Thread: Kraom's Workbook

Great job, kraom! Awesome that you were able to become lucid because of the feel of the dream, really amazing. I'll have to pay attention to what my dreams feel like, recognizing that feeling must be extremely handy. I'm proud of you man, you're getting really good at this.
Take some ridiculous looking cookies as your reward:

Originally Posted by Caenis

Great job, kraom! Awesome that you were able to become lucid because of the feel of the dream, really amazing. I'll have to pay attention to what my dreams feel like, recognizing that feeling must be extremely handy. I'm proud of you man, you're getting really good at this.

Haha, thanks I thought it was pretty fun how pretty much spot on your prediction was from last night.. And the feeling is pretty handy to recognize it's happened to me in more than one of my lucids..

Originally Posted by Kraom

Haha, thanks I thought it was pretty fun how pretty much spot on your prediction was from last night.. And the feeling is pretty handy to recognize it's happened to me in more than one of my lucids..

I was hoping that telling you that you'll have two LDs would help you succeed in having them. That, and you have a lot of skill and have quasi-lucids all the time, the odds were with me. =p

Can you explain what that feeling is like? What is it exactly that you recognize? The only things that I can think of are different are: touch and pain are dull; I don't think much in dreams, and I'm never too worried about anything. I'm really curious about what it is that you sense that is different.

Originally Posted by Caenis

Can you explain what that feeling is like? What is it exactly that you recognize? The only things that I can think of are different are: touch and pain are dull; I don't think much in dreams, and I'm never too worried about anything. I'm really curious about what it is that you sense that is different.

Hmm alright it's kind of an obscure sense. Let me see how I would describe it. Alright so, the sense I get is really nothing tangible such as touch or pain, it's more like when I'm walking through a dream and I just feel something like in the atmosphere of the dream itself that lets me know that it's a dream. Hmm, so for me dreams often feel different then real life there's a sort of difference that I can sense, also in a dream I feel physically different. What I mean by that is in a dream I feel not weightless my body still has weight to it, but I feel like a sort of nothingness around me and not in a negative way. So for instance in real life I may feel a slump in my shoulders or my posture might not feel straight while I'm walking and also most of the time in real life I feel a slight pressure in my skull, but in my dream I don't feel anything. Like there's no aliments on my body. I'm also usually always in a cheerful disposition in my dreams like there isn't a care in the world, and there isn't I'm in a dream! So all of this sort of combines into just a sort of sense that I must be in a dream. Sorry if I didn't explain it well it's a little hard to describe a feeling I get in dreams lol.