Thread: What do you plan to do in your dreams?

Well, I am working on some wolf shape- shifting right now. Another post started a wolf pack, and so this is giving me some new focus. Before, it was more practicing flying or other miraculous powers like walking on water, walking through walls, invisibility, etc. But I urge you to take it slow...first just try stabilizing, touching things, etc. It is such a rush HAVING an LD that I think it is useful just getting used to the environment and controlling your awe factor which can cause you to wake up pre-maturely.

I like exploring places that my mind made up. Hopefully when I'm lucid I can explore places with surprise instead of me knowing what's everywhere

I usually just walk around and look at things, and marvel at the experience.
I seem to never get used to the extremely fascinating state of lucidity, it's like trying to get used to the feeling of having sex - it's equally awesome every single time.

Originally Posted by Dodge631

I like exploring places that my mind made up. Hopefully when I'm lucid I can explore places with surprise instead of me knowing what's everywhere

Lucid dreams often tend to be quite unstable unless you focus really hard on keeping them stable.
It's kind of like daydreaming without deciding beforehand what's going to happen.
Pay attention to this next time you daydream, and you will see what I mean - if you don't focus super hard on everything then events will just randomly happen, as if on their own, and you can just lie back and watch the events.
It's pretty cool, really.