Finally, First LD

Well, another first lucid dream topic, but hey, who wouldn't want to share their experiences?

It was pretty cool. I didn't seem to realize how cool it was during the dream, and I almost forgot upon awakening. I didn't really do anything in it, because upon becoming lucid i started feeling really tired. And I just gave up and let my eyes stay closed in the dream...and awaken.

Anyone else experience being really tired in dreams?

Here's a link to my dream journal entry: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...324#post448324

Yup I have been so tired that I was unable to move. When these kind of dreams occur I am never lucid. I am just going along with the flow, but I am so tired that I can't even function. They aren't really fun >_>, but they are still dreams nonetheless. Congratulations on your first LUCID DREAM!

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Originally Posted by Out of the Blue

Well, another first lucid dream topic, but hey, who wouldn't want to share their experiences?

It was pretty cool. I didn't seem to realize how cool it was during the dream, and I almost forgot upon awakening. I didn't really do anything in it, because upon becoming lucid i started feeling really tired. And I just gave up and let my eyes stay closed in the dream...and awaken.

Anyone else experience being really tired in dreams?

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Out of the Blue, congratulations on your first lucid dream!

I've never experienced being really tired in a lucid dream. Normally once I realize I'm lucid.. I feel a shot of adrenalin (which I then need to push back down). :D

Again, congrats and may your lucid dreams only get better and longer!
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Congrats Blue,

My experience is the same as Clairity's, Ive never felt that tiredness. Infact I once managed to WILD during a hangover while feeling terrible, after about 5 seconds the pain and tiredness just fell away and I felt great, now that motivates you to hold onto an LD.

Keep up the good work, many more to you! :D

i have experienced different temperatures in my dreams due to the outside factors. one time, i feel asleep on a heater, and all throughout my dream i was thinking, man, its really hot in here. :) another good way to get a reality check done

Thanks everybody. I think the exhausted feeling might have come from the fact that it was a false awakening and I was so convinced that I'd be tired that I stayed so, even when lucid.

Congrats, welcome to the lucid world!