Thread: How Real Can A Dream Be? How Can I Make Them Realistic?

I like to know how real are your lucid dreams (feelings, senses etc.)
its stops being so fun if you do not feel well
how do i make them realistic?

Originally Posted by viking

I like to know how real are your lucid dreams (feelings, senses etc.)
its stops being so fun if you do not feel well
how do i make them realistic?[/b]

i've felt a shock that felt really real and then i picked up someting and it made my hands all gross and oilly and then i watched an orange grow into a big tree and it looked to real. all of that wasn't lucids though.

you can use your mind to make them more realistic. its all in your head

I actually wrote a tutorial that addresses the exact problem your having:

<<click me>>

Don&#39;t people ever read the tutorials?

Tutorial: Increasing Dream Realism -- http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/inde...howtopic=11037

That is the one in the tutorials section, and billybob wrote a good one too

That&#39;s a great tutorial, helped me a lot. I always look at my hands to improve clarity. Realism comes with practice.

Originally Posted by Lunalight

That&#39;s a great tutorial, helped me a lot. I always look at my hands to improve clarity. Realism comes with practice.[/b]

Mine or Billybob&#39;s?

I saw and felt really realistic in my lucid dream, but during the whole thing, the clarity varied greatly. At the beginning, It was fuzzy and I wouldn&#39;t have been able to read anything, but then it started getting clearer and clearer. To the point where I put my hand up to a small TV, could see my hand in detail, and the TV went "Electrically Berserk" and lots of white electric light flared up and I could feel the vibrations of it on my hand very strongly.

Unfortunately I&#39;ve found that increasing the realism often causes awakening. It&#39;s one of those balance things that I hope to get better at as I work more on dreaming.

I usually use the "look closely at details" method, and it works pretty well at getting greater "reality", but that often crashes the dream.

Originally Posted by drb0505

Unfortunately I&#39;ve found that increasing the realism often causes awakening. It&#39;s one of those balance things that I hope to get better at as I work more on dreaming.

I usually use the "look closely at details" method, and it works pretty well at getting greater "reality", but that often crashes the dream.[/b]

oh damn, there is something that will help you , wikipedia.org says that if you rub your hands or spin, your dream will last longer