First Lucid Dream (By accident)

[ug22cPnL]

Hi. Last night, I had my first lucid dream. I had only tried this once before, with no success. At the beginning of the dream, I was watching a video on YouTube, and it was completely dark in my room. When the video was finished, I started to get up to go to bed, and immediately remembered that I had already gone to bed. A few seconds later, I realized I was dreaming. The exact second that I realized this, I starting hearing hundreds of extremely loud noises blaring in my head all at once, and I felt like someone was watching me. Instinctively, I imagined myself at the Great Pyramids (Don't ask why, I have no idea) and I was there instantly, floating very high in the air. After a few seconds, the noises came back, and I could see the "person" more clearly in the sun. It was a dark, humanoid figure floating in the air in front of me. It had no face or any distinct features. I imagined this figure on top of the Eiffel Tower (Again, don't ask why) just to get it away from me, and it disappeared. However, a few seconds later, it came back and the sounds started pulsating through my head again. This continued for a while. I would send him to the first famous location that popped in my head, and he would reappear within seconds. Sometimes, everything would go black and I would feel as if I was back in my bed, trying and failing to open my eyes or move at all, then I would go back to the dream. Finally, I woke up. This was quite a scary experience, but it was exciting nonetheless. Is this normal?

[LouaiB]

Congratulations!! You must be very excited, right? Also, welcome to Dreamviews!

[ug22cPnL]

Congratulations!! You must be very excited, right? Also, welcome to Dreamviews! Thanks, I'm really excited to try it again, and I'm glad things like flying/teleporting came easily. I was worried I wouldn't be able to do anything.

[imrossed]

Congrats! Quite an interesting first experience, but don't think too much about it (the scary figure following you), because it doesn't have to keep showing up, unless you give it thought or make it out to be a scary thing. And keep up the confidence with flying I've struggled with it, and because of that I keep doubting myself and can't quite maintain flight properly.