Thread: Could it have been lucid?

This is the classic problem with not doing journal entries! It very well could have been, but I guess we will never really know I recommend that you stay on top of your dream journal, even if you aren't trying for lucids any more. Its the worst when you have a wonderful or profound dream in the moment, then feel it slip away like sand in a clenched fist as soon as you wake up.

It does very much sound like a destabilizing lucid dream - however there are also non-lucid dreams that act very similar to lucids, so its hard to say.

Keep up that DJ!

~Raven

Originally Posted by RavenOfShadow

This is the classic problem with not doing journal entries! It very well could have been, but I guess we will never really know I recommend that you stay on top of your dream journal, even if you aren't trying for lucids any more. Its the worst when you have a wonderful or profound dream in the moment, then feel it slip away like sand in a clenched fist as soon as you wake up.

It does very much sound like a destabilizing lucid dream - however there are also non-lucid dreams that act very similar to lucids, so its hard to say.

Keep up that DJ!

~Raven

Yeah :3

The fact was that I heard that some people take breaks from directly focusing on all this and end up with some awesome recall results or even lucidity, so I thought it was worth the shot, and the dream that could have been lucid actually was recalled quite well when I first woke, it's just I am working all this maybe a week after

Thanks for the help and the input!