Hello everyone !!

After months of lurking on this forum and reading tons of stories about LD, I finally manage to live that experience. I spent a lot of time reading and watching videos on how to induce lucid dream but never had any luck with it as I would sometimes realise I was dreaming but instantly get too excited and wake up.

BUT, yesterday was different ! As I got a new part time job where I work From 2AM to 6AM and go to college at 8AM, I get like 1hour of Sleep after waking up and going to work in the middle of the night. Turns out this 1 hour of sleep gets me very vivid dreams day after day and yesterday got me a nice lucid dream where I was able to stay in !!

It was really awesome, when I got aware I was dreaming and didn't wake up, the first thing that came to my mind was to fly. But how ? I started thinking about the way I was going to achieve lift off and start flying but after 5 mins of asking myself how lucid dreamers are supposed to fly I just said fuck it and jump while picturing myself going higher and higher and guess what ? It worked !! Well it did until I asked myself how I was going to land and then proceeded to fall and waking up from the fall.

Now, it gets weird, as I woke up, I felt really heavy and couldn't move so I turned my head to look and got the scare of my life as I saw a really dark ( Shadow like ) goblin on top of me. For 10 seconds I tried pushing it off me and scream but nothing. Then suddenly, I woke up again in my bed and got so relieved the goblin wasn't real ( lol ) . So I started getting up, showering and having breakfast, I start hearing this familiar sound but it takes me about 5 seconds to realise it was my phone alarm !!! Turns out the hole time I was not awake for real, it was all a dream !!

I just wanted to share my experience with you guys, where I dreamt of being lucid, waking up to sleep paralysis and having a false awakening all in one. After that, I was still skeptic about being awake for real lol. This was really exciting for me as I would always only remember small parts of a dream and never get lucid.


That's it, I wanted to share my experience with you all and thank everyone on this forum for the awesome dream journals, stories and tutorials on lucid dreaming.

P.S: Sorry for the poor grammar and all, since english isn't my native language.