Thread: Omg, i had my first two lds!!!!!!!!!

Congrats dude!

Sounds awesome

Congrats! I know how you feel, happy for you. Remember this surprised/happy feeling and recall it everytime you question your reality when doing daytime awareness. Your mind will start associate you being happy with lucid dreaming and will help you achieve both. Happy dreams

Moved to Lucid Experiences

I gotta try that cannon thing, sounds fun

Welcome to the Jungle..I mean Lucid Dream World.

Ahhh! Congrats, Ben!

Sucks you lost lucidity in that first lucid, but you got it back! Keep it up!

Woah, sounds awesome well done!

That's funny how the cat called you a cunt punt xD

Lol, yeah! The cat kind of had a mexican tone to it which made it even more odd.

CONGRATZZZZZZ! I still can't wait to have my first!

You'll be over the moon when you do

Originally Posted by benzilla04

it turned around and called me a "cunt punt", I was like... thats not right

thats not right man.
dont let any cat ever call you a cunt punt.


similar thing happened when i first got lucid - woke up immediately but had another lucid the same night.
its like as soon as your brain pulls it off once it gets on a roll - at least for the evening hahaha

That’s great. Congrats for your Lucid dreams. You lost lucidity in your first dream and got it back again that really sounds interesting. Well Done.

I think I have had 3 lucid dreams in the past week. I'm sleep, but seems like I'm awake. Everything is the same. I'm lying in bed just like I was before I fell asleep. When I realize I am dreaming I get nervous and afraid. I dream I try and call for my gf. She answers (but don't) as I'm dreaming. I try and make myself wake up. When I think I have succeeded in waking up I realize I'm still dreaming. I then stand up and hit my head on the wall to try and wake up (still dreaming). I then grab the remote to turn the tv on, thinking it will wake me (still dreaming). I have a whole normal conversation with my gf in this process also. Scares the crap of me. 31 yo male. Is there anything to be afraid of? I feel like death is there or something. Very weird feeling.

Oh and the dream lucid dream I had the other night, I woke up, only to fall back asleep and continue the same dream. I dreamed I was arguing with my gf about something. I woke up thinking we actually argued. Seeing her sleeping, I went back to sleep continuing the argument and I pour soda on her side of the bed. She got a towel and wiped up the soda and put a sheet down (I was dreaming this). Woke up that morning apologizing about pouring the drink on her side of the bed, which apparently never happened. Another time, I was dreaming someone was holding me down and I couldn't yell. Very vivid. I knew I was in a dream, but tried to nudge my gf and yell for her. Cover started covering my face and felt like I was losing air. Note: I have a slight not diagnosed sleep apnea I think. My gf tells me I stop breathing for a not normal amount of time, but not lately. I don't think I like lucid dreams lol.

I'm sure alot of people are afraid of it. I'm also sure you can overcome your fear aswell and instead of being scared, having a wonderful experience in your lucid dreams

I think I have had 3 lucid dreams in the past week. I'm sleep, but seems like I'm awake. Everything is the same. I'm lying in bed just like I was before I fell asleep. When I realize I am dreaming I get nervous and afraid. I dream I try and call for my gf. She answers (but don't) as I'm dreaming. I try and make myself wake up. When I think I have succeeded in waking up I realize I'm still dreaming. I then stand up and hit my head on the wall to try and wake up (still dreaming). I then grab the remote to turn the tv on, thinking it will wake me (still dreaming). I have a whole normal conversation with my gf in this process also. Scares the crap of me. 31 yo male. Is there anything to be afraid of? I feel like death is there or something. Very weird feeling.

I'm reading about all these great LD's. Why does mine have me stuck in my bed, in my room, feeling afraid. If I could fly, that would be great.

It sounds like sleep apnea makes you lucid but you're in sleep paralysis at least some of the time. The other dreams, where you're in your bed and get up and walk around the house etc sound like false awakenings.

You need to train yourself to always do reality checks whenever you wake up - before you do anything else. If you can make yourself realize you're dreaming then you;ll be lucid! But the difference is, because you used a reality check, it should be a more stale and powerful lucidity than what you're having, which seem to be very low awareness.

Get used to always doing RCs when you wake up - learn stabilization techniques and think about using them when you realize you're lucid - then when you do manage to get lucid you have a better chance of taking control.

I appreciate the advice very much. I do quickly realize I'm dreaming, but then I try so hard to wake myself. Next time I'll just try and go with the flow and try and take control.

I just seen where you said RC. I do a reality check every time. Before I posted this morning, I had a LD. My RC was grabbing my phone. That made me search dreams, which lead me to lucid dreams and this great forum.