Lucid dream anywhere besides your bed?

[ld411]

Just wondering have you guys ever had a lucid dream anywhere besides your bed? Like during a long car ride or on an airplane? Or maybe even sitting somewhere waiting for something and you fall asleep and LD?

[Abra]

Generally, I can't get comfortable enough to fall asleep during travel. I just can't fall asleep sitting up. :< I've had them in beds that weren't mine, though. Hotels, couches, etc.

[John11]

I had one in an airplane recently, but it was very short as I was uncomfortable and sleeping lightly anyway.

[Moroso]

Ah, no. I just can't sleep anywhere other than a bed! Although, that would be really cool wouldn't it? Because plane journeys are soo boring, imagine having a nice long lucid dream instead of sitting up in a stuffy, nasty plane. God, I really hate flying.

[DeeryTheDeer]

I usually have long, vivid, multiple lucid dreams when I sleep on the couch. I don't know why that is...

[Metaphyz1k]

I really enjoy when I have lucid dreams elsewhere besides my bed. They are often unique and different from what I would normally experience. I find it occurs quite often because I notice that I sleep much lighter on other beds. So when I drift frequently from wakefulness to dreaming and vice versa, a residual consciousness is often present that I am able to hold onto, which will facilitate lucidity.

[Bjernehed]

Ive had them on the beach sleeping on the sand during day, on the coffetable at work and some other places but they are usually more intence/bizarr and more shortlasting. Fun and interesting though

[spaceexplorer]

For those of you who have trouble sleeping places other than your beds... one word: Hammock Probably the best invention EVER!! They pack up small, and waking up in a woodlands after a nice lucid dream, is such a wonderful experience. Every lucid dreamer should have a portable bed

[Kamikaze Spirit]

I've had a lucid dream on a plane. At the time I hadn't had a lucid dream for a while and it seemed that the change in location sparked my lucid dream off.

[-Blakren-]

Had one on a train to novascotia

[Robot_Butler]

I frequently get spontaneous lucid dreams when I sleep in a strange place. Whenever I'm staying in a hotel or friend's house, I get all kinds of sleep paralysis, disorientation, and lucid dreams. I know a lot of people use this to their advantage. They move to the couch to WILD, or turn in their bed so they are facing a strange direction.

[Conkt]

I've never had a lucid dream during travel, but they have always been very vivid. I just got back from an 8 hour plane+bus ride, both of which I slept on and had very vivid dreams.

[oniman7]

I used to get into some weird half wake, half dream thing. I was physically asleep, I think. It may have been what most people strive to achieve when they meditate. I was removed and distant from the world, in my own thoughts, and my body shut down. However, I could hear what people were saying and instantly wake myself up. I always woke up feeling like ice was flowing through my veins, though. That was one of my indications I was asleep-- your body temperature falls when you're asleep, and I guess my body hadn't recovered from it for some reason.

[CaLeB-]

I've had a few before while sleeping over at my friends' houses, whether it was on the couch, floor, or in their bed.

[ld411]

I really enjoy when I have lucid dreams elsewhere besides my bed. They are often unique and different from what I would normally experience. I find it occurs quite often because I notice that I sleep much lighter on other beds. So when I drift frequently from wakefulness to dreaming and vice versa, a residual consciousness is often present that I am able to hold onto, which will facilitate lucidity. Yea true