Thread: Stupidest Ways You've Missed Becoming Lucid

Jansch: I knew i hadn't really woken up because of two reasons:
1. I never fall asleep in a few minutes (let alone seconds), even if i've slept poorly the night before.
2. In the morning I woke up exactly as i had woken up in the dream and my surroundings and bed felt different, more real, more concrete. I don't know if that makes any sense to anyone, but i knew the difference the moment i had woken up. (My dreams have never felt 100% real, i've always been able to distinguish between my memories of dreams and actual awakenings in the morning.)

in my first dream in the period i am trying to learn lucid i was walking in the backyard of an old classmate of me. and since it was my first day trying to learn lucid dreaming i dreamt me saying: wow i must be dreaming!!! But didnt do anything was just dreaming further without lucidity stupid isn,t it?

i was so close!!

I got out of my bed in my dream, pinched my nose shut and could still breathe, so I thought to my self, I must be dreaming, though I still wasn't aware enough to be considered lucid.

I got out of the room and walked downstairs and into the kitchen. I looked around, and everything that was normally in my kitchen was out of order. The sink was in the wrong corner, the refrigerator was upside down, and the oven was hanging from the ceiling.

I then thought to myself, Wow, this looks exactly like my kitchen, I'm not dreaming at all! So I walked back upstairs and got back into bed, later waking up in great disappointment.