My First LD, Quick and Inaccurate - but Amazing :)

**cyberjaze** · 12-29-2011 03:32 AM

Got my first lucid dream today at approximately 6am. It was different from what I thought it is. I thought I've experienced it before but I'm wrong.

The scene started in a faucet in an apartment I'm currently living. At first it's not in a first person view until I realized and told myself I am just dreaming. I felt happy I made it in the first day of attempt but I also felt fear of how I would go out of this dream. As soon as I realized, it seemed that I spin and the view is now a first person view. I have the control of myself now but its slow motion. I did a reality check to make sure. I tried to count my fingers, its too many to count so I am sure by then I was dreaming. I thought of place I want to go to since I gone to sleep, a beautiful beach. Its not clear at first but it becomes clearer as I imagine. It did not turn as expected. The surrounding somehow change a bit as I imagine the good place. The end view is still a beach but somewhat similar to what I use to go in real world, a beach near our house in the province. I imagine beautiful girls to appear. There appears 2 men and 1 woman in beach suit, somehow looked like characters in computer game as their skin do not look just as human. I grab the girl, she looked cute, and started kissing her. I felt the lips like real. I inserted my hand inside her panty suit (that's naughty of me) and I woke up. That was a quick lucid dream but a good start I guess. Maybe I become too excited to have sex with the girl that's why I woke up. I will try to fly next time. Hopefully there is still next time

Hehe just sharing...

**Enjyu** · 12-29-2011 04:04 AM

Congratulations on your first lucid dream!

This is a great start. A lot of people wake up as soon as they become lucid for the first time. However, it sounds like you were able to maintain lucidity for quite some time.

Having a lucid dream on your very first attempt is something that rarely happens. How long have you been preparing for this?

**cyberjaze** · 12-29-2011 06:16 AM

I actually got interested when I dream of something 2 nights ago. Its been a long time since I had a remembered a dream and I know the trend of my dreams. It comes consecutively in several nights after the first dream. So i decided to search for something to control my dream because I knew this is the right time to do it. I hope this continues hehe its fun. By the way, do you have your dream everyday?

I just read yesterday about different information and techniques. I put it in my mind before going to bed and applied the next night (that's last night). At first I find it hard to make a dream. I wake up at 6am and do something for a while then gone back to sleep. I guess its a combination of WILD and WBTB that worked for me.

I'm happy to accomplish such thing in just first try. I do wish before I could control my dream but did not believe so much that its possible. I was able to have somewhat control my dream once when I was a child but my experience last night was so different.

Can you suggest what next move should I do? How can I prolong the lucidity? I just wake up without sign that i'm gonna wake up.

**Juf** · 12-29-2011 10:21 AM

Don't get to excited. At first, try to take everything in, look around, smell the air, feel the grass. My biggest mistake (like many) on my first lucid was I went straight for sex, seconds after it started I woke up. The next time I calmed myself and looked around and tried other things. Read up on dream stabilization. Stay calm and stay in power.

**Raen** · 12-29-2011 11:20 AM

Haha, congratulations!
I haven't had a lucid dream yet but I get excited when I can recall even normal dreams xD

**Enjyu** · 12-29-2011 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by cyberjaze

By the way, do you have your dream everyday?

Everyone dreams around 4 to 6 times per night on average. However, a lot of people don't remember most of them. Personally, right now I'm only able to recall 2 to 3 dreams per night, but that is because I have stopped keeping a dream journal for a while now. When I was still keeping it I could easily remember 4 dreams per night.

As for ways to prolong lucidity, I suggest you read through the Dream Stabilization and Clarity Tutorial. There you can find many techniques you can use to prevent yourself from losing lucidity or waking up.

**cyberjaze** · 12-30-2011 07:10 AM

I've read what Dream Stabilization and Clarity Tutorial. I learned some ways and I had my second partial lucid dream last night. I improved a little due to your suggestions enjyu and juf. I still have to experience more. You can read about my second dream in my dream journal (cant paste links yet)

**Juf** · 12-30-2011 07:24 AM

This one turned out better than your first one! I find if I feel as if I'm going to wake up from a lucid (like I have warnings, like the world spinning ect.) and I can't stabilize it, that it helps to try to recall the dream while I'm still dreaming. That way, when I wake up, it's all fresh in my mind. I've never actually read about other people doing this but it's worth a shot. Good luck.