This happened to me twice, ¿The prelude of the super real dream?

**dreamsniper** · 04-30-2013 02:53 AM

Hi,

Lately i ´ve been having so confusing dream experiences.

Most of the times I enter in a dream using the WILD method. At the beginning, i just got scared of the fact that i was paralyzed but in the last couple of days i just endured in the transition from the real life to the dream.

Often i enter in a lucid dream after an unconscious dream (I think that´s a DILD)

Now i´m getting lucid dreams each other day, that´s fantastic!

but i quickly lose most of them... When i perceive that the dream it´s fading out i try to feel sensations to revive the dream... I touch walls... I inhale so strong... I focus my eyes on a point, etc... But anyway i will lose the dream soon, no matter what I do.

But that´s not what i wanted to talk about.

Most of my lucid dreams are dark... Some of them i just can´t see anything (This is when i leave my body) but i can feel the walls and objects of my bedroom when i touch them.

The Last couple of days when my lucid dream is fading out, suddenly, i can see, if i look down, a HUGE lucid DREAM (It´s like, when the low quality lucid dreams dissapears a window for a another HD dream appears), how can i explain this?... well... It´s like watching a HD movie if i look down but i can´t move... well. . the last time this happened to me (Yesterday) i tried to move but i only moved like one foot...

And, at the same time i was hearing this whistle:

(Min 00:45 aprox

Like putting the speakers to max with no sound.

And, if I don´t try to look down... It´s like that my eye wants me to look up, where all it´s dark and i will wake up, but i insist to look down, where the super lucid dream it´s and i can see the scenario but i hardly can move my body...

In the lucid dream i´ve had this morning I was running down the stairs because i saw something funny from the window of a house and I told to 3 persons that were with me to go down to see closer that thing... Okay, so, i just started to go down the stairs and these persons followed me, but when i was close to leave the building, the dream began to get dark... But, suddenly, i had two scenarios in front of me (Like i told you before), if I tried to look down, i saw this huge HD dream (But hardly can move), and, in the other side, if I let my eyes look up, I´ve the dark and i wake up.

So I was watching the HD dream and i saw the shadows of the three men were following me passing in front of my... I tryed to move, but was impossible.

It´s like, the dark lucid dream turned to a HD lucid dream, but I could do nothing.

After that, I started to heard child crying and I was listening the shouting closer and closer and suddenly i could not take it anymore and i woke up.

¿Someone had this experience?
¿Im closer to have more vivid lucid dreams?

Thanks for reading me! Im learning english so i hope you can understand my post

**Scionox** · 04-30-2013 06:40 AM

Yo and congrats on lucid dreams!

Huh, that's pretty interesting experience, never happened to me.

Maybe you could try using some dream control, like if dream is dark you could try expecting sun to rise, if you can't see anything you could try taking blindfold off.

Also if you say that the 'HD' dream plays like in window, you could try using a mouse cursor to expand it over the whole view.

Here's tutorial on dream control: Dream Control Tutorial - Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views

*moved to lucid experiences*

**Hugh** · 05-03-2013 06:14 PM

Everything is controlled by your mind; remember, you're the epicentre, the control panel, it all falls under you.

You and how you perceive the dream-world are the only reasons the dream's not lasting long. Don't head into dreams expecting them to fall short, while devising methods that you think will be able to prolong the dream; it's not inevitable, unless you believe it to be. Dream stabilisation methods are all in your head and what you believe will work, will work - it all relies on awareness and nothing else - shouting keywords like clarity, stabilise etc are just ways of conveying awareness and creating in your mind some grounded way of increasing vividness, as just thinking it doesn't feel good enough to the average dreamer.

Head into the dream expecting it to last long, utilising stabilisation methods you've read about, and just believe it'll last long, and trust me, I'm sure you'll ditch the crossroads you keep coming to and your dreams will both last longer and methods of passing into more dreams after you feel the scene slipping away will present themselves.

Good luck - though, luck isn't needed when you full expect something in the world of dreaming.