Experience: Dreamt of passing out, and became "lucid" in what I believed was transitioning to death.

[LighrkVader]

This was a powerful experience. Unfortunately because of it's nature and the way that it played out my memory of it is far from complete. I was in a very realistic dream, that I am under the impression lasted quite some time before things got interesting. I was with my family at my dead grandmothers house. Sitting in a chair in the livingroom facing the window. My mother stood behind me and hugged me, I hadn't been well and felt a pain in my lower back and asked her quite irritably to stop, the hugging was hurting me. She let me go, and I started falling to the side in slow motion. As I was falling I went numb my vision faded gradually. And by the time I hit the ground I was in another world. The experience that followed is hard to describe, I was "lucid" as I never lost consciousness during the transition... like a WILD. I knew that I was in a dream and my mind felt clear like in a normal lucid dream. But I believed that the previous dream was the real world.. I don't remember much. I felt like I was being taken for a ride, almost like a trip(the drug kind). Lots of strange and surreal sensations and visions. Some nice, some uncomfortable. Eventually I was looking out over the bay where I grew up. It was a warm, starry night and fireworks were shot up all over the place I felt very happy. My body started to float up into the air, and a slight hint of sulfur in the air somehow made it obvious to me that I was dying. I remember that I felt a slight regret. But it was breathtaking and beautiful, so more than anything I was moved and thrilled. The air moved me out into the sea, surrounded by fireworks and eventually darkness. I woke up back in the dream I had come from. But this time in my parents house. I didn't understand what was going on. My sister, a doctor, said it sounded like cancer when I described how I felt when I first passed out. She said I was still alive because I was fighting death or something along those lines... I talked to all my family members and they all seemed a bit indifferent to it all. I needed to know what was going on, and after some prying they told me that I had woken up several times in the last few days, only to pass out again. And that I never remembered anything from when I was awake, so I was just as confused every time I woke up. I of course found this quite disconcerting. But I soon passed out again. This time waking up in my real bed. Or so I first thought. I had a second to think, "wow, what an amazing dream" before a tiny toad/frog appeared in a small house, hung on the wall next to me. It moved strangely for a second or two before it rocketed across the room and crashed into me. I startled and then "my body began to laugh". It didn't feel like I was laughing. It felt like my body was, and at the same time it sat up and glided strangely across the room. I realized I had a false awakening and went on to LD. I don't know what happened in the first part of the LD. I have the feeling it was something important, and I usually remember my LD's fairly well, but it's just a hole in my memory up till I said goodbye to someone/something and found myself in a hotel lobby. I then had a pretty normal lucid dream for 10-15 minutes before I woke up for real.

[GordanFreeman]

She let me go, and I started falling to the side in slow motion. As I was falling I went numb my vision faded gradually. And by the time I hit the ground I was in another world. Didn't you know that when falling backward or to the side, the whole scenario of the dream change? I founded it incidentally during my experiments. If you want to repeat it, just fall back and let go of the gravity while closing your eyes. When hit the floor, you will teleport to another world. Last time I tested it, while falling in lava pit and found myself at golden meadow with silver trees