by Puffin; 05-07-2011 at 09:46 PM.
We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
Vandermeer
SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
Have questions about lucid dreaming? DM me.
The second part of what Puffin said was pretty much exactly what I said haha, but perhaps better stated. |
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