If you knew you were dreaming, then it was a lucid dream, period. Congratulations! |
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I was dreaming last night and I was sitting in a classroom with a bunch of kids. I can not recall any of the kids faces, I just know i was sitting at a table with people around me. All of a sudden someone put something infront of me, I went to grab it with my hands and I said out loud "That couldnt be there, I have to be dreaming!" All of a sudden everything became extremely bright. Sort of like everything was glowing white and came into focus perfectly. I stood up out of my chair and looked around and the kids in the classroom, everything still glowing with a white tint, I looked at each person and knew who they were. Most of them where people I know in person. I felt like I had some sort of power almost and began running around the room extremely fast. The next thing I know I woke up..I have a few questions about this. Would this be considered a lucid dream? Since I did not do a reality check, does that mean I can still have a lucid dream and controll my dream to a certain extention? any thoughts or help would mean alot. |
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If you knew you were dreaming, then it was a lucid dream, period. Congratulations! |
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Wayne
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
Ok, awsome. Thank you. I was just unsure because the LD didnt last long and i was a little disipointed. |
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It's pretty common for your first lucid dream to be short. Most people tend to get excited when they first realize that they're dreaming, and that leads to waking up quickly. So don't get discouraged -- you've accomplished a big goal; becoming lucid. Now that you know what it feels like, it should be somewhat easier to repeat, and then you can work on remaining calm to prolong the dream, and exerting control over your dream. |
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Wayne
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
I could tell that I got very excited when I realized I was dreaming. Is that common though for my vision to change? Or when you have a lucid dream do you dreams "appear" different? Im just wondering. |
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Speaking personally, I've never noticed any change in my vision, or the brightness or clarity of my surroundings upon becoming lucid. However I've read posts from a number of other members who describe exactly that phenomenon. So I would say that's one of those things that varies from person to person. |
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Wayne
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
Awsome. thanks for help. It means alot. Thats strange though that other people have had the same kind of phenomenon happen to them... |
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I've never noticed any change in my surroundings, either, except for one time, which was (coincidentally) last night. I didn't have a proper lucid dream, though; just a moment when I realized I was dreaming. My surroundings seemed extremely detailed to me at that point. Too bad I managed to fade out of lucidity before I had much time to do anything about it. Oh, well, there's always tonight. |
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Die Gedanken Sind Frei
All statements contained in this post should be read as though they are prefaced by the phrase, "In my opinion."
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I'm one of those people who experiences a change in my visual surroundings upon becoming lucid. Usually my dreams are pretty fuzzy and I can't see anything too clearly, but when I become lucid everything becomes much clearer, like a carbon copy of reality, and they're often brighter too. For me, one of the telltale signs that a lucid dream is fading is that I'll see everything become darker and fuzzier again. |
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“The sleep is still in my eyes
The dream is still in my head
I heave a sigh and sadly smile
And lie a while in bed
I wish that it might come to pass
Not fade like all my dreams” —Rush
Do they lucid dreams never last very long? Or is there a way to make them last long periods of time.... |
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Staying calm helps a lot. And, very importantly, DO NOT EXPECT THE DREAM TO END QUICKLY. I did that on my second lucid, because the first ended so quick. All it got me was a false awakening and very rapid loss of lucidity. |
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Well that was my first and only lucid dream so far. So for future times, I will keep that in mind. thank you. |
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