Flying

I have been lucid dreaming for a long time. I have flown almost every night of my life. The only challenge about flying is when I fly over water I am pulled down into the water. Does this happen to anybody else?

Not to me. nd if you want it to not happen turn the water into something else. Or land on a cloud so you dont fall. Be creative in your bepase of the dream laws.
OR you could just expect not to fall.

I wish I would fly into the water more. Some of the most intense dreams I've had took place under water. Maybe, like me, you are just fascinated by the mystery of what lies beneath the surface of the water, and are helplessly drawn to that world.

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Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

I wish I would fly into the water more. Some of the most intense dreams I've had took place under water. Maybe, like me, you are just fascinated by the mystery of what lies beneath the surface of the water, and are helplessly drawn to that world.

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yes i think he is right. you never know, this may be a sign, so i say you should follow it.

many people have appifanies(cant spell this word) or great realisations of life

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Originally Posted by slash112

appifanies(cant spell this word)

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Epiphanies.

Never happens to me, then again I don't fly much, around... 2 times over water, both I was flying low and got into a fight with a giant water monster lol

This happened again in my last lucid. Maybe this thread stuck in my mind. Too bad it almost woke me up. Here is an excerpt from my Dream Journal

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Originally Posted by Robot_Butler

...I see the mountain in the distance, and fly towards it. Its cliffs look like an old quarry, with scrub trees clinging to the rocky cracks. My vision seems super sharp. The mountain is far away, on the horizon, but I can see every detail clearly. I can count the leaves on the trees, and see the bugs climbing through the cracks in it's rocky cliffs. I must be flying faster than I thought, because before I know it, I have passed the mountain, and am headed towards another.

This one stands above a beautiful, still mountain lake. Bright, afternoon sunlight reflects, white, off the deep blue water, and I fly lower to splash my fingertips as I zoom along. I imagine all the fantastic creatures lying just below its mirrored surface. Lake creatures, sleeping dragons, beautiful sirens, and forgotten prehistoric creatures. I fly down into the water gradually, like a sea plane landing. As I pass below the surface, everything goes dark. Frightened the dream may fade, I quickly come up out of the water.

In that split second of darkness, the entire scene has changed. The lake has become a ocean bay, and the mountain is now snow capped and icy. Fantastic rock formations cover its slopes. Natural white stone bridges, pinnacles, and stacked boulders. I fly along the choppy bay, towards a giant rock formation whose peak juts from the surface of the ocean. As I near it, I see it is the petrified remains of the San Francisco Bay Bridge...

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The water's surface is a mirror, right? So why not instead feel as if you are being pulled through a mirror? You'd go through, and end up ascending through a parallel sky.