Hey, how do I switch stages?

Yesterday night, I saw my friend John. He was in a class with me at school, and I realized I was dreaming, because I know it was Friday the day and that the school week was over.
I checked my watch 3 times, and realized I was dreaming.

Okay, this is the problem: I tried to change scenes.
I tried to imagine a scene I was in, and could feel that I am busy blending into the new scene, but the dream did not let me go.

The scene I wanted to go to was a scene I dreamt of several times.
It has green trees, and several times I dreamt of this scene, I even drew a picture of it, and want to go back someday in a dream.

How could I go to scenes I want to?
I lose my lucidity whenever I want to change scenes.

SPIN, MAN! SPIN! lol

I have never had the chance to try, but here are a few ideas I have heard others do and a few that I think could work theoretically:

1. Spin
2. Close your eyes and open them.
3. Walk throught a mirror.
4. Grow yourself a door out of the floor then walk through apearing in the scene.
5. Have a "telliport" switch and press/flip it.
6. Take a train.
7. You can always FLY!

That is all for me! Good luck!

Doors seem to be pretty easy. Try standing in front of any door, and imagining that your desired scene is on the other side by visualising what you would see if it were open, then, when you are confident, opening the door. It has worked for me, in the past, in very low clarity dreams.

there are levels and then there are levels of lucidity. From my pov,
i don't define it as lucid unless one gets the full sense that one is in a dreaming bubble. Look for the bubble. Do like data did in episode 1 and chuck a rock at the hologram wall. Try your watch. lol.

When you truly wake up into second level lucidity, you are a dreamer in a dreamers bubble. It has space time on the inside, not the outside, and
it exists in an omniverse of swirling dreamers bubbles, all of which behave as singularities relative to each other.

When you understand this, then its simply a matter of leaving the bubble, entering tiferetian hyper space, and then "flying" to the bubble destination of your choice.

All in all, trying to change scenes while lucid dreaming is a pretty rotten thing
to do to the part of you that put you there probably to convey some meaning. Try receiving the meaning.

;)

1. Spin
2. Close your eyes and open them.
3. Walk throught a mirror.
4. Grow yourself a door out of the floor then walk through apearing in the scene.
5. Have a "telliport" switch and press/flip it.
6. Take a train.
7. You can always FLY!
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if any of these things work it won't be because the method has inherent value,
but because the subconscious mind related to the metaphor and got the idea
you were trying to send it.

Again, ultimately a dream IS A CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE DREAMER AND THE ID.

Listen first. Make demands later.