The best Dreams

[My_names_ian85]

Now I'm not sure if I would call this a lucid dream because I never really had to control much. I had a night where I dreamt I was driving what I beleived was a Porsche Carrera (or some kind of fast porsche convertable) and driving around a nicer version of the city I live in. Having dreams about girls is also fun which happened in the same night. I remember this night because I woke up and remember feeking good. I wish I had the ability to have dreams like that everynight. I think this could be the idea of something much greater. Learning to eventually create happy dreams can be a cure for depression or a cheap way to get off...either way, there could be some profit in there somewhere

[Hiros]

Were you aware you were dreaming while you were driving the Porsche around? If not, then it wasn't a lucid dream, because that is the definition. Control is a different thing all together. But yeah, getting rid of bad dreams is certainly a good thing.

[lonestarx]

LOL thats so random. You went from driving a porsche carrera GT to talking aboult girls and getting rid of bad dreams. ^^ Thats right, no awareness= no LD. By the way thats my dream car

[My_names_ian85]

Whether I knew I was dreaming is a good question. I think in a way I knew because, I know I definitely don't have a car that fast. But it was such a perfect dream I can't remember if I was just going with it or if I was controlling what was going on

[Hiros]

If you didn't think to yourself "I'm dreaming", then you weren't aware you were dreaming. Even if you think afterward that you must have known because you don't have a car like that, your dream consciousness isn't that logical. You can have dreams where completely insane impossible things occur and yet you still don't realize your dreaming. It happens to me all the time. I'm often flying, being attacked by the loch ness monster or whatever and I don't have a clue I'm dreaming until after I wake up. Then I think to myself "dumbass! could it have been anymore obvious it was a dream?"