Had this happened to anyone?

[Suck4Luck]

I've been lazy recently but I had a spontaneous lucid dream the other night. I was in some sort of house. When I realized I was dreaming, my vision started to get all wacky and distorted like I was waking up. I began to feel parts of my real body and have my bedroom overlap my dream. It happened quite a few times. I had to seriously concentrate and tell myself that I wasn't going to wake up. Also as usual I was never truly aware as I didn't try and do anything. I just walked around. It felt more like a distant memory more than real life. It was hazy. 1) has anyone experienced something like that? 2 ) How can I begin to have clearer and more aware dreams. My goal is to have a dream that feels 100 percent like reality.

[MisakaMikoto]

I've been lazy recently but I had a spontaneous lucid dream the other night. I was in some sort of house. When I realized I was dreaming, my vision started to get all wacky and distorted like I was waking up. I began to feel parts of my real body and have my bedroom overlap my dream. It happened quite a few times. I had to seriously concentrate and tell myself that I wasn't going to wake up. Also as usual I was never truly aware as I didn't try and do anything. I just walked around. It felt more like a distant memory more than real life. It was hazy. 1) has anyone experienced something like that? 2 ) How can I begin to have clearer and more aware dreams. My goal is to have a dream that feels 100 percent like reality. I think you might need to stabilize dream to extend it or hold it up When dream fades away, gets blurry or starts to end then it's destabilizing This tutorial might be userful: http://www.dreamviews.com/wiki/Stabilization Also some other hints: - Don't think or try to sense your real body (If your already sensing then ignore it and perform stabilization) - I think closing eyes for long time might wake up (Happend to me today