Thread: Lucid Dares

Originally Posted by Box77

Yay! I had a Semi-lucid planning how I'm going to do the fractal dare where actually I accomplished to do it, but I wasn't fully aware I was already dreaming... Perhaps next time.

This is exactly what I was hoping for, Box!!
So proud of you - especially that you tried it again, I've been so tempted to give you the dare upon first attempt, but now I know, it was the right thing not to!

For everybody too lazy to click:

Originally Posted by Box77

My 'thoughts' start to appear in front of my eyes, I don't consider this to be a lucid state, I just know that I'm not awake. Then I remember that I have the fractal dare in my things to do list. While I'm waiting for the dream to properly 'materialize'. I look for an image of a fractal where I could start this task. The whole floor turns into a cut shell structure like this:



I'm standing on the lines and notice it's diffracting in small portions of the same pattern to the borders like the borders of a crocheted doily.



I go there thinking that in order to perform the task, I must dive into those small structures. I think I have to zoom into those structures in order to do so. I knee on the web of lines and stare deeper into the structure. It doesn't take too much until I'm inside a huge 3D fractal structure of the same pattern. I think this is going to be awesome when I'm fully lucid. I turn on my back thinking that it's the best image I could come up with. When a thought (those very imaginative thoughts that only show up when I'm dreaming) gets into my mind: "What about if I cheat it? I mean, I could jump into foam bubbles and wallow on it! That's a fractal too". Then I remember it should be a romanesco and the task would be awesome too, like this one shell like pattern I'm wallowing on right now. I wallow extremely happy on this structure.

Beautiful!! "Extremely happy wallowing" on fractal structures - you've hit bullseye with this dream, that's exactly what I was intending!


@Percy: Hehe - cheers! Got to read your dreams yet, and will - sounds like great exploits again, maestro!