Thread: Discovering Harry Potter Teleportation and Ways to Wake Up

4 recorded lucid dreams in 1 night new record for me?
1/20/10

I’m lucid in an amusement during the day. I forgot my coat at the entrance. I need the coat to get a Pokemon card pack. I’m afraid I’ll wake up if I walk all the way to the entrance, so I teleport. I have a wand and use the Harry Potter spell, hand gesture, and twirl to teleport to the entrance. I get my coat then teleport back. I say Accio, the wrong spell, but it still works. I’ve never teleported this easily and quickly before and have never thought to use this method before. I get my Pokemon card pack. Then, I wake up before I open it. Maybe my mind woke me up because generating Pokemon cards in my imagination would be too hard.

I’m in my school. I have to get my hoodie which reminds me of previously having to get my coat, which makes me lucid. I try to teleport using the Harry Potter method again, but it doesn’t work partly because I doubt my magical ability and partly because I’m not visualizing a destination. Also, I can’t get a wand to appear in my hand. I try again and briefly close my eyes. The lights go out except one which only illuminates me. A figure approaches me from the darkness. I’m terrified. I try to teleport again, but because of my fear, my voice doesn’t work. Normally I give up when this happens, but this time I struggle to make noise and wake up with a loud snoring noise caused by me struggling to speak. Now I know that if I can’t speak I should struggle to speak, which will hopefully wake me up. It’s weird that I made a snoring noise. No sleep paralysis? Also, it’s like my dream actions affected my real life actions like talking in one’s sleep?

I’m indoors and ask myself: where am I? Then I realize it’s a dream. I try teleporting with the Harry Potter method, but I fail. Then I ask myself: Why am I teleporting without visualizing a destination? Then I go outside to explore my dreamscape. I like to explore outside because it feels less claustrophobic and gives me more room to run from monsters. It’s night. I’m next to a busy street. I try to get hit by cars, but they keep avoiding me. I’m surprised the cars don’t hit me. I was expecting them to go through me like ghosts or hit me, which would wake me up. Now I realize that trying to get hit by cars was too much of a risk incase it was real life. Then a cat runs at me. I’m not afraid of pain and don’t run and let it bite me which hurts a little. Then I close my eyes because I’m afraid I’ll see something that will attack me. The cat stops biting me and we snuggle. I start shaking to try to wake up, and then I wake up and I’m shaking. So shaking is another method to try to wake up?

Become lucid from realizing that I’m hovering inches from the ground and moving quickly without walking. This is a new experience for me. It’s daytime. I try to get hit by cars again, but they avoid me again. I see a lake and jump in. I sink to the bottom and can breath underwater. I swim to the top and get out of the lake. I walk, run, and move by hovering with my legs crossed. Then I wake up.

I think that if I think too much about dream control it doesn’t usually work. If I do dream control with almost no thought it usually works.