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Iv only had one lucid dream and I WOKE UP all i remember is i was in the road
and far away was a giant monster(from a game) and was just braking buildings
then i was walking along the road and as soon LIKE RIGHT THERE when i notice and said to myself!!!! is this a dream??!!? I WOKE UP!! has this happend to any of u?:(
Why?
Sometimes when people realise they've become lucid, they become so excited that they actually wake up. Next time, if you realise that you're dreaming, try to stay calm and rub your hands together or touch a dream object to increase the lucidity. Heck, I know that some people actually say "lucidity 100%" in order to increase it. xD
Yeah that should work quite well, staying calm is the main thing, as soon as you get too excited you'll wake yourself up. It happens to me every now and then, even in non lucid dreams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chastity-Autumn
Yeah, it's basically "sensory overload." You become too excited to stay asleep. Sometimes, becoming lucid makes you aware of your physical body, so you start feeling that you're still in the bed, and that begins to draw you out of a dream as well. The best thing to do (as stated) is make a resolve to Stay Calm once you become lucid.
Usually, if I have the patience, I will stop everything I'm doing (upon realization that I'm dreaming) and just take some time to focus. I'll look at my hands to sort of "ground" myself into the dream, or touch some of the texture around me, which does the same thing. In my experience, my lucids last much longer when I do that. Even if I've been lucid for a long time, and I start to feel the dream unraveling, I'll stare at my hands and concentrate on bringing things back in focus. When I look away from them, everything is clear, and I end up staying in the dream for much longer. Try it out, sometime. :cooler:
Yeah, new to lucid dreaming but out of about the 5 I've had it's been over excitement that's woke me out of 4 of them
4 out of 5 times? You must have been fuming! My attempts lately have lead to me to having a lucid dream and upon realising I was lucid, got excited and woke up. I was about to drift back to sleep but I forgotten to turn the volume on the PC down and someone signed into MSN and woke me up again, just as I was drifting back into the dream! xD
i had my first lucid dream today! like i was ABLE TO NOTICE AND NOT WAKE UP for 1minute or 2 i shot an ice ball! mortal kombat style!
Wow! That's fantastic!! Well done!!! : D
Congratulations, Wasanga! Here's to many more. :cheers:
oh yeah i have had this happen and it sucks, typically in the morning because you know why..at times when i become lucid i start thinking about all the things i need to do today and bam i am up!! ugh..yeah try not to think about your emotions or in my case a freckin to do list..and spin around in a circle or interact with somthing or someone in the dream. I hope it works for you :) actually just the other day i became lucid and was thinking about how i had to babysit my nephew that day and in my dream i heard my doorbell ring and i thought it was rining IRL and i woke up only to find nobody at the door, although my sister did come and ring 30 min. laterQuote:
Originally Posted by wasanga
I wake up when i try to do something too complicated. Or i always wake
up if i try to talk in a LD. I also wake up if something scares me. For instance
once i flew down the rad in the floor of my livingroom at the time. I flew
straight down at a very high speed. As soon as i entered the rad everything
went dark and i couldnt see anymore but i knew i was still flying straight
down very fast! I could feel the exhileration of the speed! I dont know why i
flew down there, but all of a sudden i got it in my head that i was flying
straight down to hell! lol :lol: And i thought at any moment i was going to
break through to hell and be face to face with the devil! That scared the
crap out of me and i instantly woke up! I never tried that one again! :lol:
Really!! OMG thats why ive come here, to learn how to stay in a ld i knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Chastity-Autumn
im losing!! In that movie with danny devito he mentions to look and study
your hands. I tried that once and i think it helped but i keep forgetting
to try it! My dreams last for about 20 minutes to maybe as long as 40 min.
and then i start to lose it. :? Im gonna try touching something next time too! :D
Yes thats what i tried. Although ive noticed ppl in here saying that theyveQuote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut
slid into a LD when theyre already asleep. I never do that. I start right
from my head hitting the pillow. I have to be in an exhausted state where
you know youre going to fall right to sleep. When im on the threshold of
wakefulness and sleeping thats when i force the LD. It has to be perfect
circumstances but i always recognize it, and i get a tingling feeling and
i just push my dream body out of my real one right into a lucid dream. :)
For some reason, when I say lucidity 100%, it becomes so real that it shocks me and I wake up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chastity-Autumn
^ xD I wouldn't have expected it to backfire like that! o.o
Not saying its a bad thing :) It becomes so shockingly beautiful that I don't think my brain can handle it :shock:
Awesome! *__* Maybe some brain training will enable your brain to handle it! xD
I think its analyzing...If I have that "Im dreaming" thought and I think about it too much- Im done. When I think it and just act on it- Im good...but Im not sure how I get myself to act without over thinking- exccept it's usually easier if Im over tired.
happened to me quite alot dude, but last night i had my 1st 2 LONG lucids which was fully A-W-E-S-O-M-E!!! :banana:
i think it's quite difficult to become lucid and stay in your dream, but I figured a few things out that could help you. First thing when you become lucid:
-don't think about your body or the room around your body.
-also don't think about what people might be doing while you are dreaming.
-concentrate on your dreamsurroundings. Accept them with the profound knowledge, that they are real, at least to you, and that you can experience them with all your senses.
-stay calm: better laugh up your sleeve than jump around screaming.
-Use a spoken command, for instance: "This lucid stays!" or "I will keep lucid dreaming!"
-Dream spinning. If you get the feeling your dream will end soon, spin on the spot like you did when you were a child and the lucid dream should continue, but this is a mixed blessing: Always keep thinking that you are lucid and want to keep lucidity, otherwise you could wake up because of it. It's a bit of a bipolarity.
Spoken commands work the best, instead of a full awakening it brought me a false awakening in which I was fully aware of everything, but just thought I already woke up. I really woke up when I realised that it was dark outside when it in fact was already 10 o'clock. xD"
So, even if you are shure that you are awake, do a reality check first thing in the morning!