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    1. 01-15-2010 03:40 PM #1
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      controlling my ride on mower?

      hey guys, new to the forums here. i have read up on lucid dreaming before and controlling and all that and i did start a dream journal ages ago. but i never really continued on with it. however last night i had a dream that i was riding my ride on lawn mower lol, and then i was trying to make it go on 2 wheels and see how long i can ride it for. im not too sure if this is lucid dreaming or what? i dont know if i was in control or not but it was what i wanted it to do and then it did, but it didnt last too long. im going to start up a dream journal after tonight and then see how we go from there onwards. i also need to do alot more reading to get my head around all these new phrases such as WILDs and all that stuff. should be fun though =)
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    2. 01-15-2010 05:01 PM #2
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      In order for it to be a lucid dream, you have to have realized that it was a dream. Not that you could do wheelies on the lawn mower, or that you could control things with some strange ability, but simply that you were in a dream.

      So, you'd have to be the one to tell us if it was lucid or not. From your post it just sounds like you were controlling it but not actually lucid?

      To help you out with the weird terms, here is a list of the acronyms.

      Essentially there can be two types of lucid dreams- Dream-Initiated-Lucid-Dreams, where you weren't lucid until the dream was already in progress. These are the DILDs you'll see all over the place. The other is the Wake-Initiated-Lucid-Dream, the WILD, which means that your mind never lost awareness and consciousness, and you let your body fall into sleep and begin dreaming straight from the waking state. Every different technique to become lucid aims for one of these two categories of lucid dream.

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