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      Did I have a lucid dream?

      I am very new to lucid dreaming. I have been interested in it for a while, and thought about trying it before after hearing about devices to help you become lucid, but haven't ever had any experience. I think I had one lucid dream last year after I learned about it, but it only lasted a few seconds, I think I got excited and woke up. Yesterday I was reading about WILD (Wake-Induced Lucid Dreaming). I slept last night for 4 and a half hours, then woke up for an hour. When I went back to bed, I thought about trying this, even though I wasn't expecting much, but here is what I remember. I was laying there, and all of the sudden it felt like my muscles were starting to twitch and vibrate. This got more intense, and then I started to see (at least I think I did) hypnagogia, specifically I was seeing shapes. I started to try and control them and create one solid shape, and that morphed into an omega symbol (even though that wasn't what I was trying to create) on the wall of my bedroom. I think the whole time from when I noticed the vibration to being in the dream at least felt like about 30 seconds. Going into the dream I felt like I just woke up in bed. I didn't specifically say "I'm dreaming," but I knew that I was because my bedroom was different. I said "clarity now" because I had read that somewhere yesterday, although I don't think it did anything. Next I left my bedroom and said out loud "I want to talk to myself" and met my inner child, but I don't remember what we said (my dream recall isn't the best yet). I then asked to talk to my wife, and she showed up. Although it wasn't my plan, things got a little graphic, and this is when I think I started to lose control of the dream. Sex in lucid dreaming is something I am hoping to do, but it wasn't what I was planning to do right away. Eventually that scene changed to something else that I didn't think about either. Is it possible to have a dream start out lucid, then get caught up in the dream and lose lucidity? Does this sound like I was lucid at all, or is it possible for me to dream that I was lucid even when I wasn't, since I was hoping to have a lucid dream?

      Thanks for any insight.

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      Welcome to Dreamviews!

      You indeed had a lucid dream and it reads to be pretty awesome for your first wild. What happened to you sounds like Sleep Paralysis (completely normal) and then, when you woke up in the room, a "False Awakening"

      So you indeed were lucid, great job!

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      Quote Originally Posted by PercyLucid View Post
      Welcome to Dreamviews!

      You indeed had a lucid dream and it reads to be pretty awesome for your first wild. What happened to you sounds like Sleep Paralysis (completely normal) and then, when you woke up in the room, a "False Awakening"

      So you indeed were lucid, great job!

      And Welcome to Dreamviews
      PercyLucid,

      Thanks for your response. I am pretty excited, especially to have had one happen so quickly. I am just worried that it was beginners luck, and it might be hard to reproduce. The one thing that I have going for me is I have a pretty good Wake Back to Sleep schedule. If I go to bed around 12:30, my wife wakes up at 5:00, and I wake up to help get her ready for work. I am currently not working and going to school online, so I can go back to bed for a while, so I am hoping to be able to reproduce this more, and maybe increase my ability to recognize my dreams and be able to do it without the WBTB routine. One followup, it seems like toward the end of my dream I lost control, or at least I stopped making decisions on what would happen next, is this common?

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