Three years ago I had a disturbing Lucid Dream, that left me a scar. It started as a normal dream, but it became a DILD. It was very unstable and my vision was hazy, so I decided to stabilize it as much as possible (then it was one of my experimental tasks). I was on the main pedestrian street of some Western European city, filled with people around me. There were restaurants, cafes, clothing stores and electronics. It was the first time I'd seen so many DCs in one place. There were whole families with children and even pets. I stabilized it with every technique I knew. The next moment everything was alive before my eyes, I could feel the gravity, the temperature, the breeze on my face, the sun rays. The feeling was unreal, as if this world has become real, and the real world has become a dream (if you understand what I mean). Then I started walking down the street, stared at the shop windows, drank coffee, and ate ice cream, I talked to DCs. I ran for an hour or two on the street, even bought a new highend smartphone

The next moment, I said, maybe it's time to end it. I closed my eyes and imagined I woke up, but when I opened them I was still there. I try another ten times, but nothing happened, at that moment I started to panic. I began to cry out loud "Stop Now", "Wake Up Now", "Destabilize" and many others, but nothing was happening. I thought I'd stay there forever, it was really scary. I closed my eyes and with the all strength I had tried to open my real eyelids, after a few minutes of pushing I opened them in the real world. Thank goodness! When I looked myself into the mirror, my eyes were bloody red. From then on, I no longer stabilize my dreams. Wondering if a person can really stay in the dream world forever, what do you think?