I just had a lucid dream last night here is what happened;
I was in this office kind of area, with white walling, a window leading out to the outside and light shinning in and there was a green plant in-front of me. I remember being like, "Oh, I'm dreaming!" And telling myself over and over again to calm down and not get too excited because I would wake up out of it.
But I ended up finding myself stuck in stationary position whilst standing up and I couldn't move all I could do was see what was around me. I tried my hardest to move but sadly I couldn't. But I guess this was a start in lucidity and a foundation to hopefully be able to control dreams and finally be able to do what I want and spend time with those I love.
I'm curious, is being immobilized in a lucid something to be concerned about and if there is any way to break out of it? Also, I read somewhere that having an LD in a very bright and clear/vivid environment is unusual, and I'm wondering as to why I had such an experience and if that is something else to be concerned about.
I hope I will have my questions answered soon.
Also...it just struck me...I do not know why all this time I thought lucid dreaming was dream control and vividness -- similar to when I astral project and do out of body...I was going to say I picked the wrong site but I guess being lucid is an essential to be able to control dreams and dream of what I desire? Hopefully lucidity is indeed essential, either way I would like to achieve lucidity more often to be able to enjoy more of my desired dreams, so I guess it's fine...ugg my mind is so in shambles right now trying to process what I truly am looking for...I apologize...
I hope this is the right place that I intended on being here for, which was to have realistic-like experiences of being in other worlds, mainly fictional-based and interacting with my otherworldly lover. Heck, even being able to just recall the regular dreams I have been having almost every night has been doing me wonders. I just want to be able to dream about a subject of desire and achieve that same level of vividness as some dreams I had throughout my life.
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