Thread: A great lucid

Just when I thought I was moving into another dry spell, another I'm got myself another great lucid!
It was pretty long, and it was right up there on the vividity scale. Once again I said to myself, "It's amazing, this is as real as real life, the visuals are so clear." Unfortunately I couldn't recall this as well when I woke up. The imagery alway's seems to slip my mind, anyhow this is a short recap of my lucid.

I became lucid spontaneously in the middle of one of my dreams. I think it was somewhere in the middle of the night, maybe around 2 or 3. I looked around everything was crystal clear, great environment. I said what I just talked about above, and then I took off and had a great flying experience. It was definetly the best I've ever experienced. I flew out of that dream scenario, and as luck would have it guess what I fly right into. A huge metropolis, with lots of high towers to weave in and out of! That was the real superman style cruisin! Weaving in and out at I would approximate 70 miles per an hour in and buildings.

Today I was thinking of beethoven's moonlight sonata. Couldn't tell why, until I realize that I had heard the song in my dream. I remember it playing in my dream. I can even remembering thinking about it my dream I think it was when I lost lucidity however.

Later I gained lucidity in an odd way. I was with my choir director, and I just suddenly was like, "choir, this must be a dream." Which is odd because I actually do have choir. I was like yes! I'm lucid again. I played around with some girls, and did some more flying. I just like experiencing it all sometimes. My vividity just keeps on increasing it's nice to just take it all in!

I feel like all I do in lucids is fly, use energy, and make out. I really am going to try to start setting my mind on doing new things. Mastering new things 8) all right thats it. Thanks for listening

Sounds awesome! Congrats on that LD.

If you want to channel your energies into doing productive things or whatever, you should try the lucid tasks. They're good and you get a badge.

Yes.. another dry spell averted! Congratulations!

Yeah! That is so cool! I know how fun it is to fly through cities. A while ago, I drempt that I left my bed, went over to Cody's house, calmed him down (he is really scared of his unconscious duplicate!), & we flew down to Disneyland & met Michelle there(ps: we were all wearing white robes!) We flew around. Lucky that you could fly into things, b/c we flew through them. Of course, when I went down there, it looked exactly the same as it did in my dream!
So I know the fun & peace that you'd feel flying through a city! So cool!
Oh, & if you want to go sky diving in your dreams, be my guest, but maybe you should play DS on the way down !

Lucky Lucky Luck!

I almost had another one last night and i did some reality checks but it was soooo real looking i thhought it was reality so i just gave up o well ill have another one

Thx guys,

I forgot to mention I had sleep paralysis that same night.

It seems lately when I've been having lucids, I've been experimenting with the state where I'm just fading out of the dream and into the real world. I had a lucid last night and got some more sleep paralysis and odd muscle/nerve functioning. My next goal after that is to have an OBE! By the way if anyone has any suggestions on this that would be really appreciated.

Also, when I'm in these states I find it not hard to reenter the dream world. I can here my dad, my senses of the outside world become more real, but then I can just go back to sleep and fade right into another lucid, which is totally awesome, because once you fade in then you know it's a dream. A lot of times I do this in multiple succession which have extended my lucids by a lot.

Dear Seph Clock,

The same way your Subconcious Mind can influence your Conscious Life, so your Conscious Mind can have influence on your Dream Self's priorities and actions. it is easy for the dream self to simply run amok. It has little of the Waking Self's social inhibitions and can be quite preoccuppied with ordinary urges.

That is where a good Lucid Check List comes in handy. You must condition yourself with a program of repetition to remember that when you become Lucid you will confine your actions to certain Priorities. What is important? Dreams are at the core of our Personality structure. The person we are or become in our Dreams is the Essence of who we are inside. It is the Person that manifests eventually into our waking experience. In dreams we have a chance to work on desired qualities -- to build skills, and to alley fears. So decide to work on those things are important to you. Prioritize. Have a certain Lucid Dream Ritual, something you do at the commencement of every Lucid Dream. Mine is "San Francisco Los Angles"-- that is S F L A -- "STOP FOCUS LOTUS AUM" STOP whatever dream action I had been in and walk away or levitate away from any dream characters I had been engaged with. If they are important enough then they will follow on their own. FOCUS on methods to enhance dream energy or intensify Lucidity. This used to mean looking at my hands, but now it means to begin rapid breathing. LOTUS means for me to levitate up into the air and assume the good old Lotus Position for Meditation. AUM is a good means of opening up the Spiritual Realm to one's Self. It often brings on the Highest Dreams.

But after your personal Lucid Dream Commensement Ritual, then do the One Thing that was on your Lucid Dream Checklist -- your one goal for the next time you had a Lucid Dream.

The way a Lucid Dream Checklist works for me -- the Repetitive program -- is to set my watch timer to 20 minute countdown and repeats, and then, all through the day, when it beeps, I go over the Lucid Dream Checklist in my mind. It works. It helps one to have Lucid Dreams in the first place, and then when I become Lucid I remember to do something else besides pounce on the first skirt that comes into sight or scent.