Have you tried sleeping IN your lucid dream?... |
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As far back as I can remember I have only had lucid dreams, as soon as I open my eyes (in my dream) I realize I'm dreaming, and within that I have complete control of what goes on. I was curious if there is anyway to stop my being aware of it. My dreams have really come quite boring, (when you've been doing it your whole life you run out of sensations). I want to have a dream that I don't have control in, I want to see were things lead so that I may find out what my conscience is trying to tell me. |
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Have you tried sleeping IN your lucid dream?... |
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To stop having control: |
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Dream Journal: Dreamwalker Chronicles Latest Entry: 01/02/2016 - "Hallway to Haven" (Lucid)(Or see the very best of my journal entries @ dreamwalkerchronicles.blogspot)
Interesting problem. I wonder if you tried some kind of role playing if you could manage to lose your conciousness. You know how we all as kids got so involved in role playing games that we temporarily lost track of who we were? |
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you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
-gandhi
Ah, well I guess I lied to a certain extent I don't have control of not having control. Once i realize I'm dreaming which is the instant I find myself in a location other than the one I am sleeping in, everything will stop. Granted the "dream objects/people" still interact as my mind would have them but I react as I would if I were truly awake, except for the fact of being able to control whatever comes to mind at the moment. You see I have a A.D.D. but not in the sense that I concentrate on anything but in the sense that i will concentrate on one thing until I'm done trying to figure out what it is that gave me the interest in the first place(yes which means i zone -out a lot). My mind, subconsciencely, to say the least is morbid and warped. Which I find intriguing, so if I do make a conscience effort on changing something it will change for a split second because I will still be trying to understand what I need to be told. So as you can see I either want to figure this out or get rid of it all together. |
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Although I despise double-posting I decided that this was important enough to post seperately. Thank you all for your answers but I have decided that I may have a use for it as of this moment. I read the post on personal dream-worlds and thought it interesting enough to delve into deeper. Again, thank you for your time. |
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You don't HAVE to have control to be lucid. Lucid dreams mean you know you're dreaming. I often don't take control unless I'm utterly pissed (like my last one I was so mad I got a bad grade I had the teacher change it to an A). I've been LD since I was a very young child. When I was fifteen I stopped remembering dreams alltogether due to a very bad lucid dream I had where I refused to take control. I would stay up extra late, actually WANT to not remember. When I first tried this I would set the alarm to go off every hour to make sure I disrupted my dreams. For a year and a half I had no dreams. |
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"One word, love: curiosity. You long for freedom. You long to do what you want to do because you want it." ~ Captain Jack Sparrow
I have control in the sense where if I will it, it will happen without to much thought. I don't have control in the sense that I "can't" force myself to not have control, this is more of a personality trait that transfers over. My life in general I have control in almost every aspect that I am able to, and the aspects that I don't have control over I can accurately predict what will happen which gives me time to prepare for it. I, by nature, over-think everything. The purpose of this post was because I wanted to discover what my subconscience was trying to tell me due to certain reacurring graphic dreams, or forget them all together. Then I read the post about "dreamscapes" and if this theory is even remotely true then I will be able to discover what I initially wanted to. |
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