3rd Lucid Dream

It's really early here, but there's no chance of going back to sleep this excited.

For the first time last night, I took 200mg B6 and 2mg or melatonin together. I also told myself that I better realize I'm having a dream. I then went to sleep.

I woke up a few times but always drifted back to sleep. Then it happened. I was in some kind of room at night, sleeping on a bed next to a wide glass window. While I was listening to music, I hear tapping on the window outside. By the way, my sister Jenna is sleeping outside.

Something weird happens and somehow I'm in my room now with a guy who's trying to stall me from calling the police (he points at objects in the room and says how much he loves them lol). I know he's trying to hurt Jenna or something, so I run down the hall and warn my mom and her boyfriend. As I'm leading them back to the room, I'm telling them about everything and how it could be a dream. As soon as I say "dream", I stop running and realize it's a dream.

Immediately, I run towards a window that I plan on jumping out of. I remember telling some friend you can feel anything in a dream and they didn't believe me. I slap the wood windowsill and touch it with my hands. It feels just like it would in real life. I then jump out the window and start flying.

Now I'm in the air. I realize I can do anything, and that I need to save Jenna. I make him simply disappear. I then fly away and start hopping down my street. For awhile I'm just leaping really high down the street. I then realize flying would be more fun so I do it for a few seconds before thinking of what I really should be doing that I've always wanted to do. Once I start thinking too hard, I fade out without remembering to spin.

I know my sister was in the dream, because she just got back from college yesterday so that would make sense. The whole dream took place in a setting just like my real house only a little bit morphed at some parts (like any other dream). I'm extremely satisfied about how long it was, and how real it felt. It was also very glowy and bright.

That is all :D

Sounds great, liked the fact that you mentioned that you stopped and admired the realness of the wood; I myself have never stopped to check something as subtle as that in a dream, perhaps then my (sadly no more) lucid dreams would have been more immersive.

Anyway, great dream! I hope you're beginning to see for yourself how cool LDs are :), makes me want to get involved in them again.

Oh yeah, I've been obsessed for a few months now. I'm really interested in the fact that I took 200mg of B6 with 2mg of Melatonin and had success. It was either that, or the fact that I threatened my brain :lol:

I haven't written my dreams down in a month either.