Thread: What did you do in your first lucid dream?

First child lucid dream: I kicked a nightmare's ass.

First trained lucid dream: I jumped rooftops.

First good lucid dream: I rolled in leaves (engage the senses), went to a massive outdoor party, showed off lucid powers, flew, found a picture of my dream guide.

Only had 3:

1) Walked around and it faded quickly.

2) Walked around my house and managed to convince myself I wasn't dreaming and that I was going to get caught by my parents walking around at 3 AM.

3) Walked around, hovered around my house, put my finger through my palm and controlled the lighting. Not much, but the best so far

I was atop a giant tower with 2 friends, and one fell off. It was then I realized I was dreaming and that no hard would befall him--or me. I ran off the tower and dove in freefal until i caught him. I then sprouted immaculate golden wings and flew around for awhile. The exhilaration lasted all day.

I swam to the bottom of the bay.

(And didn't drown lol)

I was being driven in a car by my friend, and we were being chased by someone with a knife I realized it was a dream and stuck my head through the glass in the window, then I made the car disappear and told him it was my dream. He didn't believe me, so to prove it to him I grabbed his arm and started to fly. Then I accidentally summoned a huge scary horror movie monster and panicked and woke up!

Originally Posted by Shift

I was being driven in a car by my friend, and we were being chased by someone with a knife I realized it was a dream and stuck my head through the glass in the window, then I made the car disappear and told him it was my dream. He didn't believe me, so to prove it to him I grabbed his arm and started to fly. Then I accidentally summoned a huge scary horror movie monster and panicked and woke up!

Yikes!! My friend and I were talking, or rather, e-mailing, and she said this about her lucid dreaming experience:

I have them every now and then, but I hate it. A few weeks ago, I was in a dream and I realized I was dreaming and I was like, "OMG, I hope freddy kruger doesn't come out in this dream." And of course, because I thought it, he popped out from around a bush. I started pinching the crap out of myself and it didn't wake me up, but that's all I remember. Like, when you are lucid dreaming, you can make your dream whatever you want. But for me, I'm also scared to death of something scary coming out and me having to run, so that happens a lot. lol

That sounds so freaky to me!! I am SUCH a scaredy-cat, so I'm afraid if I ever do have a lucid dream, I'll do something like this. lol!

First when I was a child (I was 4 or 5): Woke myself up.

First when I actually did something (4th grade I think): Went down a highway on a rocket powered skateboard. I lost lucidity and got drawn back into the dream.

First since I've been trying to LD: Saw my hand was weird and got freaked out. Turned into another room. Tried spinning and woke up.

Originally Posted by venusflesh

Yikes!! My friend and I were talking, or rather, e-mailing, and she said this about her lucid dreaming experience:

I have them every now and then, but I hate it. A few weeks ago, I was in a dream and I realized I was dreaming and I was like, "OMG, I hope freddy kruger doesn't come out in this dream." And of course, because I thought it, he popped out from around a bush. I started pinching the crap out of myself and it didn't wake me up, but that's all I remember. Like, when you are lucid dreaming, you can make your dream whatever you want. But for me, I'm also scared to death of something scary coming out and me having to run, so that happens a lot. lol

That sounds so freaky to me!! I am SUCH a scaredy-cat, so I'm afraid if I ever do have a lucid dream, I'll do something like this. lol!

Oh believe me, I am a HUUUUUUUUGE chicken when it comes to scary things. But what's great about lucid dreaming is that if you ignore scary things, they just flat out disappear. If you take time to stabilize, and make sure you are 100% lucid, even when scary things appear you're like "Omg! My brain made this! Look how accurately scary it is!!!" and then you can decide on a plan of action... "What can I do to mess with it? mwahahahaha! "/"Oooh, how can I befriend it?" I find the best way is to befriend things that you can't get to leave you alone or that are scary. The only times I've ever been scared in lucids is when I haven't properly taken the time to stabilize first.

Also, a good idea is to have a few lucid dream goals that you REALLY want to accomplish, so you get so excited about that that you dismiss or don't even have thoughts of scary things.

I walked around for a minute, then took a look at my hands and noticed that I dinosaur scales and giant fingers. I closed my eyes, hoping that my fingers would be normal once I opened my eyes, but then I just saw covers and pillows