So I lied down for a rest at around 8 p.m and unintentionally fell asleep. I was having a dream, a quite long one for a nap. I won't go into much details, but at one point I was reading some stickers. I can read very clearly in my dreams, but I noticed that the words were nonsense. They made no sense at all, and in that moment I jumped back and said "I'm dreaming!" Sadly throughout all of these dreams I had the constant need to go to the bathroom, so in all 3 they were very short and hard to maintain due to that fact. After the first lucid started fading away, I woke back up in the middle of dreaming and consciousness, and began re imagining a scene. A room formed where I was apparently living with roomates. The dream went along as a normal dream for awhile, and again I managed to knock myself into lucidity with something or other. I left the room and went into a bedroom where I looked at my hands as usual, rubbed them, told myself I was dreaming. I spun around to face away from the bed and said "big beautiful lush field!" I spun back around and the entire wall opened up to reveal what I had wanted. As I walked through I did one of the techniques I had read about to help cement your dream body, where you gently flex your muscles from your toes up to your head. I made sure to keep saying my "clarity now"'s, because at that point I didn't know why my dreams were being so short. I enjoyed the feel of the grass on my toes before my dream faded again. And again, I woke up in that crucial moment of not awake but not asleep, and again began forming another scene. This one I feel like I was put into the scene already lucid, and here I practiced with some more environmental changing. After about an hour of sleeping, I woke up all the way, i.e my eyes actually opened. At that time I realized all my dreams were so short because I needed to pee >_> and my body was trying to wake me up fully so I'd get up and go to the bathroom. I was pretty bummed, but at the same time really happy I had managed 3 dream chains (if that's the right term?) anyway, just thought I'd share my experience! All of this further cements my notion that naps are my go to for lucids. |
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