Soo - here is the last LD-report, which I forgot putting in here - so copy-paste and sorry:

Quote Originally Posted by StephL View Post
Last night (28.03.14) I took a different approach than usual and I'm quite happy with how it went.
I recognized one of my dreamsigns - and without RC or any stabilization activities - I just went with the flow of the dream.
First off I took flight and airswam about in the house - to the admiration of the people there.
Maybe first time I told somebody, that I was dreaming - they were like - really? What is with us then, though??
I let the topic slip immediately, because I wanted them to feel real..
There was a story going on and DCs from real life - somehow I slipped in and out of dreaming it lucidly.
For example I got handed a toddler, and it was so nice and cuddly - I forgot myself - but not for long.
I guess, I got lucid in the same dream about three times - and it was a really long one - much more lucid time than the last many instances. People whom I didn't see for long - so my main aim was being happy and having fun with them.
It was very enjoyable - not according to plan, exactly - I wanted to walk about briskly and look at things and call out commands - completely forgot about that. But no stability issues whatsoever except in terms of intermittently loosing lucidity from getting too involved.
Bit stupid, I didn't journal it - after waking up from it I simply turned over and slept on.
So the memory is a bit patchy - but I felt very good upon waking up for the day - it's such a nice mood-enhancer!
And really motivating to not only have the realization strike and panic about and loose it, but some real solid dream-time.
Hard to gauge the time - I'd say more than 15 min.
This was quite nice as an approach to the problem of stabilization, I used to have.
My main effort was to leave the dream be and take it as it is and comes - it was unstable towards nonlucidity - but not towards waking - and I was very thankful for that. One day, I'll have the balance thing figured out.

Being stupid last night:
I found myself in my old school, having to take an obscure course, supposedly belonging to my professional training.
And I thought (correctly) - I have been dreaming about exactly this before!

My marvellous conclusion: That must have been a precognitive dream!!

I even went as far as beginning to tentatively pull on loose strings in my world-view - like - how can I integrate this?
Most silly of all - I thought shortly - why not do, what you would do, if it was a dream - jump in the air a bit and start hovering?
Answer - naa - if I really do hover then - that might disquiet my conversation-partner...rolleyes.gif

Nose pinch baby next time!!