Thread: 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!

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?

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).

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!

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!