Thread: LD brings out my subconscience fear

Just learn to recognize this as a dream sign, and take control of your dream. To me it doesn't really sound like you're lucid. Maybe a tiny bit. But if you were lucid, then you'd be able to laugh and instead of falling just fly away. One of my biggest dream signs is when I am driving and suddenly my car starts veering off the road as I go around curves and I loose control. One time as I was driving on a cliff my car veered way off and I realize I was dreaming, I immediately decided to ditch the car...and flew out the window, over a lake, and enjoyed my lucid dream. Just learn how to take control.

Yes, it happens to me regularly now but with tsunami's. The first dream tsunami was probably a bit over a year ago, and since about then I can't see the sea in my dream without a tsunami being triggered. It happens incredibly often.

Some of these dreams are regular dreams, but in many I'm also lucid, and it doesn't help all that much. Most things I do often delay the tsunami but can't prevent it.

Usually when it happens I forcefully wake myself up. Lately I forcefully wake myself up if I get even a small glimpse of the sea, since I already know what is inevitably going to happen. I can often wake myself up intuitively by the way, I don't need to be lucid.

The tsunami is often huge. Mountain-sized huge.

I only managed to "stop" a tsunami once in my memory. I simply turned around and started walking calmly away, distracting myself and doing something else. I never looked back, and it never actually landed.

I also managed to delay it by a couple minutes several times. For example, one time I willed it back, like, pushed against the wave telekinetically. It reversed and slowly merged back into the sea. For the next 2-3 minutes I enjoyed watching the beautifully calm sea, until a new tsunami rose again. Another time I hid behind a slab of concrete and the tsunami passed without engulfing me, but new tsunami's kept forming, wave after wave, in 10 seconds interval or so. Seems that unless I do something really drastic, they'll keep coming.

One time, for the sake of experimenting, I just stood there and let it engulf me. When I was in the middle of it I was shaken around by the strong currents, I screamed and forced myself awake. It was just too difficult to stand.