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Last night i had a dream with relatively low level lucidity. I didnt have great control either, so i decided to go through my bathroom mirror.
It felt like i was going through quick-sand, or mud or something...
Once my head was through the rest of my body was sucked in too.
I ended up in an elevator.
It all felt kinda similar to when i go through my teleportation device. Fun nevertheless...
(oh and my reflection looked totally normal, which i was not expecting at all :? )
The same thing happened to me when I tried going through a mirror. :)Quote:
It felt like i was going through quick-sand, or mud or something...
Once my head was through the rest of my body was sucked in too.
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Cool. Its pretty weird that our minds create the same sensations, with nothing from RL to base the feeling on...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dice
kinda funny, when i did it , it was as if i was looking from a hole in a elevator shaft. (could not see a elevator, just the walls inside the shaft)
but i felt no sensations going through the mirror.
Dang - I became lucid in a dream this morning when I was looking in my bathroom mirror at myself! I wish I would have thought to try and go through it. So many cultural ideas are associated with the thought of 'going through a mirror' that it seems guaranteed I wouldn't end up ont he other side of the bathroom wall but instead...something weird would happen.
I love that you ended up in an elevator. It's on the same theme so to speak of moving around and going from point A to B.
Ha.. Just a couple of nights ago in a Lucid Dream I went through a mirror. It felt, as you guys said, like going through quicksand. On the other side of the mirror was a really lifelike bathroom, more lifelike than the surroundings in dreams. Sounds sounded more fluent and everything was still and proportionate. I couldn't get my whole body through the mirror though, my legs were stuck on the other side so I could not explore the place. I woke up then.
When I go through mirrors its as if the glass is not present at all, like I'm going through an open window. (And my reflection's always messed up in one way or another.)