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      2 Lucid dreams in a row. But was this a good thing?

      Okay, it might seem long but just bare with me. I need some help :p I am pretty much confused right now.

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      Okay, so last night I was dreaming and it became lucid. I was riding on a roller coaster (fun in dreams) and when I got off I was in this room with all my classmates, weird..I then became lucid when I was tempted to kiss one of the girls, and something just told me out of nowhere i was dreaming. I ended up not doing it becuase i was hesitant thinking it would effect my waking life. I think this is because I was lucid but didn't get the full implication of what it meant. Maybe a lower level of lucidity. Well, I was going to but she said she would know in real life. I was lucid in a different dreamscene then, in my own, REAL house. I didn't spend it productive and didn't even THINK to fly. I later had a false awakening in the same spot I was dreaming (but not the spot I was sleeping in real life). And thought I was awake until shortly after, I really WAS awake.

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      Well I remembered a good 5 dreams, but I will only get to the lucid part. Okay, so I'm going to a basketball court, I see the court is taken and start to walk back. I start talking with my friend and he is talking about girls. As I turn the corner I see one (a girl) and immediatley become lucid. I still don't get the full implication of what it meant I don't think though. No, I don't even think to fly, no, I don't do anything productive, i just wanna sex. Which frankly, I would rather fly or try other things in LDs since I already have experienced 'that'. Okay then later I had a false awakening in my friends house (fake dream house), wondering if my whole day was a dream. (including the dreams i didnt tell you about because they weren't too important, parties and such.) I then became puzzled, and then thought that I just came to his house after 'the' party I went to in a previous dream. Then, he showed me all my dreams printed out on something called a dream scanner. It was so weird. I then thought since i fell asleep after the party, and only the "lucid" part was a real dream, that it was late and i should be going home. It was around 1 am when i started going home and realized it was light out. Then i thought "maybe the whole day WAS a dream, because it couldnt possibly be this light out this late" I was confused, and after i blacked out and woke up shortly after.

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      Notice the similarities???
      -Both were DILD
      -Both became lucid by seeing a girl
      -Both didn't think to fly or anything productive.
      -Both had false awakenings in places i did NOT sleep in, in real life.
      -Oh and not to mention first 2 lucids since training a few weeks ago.
      Last edited by LucidMike14; 06-25-2007 at 05:38 PM.
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      Yes so what .... ? Selmuir's Avatar
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      What do you think is wrong likes ?

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      This is a pretty good start, actually. Just keep with it, things will start to become easier and clearer if you keep at it. Not being able to remember what you wanted to do is pretty typical. I find it helps if you first remember to stop everything you're doing, try to concentrate on making the dream more real, and give yourself a minute to adjust.
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      Quote Originally Posted by skysaw View Post
      This is a pretty good start, actually. Just keep with it, things will start to become easier and clearer if you keep at it. Not being able to remember what you wanted to do is pretty typical. I find it helps if you first remember to stop everything you're doing, try to concentrate on making the dream more real, and give yourself a minute to adjust.
      alright hopefully i'll remember that, thanks
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      anyone else?!?! please?
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