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    1. 05-29-2007 12:50 AM #1
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      Not sure I had a lucid dream or not

      Well last night I went to sleep (duh) but then woke up again probably around 12 or 1 to go take a piss. By this time I had already begun dreaming. When I went back to sleep, my dreams continued, only were different. I was in my house and my parents were trying to get me to do something (something I didn't want to do i think). In my dream, I thought "F this, this is a dream" I went outside and decided to fly, which I did do after a little bit of work. Now i'm not sure if this was lucid, or if what happended in my dream was litterally just me dreaming that I was having a lucid dream. I have had this feeling before too. Anyone know what I just experienced?

      *Oh, and if it helps at all, I wasn't able to stay "lucid" for long. I woke up. Middair.
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    2. 05-29-2007 01:21 AM #2
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      Yeah i think you were. Congradulations on you sucess. All a lucid dream is that you are realize that you weredreaming. after that you just need to work on control.

      but good job, and don't give up.
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    3. 05-29-2007 01:25 AM #3
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      Thanks. I'm excited now that I've finally done it. I did all my work, kept a DJ, discussed and thought about my dreams, and it payed off. I wanna thank these forums, even though I wasn't a member, I browsed around to figure out how to get started. And the waking life for telling me about Lucid Dreaming. lol
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    4. 05-29-2007 03:19 AM #4
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      Congrats on the lucidity, schuleralexf. The dreams will get longer and better if you keep practicing.

      Oh yeah, and welcome to Dream Views.
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    5. 05-31-2007 12:40 AM #5
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      Trust me

      It gets better when you can do it a lot and can experiment with it.
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