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    1. 06-19-2004 12:37 AM #1
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      Once a month dream...

      I have a reacurring Lucid Nightmare. It happens about once or twice a month. The premis is basically the same all the time, we small situational changes.

      I am with my daughter or with friends. My husband is always somewhere else (he is in the military). A nuclear bomb goes off, it's usually not near me or I am just far enough away so that it does not affect me or my daughter. Instantly, I start seeing airplanes flying in the sky, not one or two, but tons, the whole sky is full of airplanes, and they start bombing locations and the sky turns dark. After I observe this, I mourn about my parents, friends, and work. I then panic and I try to reach my husband. He is never anywhere to be found but I almost reach him. Sometimes, I am walking long distances, other times, I am in a boat rowing to him. Also, always after an attack we are over taken with some kind of people, and we always have to go into hiding.

      Last night freaked me out because the dream was a bit different. This time, I was in the woods with strangers and my daughter and husband were at home. Instantly one of the ladies in my group screams and dives with two birds in her hands (my two love birds) she says "They will explode, they will explode" I don't know what she is talking about but I dive in after her as does the rest of the group. All of a sudden, not knowing what is happening, I feel the warmth of the nuclear bomb going off. This is where I became lucid, so know it will not harm me but the whole time, I was trying to find my daughter and my husband, I was so depressed because I didn't have her near me.

      I eventually found them but then I was stuck with one of my neighbors kids and her parents were dead. Because the country was overtaken as always, we had to hide and live in a small closet for a while and the world was not the same.

      I would love some smart opinions regarding this. Thanks, Val
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    2. 06-19-2004 05:30 AM #2
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      That is very interesting. Maybe you mind is giving you a problem to solve. Maybe it is just something on your mind. Can you take control of the dream to an extent when you have lucidity?
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    3. 06-19-2004 05:08 PM #3
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      I can take control to the point where I know I will not be hurt but I feel like I still have to find my family and get away from the danger. It does seem like I have a problem to solve. Good anology...
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    4. 06-19-2004 07:50 PM #4
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      If you becamue lucid you can do anything..Try teleporting to a different location or even trying to imagion your husband and daughter near you and if you have enough control it'll happen..
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    5. 06-20-2004 12:47 AM #5
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      Well we are not dream interpreters but I'd say that has to do with some insecurities about the safety of your family, which makes much sense with your husband in the military and the state of current events. There are thoughts about people that you love and your unwillingness to be separated from them. It's not a bad sign.

      To solve it I would just do as the others have suggested. Work on lucid dreaming and take authority. Don't be controlled by your mind, make it work for you. Sleep shouldn't be a time of agitation and worry. Just try to convince youself that nothing is real in a dream. If you need anymore help regarding how to best achieve lucidity read some of our great tutorials here in the forums.

      Good luck. Hope you will stay in our community.
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    6. 06-20-2004 01:24 AM #6
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      Originally posted by Remus
      If you becamue lucid you can do anything..Try teleporting to a different location or even trying to imagion your husband and daughter near you and if you have enough control it'll happen..
      Just because you can go lucid does not mean you have complete control remember. At least from my experience.
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    7. 06-20-2004 06:07 AM #7
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      You guys are very cool for giving me all this great advice. I guess I worry about this dream because I am afraid that I might be predicting something. I have had dreams before where I've predicted things and they have come true. Some dreams lucidity is fun and I have total control, other dreams I don't or I don't want to.

      This dream? I know I'm dreaming but it just seems so real. Anyway, I'm probably just worried about nothing. I've had freaky dreams as far as I can remember so I'm sure I'll work this one out also. I'll keep you guys posted if I have it again.
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