HELLO yollo's

**AKAdoll** · 07-23-2012 07:08 AM

hello my name is akadoll . im from danmark and got a very bad english , as you can tell .

all the time i got lucid dreams but its not that normal like you can control your dreams ,i cant even see good stuff like a flying pig or a rainbow , the only stuff i dream is mentally disturbing stuff . ones i dreamed that i was in a hall(every thing was grey) and in the end of the hall there was a room and when i walked over to the door i hear a tiking noise , when i opend the door i saw a guy straped to the wall and some creature was peeling skin of the guy , the guy screamed too, then i hear a freaky noise of screamming and stuff that TV makes when there is no channels then i woke op .

have any one here got a dream like this where you couldn't do any thing like blow a wall or jump high ?

how i got here
i got here from a cheating website

**Binsk** · 07-23-2012 08:09 PM

Hello Akadoll, welcome to the forums. We all have occasionally have dreams where we have horrifying experiences with no control. The main thing about controlling your dreams is expectation. If you expect something bad to be on the other side of the door, it will be. If you expect pink elephants to be dancing around the room with a top-hat and cane, they will be. That dream sounds quite disturbing, and I can imagine you do not wish to have one like it again.

I would advise that you practice dream control. Practice to change what you expect to happen. Believe something good will happen, something happy or funny. Or perhaps you can try spawning something happy by expecting it to be behind you when you turn around. You can change your location in a dream by doing similar things. If you learn to control them, you can always change bad experiences into pleasant ones.

Good luck!

**Robot_Butler** · 07-24-2012 04:30 PM

Sometimes nightmares are the easiest dreams to remember. They are disturbing enough to make an memorable impact. I'm sure you are having good dreams, too. You just need to remember them.

**Pastelpeach** · 07-26-2012 12:52 AM

Welcome to DV! Before I knew of LD, when I become lucid in nightmares, I just wake myself up cause that's all I knew.

**melanieb** · 07-26-2012 01:14 AM

Welcome to the forum!

As Robot_Butler said nightmares do make a strong impression on our conscious memory. They're easy to recall with the emotional rollercoaster they put you through. The trick is to know you're dreaming when nightmare occurs and then use lucidity to turn the dream into something less frightening.

You can close your eyes or walk around a corner (in the dream) and expect the dream scene to change. If you believe it will change then it probably will.

Plenty of dreams reported by people are actual lucid dreams where the person had no control over the action. People come here to learn control and achieve their goals.

This is a lot of reading and may take a while to absorb but it is a good resource for beginning your efforts: http://www.dreamviews.com/f20/beginn...eaming-124786/

It's a fairly comprehensive guide and answers a lot of the basic questions.

The staff here at DreamViews is here to help answer questions and provide guidance. Post questions on the forum or send one of us a private message by clicking on our profile name.

Welcome to the forum and pleasnant dreams!

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