Thread: Star Trek - or where no non-dreamer has ever been

Not yet, but started watching my ST Voyager DVDs in hope of having ST dream. Other things I watched before bed have made their way into my dreams (like a cooking show), so I'm hoping ST will too. Are you watching shows or incubating your dreams?

I have met a few myself since I started dreaming
I'm a big trekkie though

I themed my Dream Journal off of Star Trek, actually. If you want to see it it's here.
Meeting star trek characters is one of my recurring elements, and I love meeting them
So far I've met Cmdr. T'Pol, Lt. Reid, Cmdr. Tucker, Cmdr. Riker, and Lt. Cmdr. LaForge, listed chronologically.

I want to meet Picard, perhaps BE Odo... Spy on a developing race, studying as we wait to make first contact.

I've thought, that Lucid Dreaming would sort of be like being born into the Q continuum as a a baby, like was proposed by Q in VOY: "The Q and the Grey". You first know your world, and you learn that with brain power you can control your world. Eventually, with enough practice, you would be seemingly omnipotent in your dreams.

I have only seen TOS, some TAS and some TNG. My method is: when I'll reach any (hopefully high) dream control, I'll just spin myself into to bridge of Enterprise.
From TNG I would like to meet Deanna (in the first season she was a very pleasant but underdeveloped by writers character).
Have anyone been in the TOS era?

In mine lucid dreams, I seldom find myself in the Star Trek universe, though I do encounter Star Trek characters every once in a while. For instance, I still remember talking to Julian Bashir in a futuristic opera house when I was trying to do a Lucid Task. Or when I took a photo of Commander Chakotay and Tom Paris in Trafalgar Square.

Originally Posted by shinkarom

I want someday to be on the bridge of Enterprise, to interact in a new episode my mind will generate.

This actually happens in many of mine dreams; back when I was watching The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine a lot, most of my dreams would be like entirely new episodes, though I seldom partook in them. I was basically a phantom; I would unconsciously follow the characters around or hover in the distance, while the characters played their respective roles without ever noticing me. Most of the dream-episodes were fairly chaotic and emotional.

Star Trek-themed or no, MANY of mine non-lucid dreams have very complex story lines; probably why I can be so creative at times.

...Come to think of it, I remember there being a Star Trek: Voyager episode that was based on lucid dreaming. I remember there being an alien race who, due to their telepathic powers, evolved to sleep for days at a time, with lucid dreams of unlimited length. Oh, what I would give for that ability...

...Alright, I am beginning to ramble.