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Have you ever had a dream so real that you question whether or not it really happened? It's been happening to me so much lately. Probably the only reason I have difficulty realizing I'm in a dream.
Every sensation has been real too. Even though dialogue (now that I think about it) is really odd, it seems so in place. Any tips to getting into a DILD?
i have sometimes trouble to recognize what actaly happened and what event was a dream. But that happend a week from that dream or so. But i always know what was dream, and what was "real".
I know exactly what you mean, when i was younger something happened in a dream that i swear was real, even to this day. But the people it involved(ie my mother) continue to tell me it never happened. It's pretty funny, actually. dreams can be so real.
first and only one fully lucid that I had was so real. I mean, it was like reality, just like now, just like than. No difference.
Most of my dreams are things that could happen in real life. I don't usually get all these apocalyptic zombie hunting dreams that everyone talks about. It makes you wonder about if some things in your childhood actually happened or if they were dreams. I wish I had some of those crazy zombie dreams though, I don't have enough nightmares.:evil:
I have a mixture of both kinds of crazy dreams. Either like real life with people I know, or something so out there and so abstract but it's still very lifelike. Like I can dream of having a chat with someone in a park about something that's going to happen, or solving problems with them. Or I will have dreams I am in space with ancients and running the universe through an amazing array of colors and beauty.
I love my dreams, they treat me so kind. I don't think I ever had a real nightmare.
It's just that in my dreams, I play out things I could see myself doing, but it's still not lucid, and I can't get a grip on that, I want to know I am dreaming, and go beyond my dreams and take part in something major.
I think my dreams always played part in my overactive imagination from when I was little.