Thread: Your "perfect" lucid experience

When many people first discover lucid dreaming they imagine themselves creating awesome dream scenarios or fulfilling lifetime fantasies, only to discover too quickly it's a lot harder than it sounds. Creating a perfect dream could take weeks, or even months of hard work and practicing LDing everynight. Even a very experienced LDer does not have as much dream control as he/her probably imagined when they discovered LDing.

So if this sounds like it applied to you, i want to know which "awesome dream scenarios" you first imagined when you discovered lucid dreaming. Or in other words, what would your perfect lucid dream be? How would it play out? What would you do??

In my perfect LD?

It's really simple. You'll laugh.

I want to be on a hill, overlooking the ocean. It's sunset, and it's late summer. There are a few clouds, and the sky is fantastic shades of reds, pinks, oranges, and purples. I want to be able to paint with the sky.

And, I want to share this dream with someone. If it's possible. So we can paint the sky together. =D

the most perfect thing I can imagine right now is similar to Amelie's, except there are pretty birds and creatures of all kinds flying through the beautiful sky, and sea creatures jumping up gracefully from the ocean, and I am laying in a comfy chair watching it all, cuddling up to my mate, talking about how beautiful it is and how I never want this moment to end.

Originally Posted by jh477

the most perfect thing I can imagine right now is similar to Amelie's, except there are pretty birds and creatures of all kinds flying through the beautiful sky, and sea creatures jumping up gracefully from the ocean, and I am laying in a comfy chair watching it all, cuddling up to my mate, talking about how beautiful it is and how I never want this moment to end.

=D.

That's all I have to say.

Originally Posted by Amelie

=D.

That's all I have to say.

heehee ^_^ I'm glad I am not the only one to appreciate this kind of beauty.

I think my perfect lucid dream would have to be me turning Borg and really experiencing it: 50 trillion minds all in one head, the dark lighting of a Borg cube. It's reall a Star Trek thing, so you'd need to be a Trekkie to understand.