Thread: Possible?

Theoretically it could be, if you can remember it enough and return to it multiple times, than in a sense yes you should be able too.




I've gone to Narnia (I know it sounds lame... hehe, I'm a dork) a few times and its always seemed moderately the same.

hey narnia is cool!

Yep. But don't expect too much, too soon. Dreams usually aren't that stable, at first. When I worked on summoning my own creature, the poor thing usually started transforming randomly by the end of the dream! Same goes for places, too. In one lucid, I ran in a circle of rooms in my house. The rooms looked different each time I circled. It was a test, of sorts. But I think it was influenced by my own train of thought (I expected the rooms to change, although I did not will them to change).

I'd start off by building a solid foundation. Start with setting before moving on to buildings. If your dream world is on a tropical island, somehow teleport to that island at the beginning of each lucid dream. Eventually, it will become so that you will see the island effortlessly in each lucid. Then you can focus on buildings... Not saying you couldn't before, but I'd concentrate on getting the setting down, first. Adding characters should be easy at this point, merely because we strongly associate buildings with people.

Originally Posted by Jerad

Is it possible to build a world in your lucid dreams that you can visit in later lucid dreams? like your own little world?

Almost sounds like a two part task of the month.. probably the advanced one. I'm not sure if the world would stay the same so much as you dream control it to the way you left it