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      2nd Lucid Dream

      Hey all, I posted on here about a month ago after I had my first lucid dream, which was a DILD that lasted about 10 seconds or so, mostly me flying and feeling an incredible sense of exhileration. After that first one I thought I'd be able to do it again fairly soon, but I ended up with only a couple close calls.

      In one I did a reality check (finger through the hand) and convinced myself it was normal, even though my finger was actually slightly pushing out the palm. In another I realized I was dreaming but was awake right as the realization hit me.

      Anyway, last week I was out of town for the holiday and had a strange dream where I was in a museum (I used to have a lot of museum dreams as a kid), but the museum was based on Monty Python songs. With no reality check or anything, it clicked that I was dreaming. After my first LD where I took off flying and got so excited that I woke myself up, I'd decided to try to stay calm and just explore the dream...so I remembered that I should try to find something to pick up and use my senses. I went down to the floor but there was nothing to pick up, so I just spread my arms out on the floor feeling it. Then I rubbed my hands together and screamed "increase lucidity!"

      I ended up being so focused on increasing my lucidity that I eventually just fell back into the dream. The whole thing lasted probably close to a minute. Looking back, it almost feels like I was merely "dreaming that I was lucid dreaming" since my logic was still stuck in dream mode. It's strange because the initial part where I went to the floor is vivid, but everything fades quickly even though I remember doing those other things to maintain and increase my lucidity.

      Oh well, it was still cool. It really is a rush to have that click where suddenly you realize what's going on.

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      Congratulations on your not-very-short LD!
      It makes sense that the parts where you tried to increase lucidity were more dream-like - that's probably why you were trying to increase lucidity in the first place. I know what you mean about that "click" of realization, its a really cool feeling.
      I hope you have many more, feel free to ask if you need any help!

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      Quote Originally Posted by gthom View Post
      Oh well, it was still cool. It really is a rush to have that click where suddenly you realize what's going on.
      Yes.. yes it is!

      Congratulations.. your lucids are only going to get better and better!

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      Quote Originally Posted by Clairity View Post
      Congratulations.. your lu1cids are only going to get better and better!
      Thanks...I hope so.

      At the very least it's interesting to note how you can be aware of the dream, yet still have fuzzy "dream logic" working within the framework of the dream. I suppose both of mine thus far have been of relatively low lucidity, because I have very little specific recollection of how things looked, felt, sounded, etc...similar to a somewhat vivid non-lucid. At least this time I made the effort and remembered to do a bunch of the things I'd read here (touching things, rubbing hands, yelling, etc.).

      Anyway, hope for another one soon.

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