4 lucids.... 1 night!

**killamanjaro** · 11-23-2005 05:08 PM

this was really wierd, last night i slept for 15-16 hours (waking up about 5 times though) and for some reason every dream i went into i noticed that everything was fake (for example having a dream in high school, and places i dont go anymore) its funny though because whenever i noticed i was LDing, i it only lasted for about 1-2 minutes, then i just went on with whatever objective i felt i had to complete in my dreams(willingly, even though i knew i was dreaming. It's like i "had to do it" For example i was running out of my old high school and there were about 30 people chasing after me then i realized it was a dream so i bit down on my finger and it felt semi real, i also noticed that everything was blurry like the background (trees, sky, etc) then as the people caught up to me i held my hand out they all split into a upsidedown V-shape towards me and went around me.
At that point, i just willingly went on with the dream, and i lost lucidity

Anyone else experienced anything similar?

**Tornado Joe** · 11-23-2005 05:37 PM

Hey manjaro,

What an awesome night, wish that would happen to me!

its funny though because whenever i noticed i was LDing, i it only lasted for about 1-2 minutes, then i just went on with whatever objective i felt i had to complete in my dreams(willingly, even though i knew i was dreaming[/b]

I'm not sure I understand this. Being lucid simply means knowing you are dreaming. So, as long as you know you are dreaming you are, in fact, lucid. If you ever find your awareness slipping, try some of the techniques for remaining lucid (like rubbing your hands together, or spinning). This should also help you out with dream's vividness.

**BillyBob** · 11-24-2005 12:31 AM

Originally posted by killamanjaro
this was really wierd, last night i slept for 15-16 hours (waking up about 5 times though) and for some reason every dream i went into i noticed that everything was fake (for example having a dream in high school, and places i dont go anymore) its funny though because whenever i noticed i was LDing, i it only lasted for about 1-2 minutes, then i just went on with whatever objective i felt i had to complete in my dreams(willingly, even though i knew i was dreaming. It's like i \"had to do it\" For example i was running out of my old high school and there were about 30 people chasing after me then i realized it was a dream so i bit down on my finger and it felt semi real, i also noticed that everything was blurry like the background (trees, sky, etc) then as the people caught up to me i held my hand out they all split into a upsidedown V-shape towards me and went around me.
At that point, i just willingly went on with the dream, and i lost lucidity

Anyone else experienced anything similar?

when you sleep fro a long time and keep waking up you carry more of your concious mind into the dreams

**lamentabledays** · 11-27-2005 08:12 PM

happens all the time to me if its thundering or something, i just go to sleep and immediatley begin again or from where i left off. i do that alot.

**Alucinor Architecton** · 12-03-2005 05:55 PM

Heyy nice job! Coincidently, isn't a killimanjaro when you get four almost simultaneous kills in Halo2 or sometihng?

**dearly** · 12-03-2005 07:19 PM

Sounds like you had fun. Like billybob_001 pointed out, sleeping for extraordinary lengths of time will greatly increase your chances of being more conscious in your dreams. I wouldn't recommend doing this too often though. Dreaming is not intended to take over your waking life, no matter how exciting it is. If your dreams are more exciting than waking life, then that should inspire you to make changes and not get too consumed in lucid dreaming. Seven to eight hours of sleep per night should be enough. Don't sleep your day away just to have fun dreams.

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**Alucinor Architecton** · 12-04-2005 07:39 AM

wow. how did you manage to sleep for that long?

**The Pope** · 12-05-2005 01:17 AM

why does it seem likke i cant dream even when i try to keep a book of dreams it not workin ????? someone help me

**lamentabledays** · 12-05-2005 03:21 AM

Happened to me again last night

**Eonnn** · 12-05-2005 05:48 PM

The most LD's I've had in one night is 8, they may have been short but man it was fun!

15-16 hours? you must have been sleeping off a hangover

But I can't talk... I sleep for 12 hours every night... not so much because dreams are fun but more because if I dont, I will feel tired.

**AlternateReality** · 12-05-2005 10:28 PM

Originally posted by Alucinor Architecton
Heyy nice job! Coincidently, isn't a killimanjaro when you get four almost simultaneous kills in Halo2 or sometihng?

Edit: Kilimajaro is a mountian.
4 kills in Halo is Killtacular.

Might be 7 kills without dying, that's killing spree.
Never seen 7 kills at once.

**Alucinor Architecton** · 12-06-2005 06:38 AM

Oh ya . . . killtacualar . . . maybe kilimanjaro is 7. I'm pretty it has sometihn gto do with Halo2. my friend was bragging about it once . . .

**OldSouthPremium** · 12-26-2005 07:12 PM

I just had this last night and it was amazing! I had about 7 lucid dreams in one night. I was tired from eating food all day (Christmas dinner) so I went to sleep around 8 p.m. and woke up around 1:45 a.m.. Then I kept waking up during the night, having a Lucid every time.

I did lots of really awesome stuff but the trippiest thing was when I talked to an old Lady and asked, "I need help with my problems." (First thing to come to mind.) and she said, "Well, you need to start doing good in school and get enough sleep. I know school sucks but it has to be done." Then I said ok and left, continueing with my dream adventure.

During the dreams, I was always in places where there are a LOT of people, but they were all people I see in my daily life, even If I don't really know them.

So, if you sleep for long periods of time your chances of becoming Lucid are supposed to increase?