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    1. 01-24-2006 07:40 PM #1
      Alfredo77
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      First ever lucid experience... WOW!!!!

      Ok, I have read the website a few weeks ago and have been trying to casually improve my dream recall (i need to start actually writing entries into a journal).

      Since then, I have had moderate success at recognizing that im dreaming within vivid dreams. But last I had a breakthough, let me explain...

      I had a nice long vivid dream, things were going great, i could recognize i was dreaming and taking action in events, for example, I wanted to skateboard a steep slope, and i tripped and didnt feel any pain... it was a vivid dream, but still blurry, dark, and it was difficult to really see things around me. Then I walked into a small room, and as i entered, it felt as if i entered a vortex, making this weird sound 'wbruuuulpmmp' then suddenly I could see everything clearly, every little detail of the room i could see in clear colors, i could feel my body... it honestly felt as if i was reborn.. it felt like real life!!! it was like waking up within a dream... really cool sensation I immediatly was aware that i was experiencing a lucid dream, and i was so excited I woke myself up.

      I hope I can have this experience again, all 5 senses were fully funtional. crazzzy!!!
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    2. 01-24-2006 08:01 PM #2
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      Congrats!

      My lucid dreams were also much clearer after I'd gathered some intel about lucid dreaming from this site. Actually I think it's because you know what to look for (details etc.) Everyone wakes up at that first major clarity LD, or at least I did
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    3. 01-24-2006 08:05 PM #3
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      First up, welcome to the forum and enjoy your stay.

      Congratultions on your lucidity, so matter how brief it was it was still a huge step and one that you should be very proud of. It takes most people a while to get realistic feeling LD's so it seems that you're on the right track. Good luck in the future.
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    4. 01-24-2006 08:47 PM #4
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      Originally posted by Alex D
      First up, welcome to the forum and enjoy your stay.

      Congratultions on your lucidity, so matter how brief it was it was still a huge step and one that you should be very proud of. It takes most people a while to get realistic feeling LD's so it seems that you're on the right track. Good luck in the future.
      Thanks, Im glad to hear Im on the right track, I'm still amazed at how real it felt... i don't know how I got to it tho... im hoping for more lucid experiences.
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    5. 01-25-2006 01:53 AM #5
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      that first realistic lucid sure is awesome eh? keep practicing, and its only up from here..

      oh, and i live just outside abbotsford. welcome, my fellow lower mainlander... 8)


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    6. 01-25-2006 05:10 PM #6
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      Originally posted by Asher
      that first realistic lucid sure is awesome eh? * *keep practicing, and its only up from here..

      *oh, and i live just outside abbotsford. welcome, my fellow lower mainlander... 8)
      hey hey! nice to see someone from a familiar place
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