Lucid! but question...

[Wave87]

Ok so I'm getting back into dreaming and I had my first lucid in a while last night. I was actually calmer in this one and did the spinny thing to keep it going even though it wasn't that long. but in the lucid I was all alone and it was dark. First I tried to make it sunny but it didn't work, then I tried to run to my school but thought it would take too long so I attempted to fly and I woke up almost right after failed attempts of flying. So.... what do you do in a lucid when your all alone and haven't had much lucid experience?????? P.S. This lucid was my best one yet because I took the time to examine all the small details and saw how real the dreams actually are!

[superchaz]

There's a thread 1000 things to do in a lucid dream. Try some of them. I made a thread about flowcharting to incubate an LD like: Parachute onto a base>Infiltrate>Destory the base stuff like that. But mostly that first threa dis good for wanting something to do in a LD.

[Graves]

I'll either trip my nuts off in anticipation of some malicious entity or wake myself up. Nah, kidding... although negative entities can be quite common for me in that type of scenario. How about trying to spawn people? Or asking your dream to give you somebody to hang with? I've found that asking can quite often yield pleasant results. Alternatively, you could just do something new, or practice something you're not very good at.

[USA]

So.... what do you do in a lucid when your all alone and haven't had much lucid experience?????? You could reach in your pocket and see what's in there, take off all your clothes, sing, dance, try to summon things, swim on the ground, lick your elbow, ask questions and see if you get responses, or tickle yourself!

[Wave87]

Thanks everyone now just gotta remember these things when in the dream. I don't really think that straight when I'm in a lucid...

[superchaz]

me too. I can't win a fight in a LD. I even shot someone and he got back up.

[MyNameIsNotPa]

I suggest that while you're starting out dont try to fly. It wakes me up every single time, and probably will keep doing the same to you.

[hermine_hesse]

I suggest that while you're starting out dont try to fly. It wakes me up every single time, and probably will keep doing the same to you. Lucids are different for everybody who experiences them. All of my first lucids involved flying or levitating b/c it was my favorite thing to do. Never has it once caused me to wake up. If flying is something someone is drawn to and feels comfortable doing, it's as good as place to start as any.

[Hukif]

Without much experience, its very simple. All you have to do is go ahead and learn how your dream feels and as much as you can about it, so it will be easier to become lucid/control it later on.