Lucid dreams without dreamsigns

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03-13-2009, 03:12 AM
inyourdreams

Lucid dreams without dreamsigns

Now, I know there are other ways to have lucid dreams than just
recognizing dreamsigns, but in all four of my lucid dreams I
simply spontaneously realized I was dreaming. Anyone had similar
experiences?
03-13-2009, 03:19 AM
hellohihello

Every mornin' :)
03-13-2009, 03:26 AM
funeralhall

Nope, I dont know how lol cause I dont enter a dream aware which kinda sucks :(
03-13-2009, 03:30 AM
Higurashi

Only a few times when I've been extremely enthusiastic about lucid dreaming or dreams in general for whatever reasons.

During these times I'll become alot more aware than I usually would be, and notice almost instantly when something weird is going on(I'm dreaming).
03-16-2009, 01:53 AM
rahim9876

yepp. Whenever I read something about LD and how amazing it is (for example the book "dreamrider") i get excited about it and when im dreaming, i ask myself "is this a dream" and become lucid

but its not something you can depend on all the time
03-16-2009, 02:08 AM
kingofclutch

Most of my LDs are because of this. It feels like your conscious mind just takes over the subconscious.
03-17-2009, 07:41 PM
Liberty

I almost always know that I'm dreaming because of the feeling I get before I drift into deep sleep.
I get like a sucking, pulling sensation around the center of my forehead. When that happens and I find myself "awake" or walking around in a dream. I stop to feel (I don't always need to do it though). If I can feel my body laying down but my mind is awake I know I'm in a dream.
03-18-2009, 12:46 AM
kingofclutch

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liberty

I almost always know that I'm dreaming because of the feeling I get before I drift into deep sleep.
I get like a sucking, pulling sensation around the center of my forehead. When that happens and I find myself "awake" or walking around in a dream. I stop to feel (I don't always need to do it though). If I can feel my body laying down but my mind is awake I know I'm in a dream.

This happens to me, but imagine instead of just the center of the forehead getting a feeling of pulling and instead your whole body feels as if is being pulled into a dream. It is awesome. It hasn't happened to me in a while, but I can't wait until it does again!:boogie:
03-18-2009, 12:57 AM
WakataDreamer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Higurashi

Only a few times when I've been extremely enthusiastic about lucid dreaming or dreams in general for whatever reasons.

During these times I'll become alot more aware than I usually would be, and notice almost instantly when something weird is going on(I'm dreaming).

Same with me.
03-18-2009, 01:19 AM
Liberty

Quote:

Originally Posted by kingofclutch

This happens to me, but imagine instead of just the center of the forehead getting a feeling of pulling and instead your whole body feels as if is being pulled into a dream. It is awesome. It hasn't happened to me in a while, but I can't wait until it does again!:boogie:

That's actually happened to me too but I don't remember the last time I've experienced the whole body thing. The whole body thing is more like falling though and I can literally feel my body jerk or bounce (like my body bouncing on the bed, the way it does when you jump on it). When I get the body pull I get a difference experience, the dreams are different.
03-18-2009, 06:47 AM
kingofclutch

Quote:

Originally Posted by Liberty

That's actually happened to me too but I don't remember the last time I've experienced the whole body thing. The whole body thing is more like falling though and I can literally feel my body jerk or bounce (like my body bouncing on the bed, the way it does when you jump on it). When I get the feel body pull I get a difference experience though, the dreams are different.

I think mine is somewhat different than yours. I feel as if I am being pulled forward or maybe even flying forward. It's almost like am amusement ride. I don't bounce or jerk at all like you do and it definitely isn't a "falling through" feeling. Mine is actually pretty smooth and it is really hard to explain. It could kind of be described as if you were being sucked forward by a huge vacuum cleaner or something.
03-18-2009, 07:33 AM
Liberty

Quote:

Originally Posted by kingofclutch

I think mine is somewhat different than yours. I feel as if I am being pulled forward or maybe even flying forward. It's almost like am amusement ride. I don't bounce or jerk at all like you do and it definitely isn't a "falling through" feeling. Mine is actually pretty smooth and it is really hard to explain. It could kind of be described as if you were being sucked forward by a huge vacuum cleaner or something.

Ah. I see.
03-19-2009, 07:50 AM
bushi

I only become lucid like this without dreamsigns or reality checks. I only do the reality check once I become aware and already know that I'm asleep.

I just wish it would happen more often!!!!!!
03-20-2009, 02:46 AM
BigFan

MY only lucid dream that I remember and that was accidential involved me saying that I was dreaming right off the bat. I still did the hand RC and got static hands though, lol :)