Mine was what felt like about 6 hours. (i done so much in that lucid, it was awesome) |
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I would like to know since mine usually are around 5 minutes (unless i forgot the rest... |
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Mine was what felt like about 6 hours. (i done so much in that lucid, it was awesome) |
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Lucid? I usually average around 10 min (or so it seems) |
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100 years? |
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My longest lucid was probably around an hour and a half. |
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I had a lucid when I went to bed at 3:30 it must have started soon after and it felt like it went for AGES like half a day or something, not really sure. I woke up and when I looked at the clock it said 4:30 so I was pretty shocked at that; I thought it would be morning by then. It definitely felt like more than an hour. |
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Almost all my longer lucid dreams last four hours, for very specific reasons. |
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Ponderously sitting upon a mountaintop, spreading to the earth its own love.
LDs: 12
Indeed, but dream time perception is vastly dissimilar from actual dream time. I was under the impression this thread was about -perceived- dream time, as how could you measure with any degree of certainty how long your -actual- LD time was? |
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Ponderously sitting upon a mountaintop, spreading to the earth its own love.
LDs: 12
I have had dreams which have had certain occurences from previous dreams, and also recurring dreams from night before - usually around work or something similar. |
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ahh the hundred year dream... I've had a non lucid dream which seemed to be a lifetime, which was set in Tolkien's Middle Earth.. I've decided though that it's a trick of the mind creating a lifetime of fragmented memories from the dream. It only seemed like a lifetime. My longest lucid dream though was about 20-25 min. of full lucidity. The best way to make them last long is to forget about real life, as hard as it is. |
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I thought it was about perceived time also. Since you can't really sleep for days naturally. Let alone 100 years. |
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