I feel that I might wake up at any moment so there is some pressure to do things before losing the dream. |
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Sometimes when I become lucid, I feel rushed to try everything beofre I wake up. Does anyone else ever feel like this? |
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I feel that I might wake up at any moment so there is some pressure to do things before losing the dream. |
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<div align="center">Total LD's: aprox. 236
WILD:2
MILD:
DILD: Ever since I was a kid.
FILD:0</div>
yes I feel as if my mind is involuntarily racing and I move from one thing to another with a quickness. The last time I had a lucid dream I got control of it. I just stopped and looked at my hands, looked away, looked again, then looked away, then did it a third time, and looked away again. This helped me to calm down. Immediately after becoming calm the dream started to fade so a grabbed hold of a solid table and I ran my hands over it and felt how real it was. This made the dream stay. After this I was cool and calm and it was the first time I had good control over the dream. I had to keep spinning and stuff like that a few times, but it was still a pretty good dream. |
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Lately I've been feeling very rushed so I decided to try something. I concentrated on my hands for a few seconds and that let me keep the dream for a bit longer. Anything to get your mind off feeling rushed should work but it is hard, at least I find, to not get worried. It often causes me to forget what I wanted to do also and then I get frustrated and wake up. |
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Understanding your physical self is to only understand half of you. You must also learn to understand your dreams to understand yourself as a whole.
Total Lucid Dreams :: 47
I completely agree with you a 100% percent on that. Every time I became lucid I would run around doing as much as I could. Though, with no reason one lucid dream I had I asked a child what time it was. She replied by saying "He took time away." So since then I never found the feeling of rushing a lucid dream anymore though, I do sometimes feel rushed but hardly ever. |
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