After 3 weeks and 2 days, I've finally Lucid Dreamed.

[WatManWat]

Now, I've read up on Lucid Dreaming. I know the first thing people have done is Fly. Or have sex. I did both, whatever. I also became a Super Saiyan. And what sparked me being able to lucid dream was me just realizing, me thinking, "I am Dreaming." I read that I should spin, so I did. I don't know if it helped, but I guess it did because I continued to dream. Anywhoo, I had a question. Is there any way to exactly control your dream? Because when I was Lucid Dreaming, I was in control of me, but now when I think back to it, it just feels like a dream. I know I was in control at the time, but now it feels like I wasn't. Is that normal, and can I make myself remember that I was in control of what I was doing?

[OpheliaBlue]

Congrats on the lucid dream! And on your, uh.. achievements in the dream Sometimes when I really get caught up in a lucid dream, it feels like it just moves really fast and kinda spastic. Even though I was aware it was a dream, that I was lucid and in control, the dream still carried me away a bit. I don't know if that was what you meant, but I know that when it happens to me, if I just stop for a moment and take in all my senses, I feel more in the moment. Then when I recall the dream the next morning, it feels like it had been a more vivid lucid dream. Oh, and welcome to DreamViews!!

[WatManWat]

Glad to be here. Well, you ever have the feeling when you had a good dream, and you can only remember some parts of it? That's how it felt this morning. I could remember everything, but it still felt like there were parts missing.

[Sensei]

You need to get your recall up, or parts of your LDs will always be missing. Good job LDing! 3 weeks and 2 days isn't that long of a time for trying. Keep up the good work.

[WatManWat]

Here goes my next attempt.