Thread: Don't Try This!

Very interesting dream, but don't let it put you off.

I remember looking into a mirror back in October or November 2007 (before I joined DV, I used to lurk all the time). It was actually one of the Lucid Tasks of the Month --find your reflection in a mirror and pull it out-- or something like that.

I ended up looking at myself in the mirror and seeing my daughter's reflection. Her face started morphing into something scary, but I told the reflection "You will turn into me," and it did; it turned into a child version of myself. For me, it was all about control. I knew I was lucid, and I knew I could change the scene if I became too scared. Sometimes, I like to see how scared I can get before trying to change the scene.

I had a similar dream. This was one of my first few lucid dreams I've had, and I remember searching for a mirror so I could look at myself. When I found the mirror, I saw myself, but my reflection kept getting younger and younger. Eventually, my face started turning really red (like it was burned) and scars and black marks started appearing across my face. I freaked out and ran away from the mirror, but that caused me to lose a lot of my lucidity. Mirrors, I would say, are mostly unpredictable and usually somehow result in something unpleasant.

Originally Posted by Misbijoux

Very interesting dream, but don't let it put you off.

I remember looking into a mirror back in October or November 2007 (before I joined DV, I used to lurk all the time). It was actually one of the Lucid Tasks of the Month --find your reflection in a mirror and pull it out-- or something like that.

I ended up looking at myself in the mirror and seeing my daughter's reflection. Her face started morphing into something scary, but I told the reflection "You will turn into me," and it did; it turned into a child version of myself. For me, it was all about control. I knew I was lucid, and I knew I could change the scene if I became too scared. Sometimes, I like to see how scared I can get before trying to change the scene.