Thread: ? diffrence

It can go both ways. You could realize that you're dreaming but still be powerless to do anything. I think all of my lucid dreams have been in first person perspective, though.

hmm,

so is lucid really diffrent from ''normal dreaming?''

i always thought it to be as when you feel a 'shift'

you wake up and your now in your' dream

Dnow how it is with others, but my *few* lucid dreams have always been as realistic as real life. I see from my perspective and everything seems normal (while dreaming that is, not afterwards. =P ) Except I realise I am dreaming, and this can cause me to take control of the dream and do whatever I want with it. (For me I have only gotten in minor control, but I know others can control their dreams completely)

oh

so preety much real
this is really helping thanks

i just got a few bits and pieces i'm curious about

Yeah normally it is very real - the transition from ordinary dream to lucid dream is almost like opening your eyes and everything becomes so clear and real - its like you described, you might be following a script in a dream (like a movie) but then when you realise it is just a dream you take over and do what ever it is you want to do

cheers Adam

this make me want to try and succeed

my first LD will prob last 10sec max

ill prob flip out in joy

well thanks anyway

I wouldn't worry about that.

LDs are like sex, the first time might be quick, but it's the only time you will remember forever!

And they get better with practice, so keep going! If you need help or advice there are plenty of experienced people here to help

Adam.