Most Vivid Dream Yet

**EchoJuliet** · 03-27-2013 05:47 PM

This was my most lucid and vivid dream I’ve had so far.It started off in a plane, it seemed like it was crashed inside of a hangar or building. I was talking over a headset to some people, saying that I was in a crashed plane. I got out of the plane and went towards the doors of the hangar, which were closed. I found a gun leaning against the door, only to realize it was a BB gun when I picked it up. I started to realize at this point that I was dreaming. I found a smaller door so I wouldn't have to open one of the big ones. I walked through it and told myself I was dreaming, which is when I became completely lucid. I was afraid that my lucidity would cause me to wake up at this point, but I stayed in the dream. Instead of using the gun to fight whoever I would have had to, I decided I wanted to try flying. So I pretty much changed my dream and started flying. It was one of the most real feelings I’ve ever had. I could feel the air moving around me as I flew through the air. I realized I was flying over my college campus, and started to fly towards one of my friend’s buildings, As I flew to her floor there were a bunch of people having a party on that floor. Instead of opening the door I decided to try and walk through it. I ran into the door and wasn't able to walk through it, and some guy started to laugh and call me an idiot of trying to walk through a door. We argued for a bit and then I woke up. Overall it wasn't the longest dream I've had, but it was probably the best. Just the feeling of actually knowing I was dreaming and having enough control to start flying was amazing. I don’t even remember doing a reality check before I became lucid, either, I just knew I was dreaming.

Also, do you believe once you have one good lucid dream, it becomes easier to recognize and have other dreams?

**VagalTone** · 03-27-2013 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by EchoJuliet

I don’t even remember doing a reality check before I became lucid, either, I just knew I was dreaming.

Also, do you believe once you have one good lucid dream, it becomes easier to recognize and have other dreams?

This is a very good sign IMO. what induction technique did you use ?

i think it becomes easier , otherwise it would not be a skill, specially after your 5- 10 LD. After that, i got more confident and less stressed with failure ( you know: why didn´t you notice that ? why are you so dumb when you dream ? oh no, grrr

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**Scionox** · 03-27-2013 07:22 PM

Congrats!

I became lucid a bunch of times without reality check or dream sign, sometimes we just spontaneously get aware of dreaming state.

As you get more lucid dreams and as you keep practicing it will get easier to have them, but vividness is a good sign too, it means your awareness was higher than usual, which was also the reason for spontaneous lucidity, and more awareness = more chances to get lucid.

**Nerq** · 03-28-2013 05:41 AM

It gets easier for most people. I'd say the more time you spend exploring the dream state, the more familiar you become with it, and the more you recognize when you're in it.

**EchoJuliet** · 04-01-2013 05:32 AM

Originally Posted by VagalTone

This is a very good sign IMO. what induction technique did you use ?

Sorry for the late reply. I used MILD with a WBTB. I had to wake up around 6 to register for classes, I was up for about 15-20 minutes then went back to sleep. I figured I hadn't tried a WBTB before so I did that and it seemed to work.