Thread: strange creature

That is so weird. It is as if your mind refused to give you access to some parts of itself. How can that happen?

yes, it does seem wierd
and that picture makes him seem a bit more evil than he looke but when he said "goodbye" he smiled like that.

No reason to assume it's evil. There are plenty of gate-keeper creatures in mytology and yours may well have the best of intentions. Maybe it knows something you don't about what's in there???

I think your mind simply was too tired. You said you were flying through a desert without much things, after all. So the mind was probably just too tired to make more objects appear. The creature - you - simply confirmed it to yourself, that you would wake up if you kept exploring, thus resulting in more efforts for the mind. But you did not stay calm, and combined with the mind's tiredness that caused your awakening.

That's my thoughts on this.

that's a good theory
but I am fairly experienced at LDing and it was reallly strange when I came to the dessert...all of a sudden it seemed so much more real than where I was before that, I could see the heat waves I could feel the searing hot sun beating down on me... my LD's are usually really misty or hazy anyway I have yaken some B6 and if it works I hope to try find that place tonight.

Woah, awesome experience. In "The Art of Dreaming" by carlos castenada, he mentions several instances where he finds himself in alternate-dimensions and even inside this kinda spirt things called inorganic beigns. Well all I mean to say is that many of the older indian groups/tribes believed that dreams could be used as portals to other dimensions and universes. They also mention that some portals have "guardians" that can only be conquired if you have a high enough energy level and dream attention(lucidity). To be honest I never truely believed in all this stuff but your experience is one that ties in very closely with some of the accounts in the book. You should look into it.