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It all depends on what I'm trying to do. If I'm just exploring the area, I'll walk, unless the situation requires something else. When I'm trying to get somewhere, I either fly or take the freeway... on foot. Running at 70 mph is just as cool a feeling as flying, especially jumping over cars.
I usually walk unless I want to be there quick then I just teleport or run at like 200 mph (cant fly yet :( last time I tried only my calves would fly :| )
So far, it's only occured to me to walk. I definitely plan on trying to fly (which I've done quite a bit in non-lucid dreams and it's always exhilirating), but I've always liked the idea that I've got this unending terrain to explore within my head and my last lucid dream, really enjoyed just walking around and exploring.
In non-lucids, I've passed through walls. That's something I'd like to attempt as well. :D
Fly mostly, walk some, and teleported for the first time last week!
Interesting how flying is very common, but difficult for some....
If I want to move short distances to get near someone for example, I just move the scenery/world without myself moving and I am there. I found that walking is distorting my dream and takes time. Moving the scenery is somewhat like zooming on something with you being there already.
If I want to travel to some location, I usually jump into the scenery head first and think up the new setup of the scenery. Sometimes I land in mid-space where everything is black. Most of the times I lose it then, but I found a trick working. I just imagine the sun, look for the planets, find earth and pull it in.
Some traveling also occurs without my will when I think about something. I find myself walking slowly and confortably, for example a few meters up and down a room.
When I try to move to the past, most of the times I find a clone of myself there, and I cannot enter the world, but only withness as a free camera or something. Sometimes without knowing I morph back into myself and I am able to control again, but most of the times at this exact moment I lose control.
Marlo, interesting methods I'd not heard before.. thanks for sharing! :)Quote:
Originally posted by Marlo
If I want to move short distances to get near someone for example, I just move the scenery/world without myself moving and I am there. I found that walking is distorting my dream and takes time. Moving the scenery is somewhat like zooming on something with you being there already.
If I want to travel to some location, I usually jump into the scenery head first and think up the new setup of the scenery. Sometimes I land in mid-space where everything is black. Most of the times I lose it then, but I found a trick working. I just imagine the sun, look for the planets, find earth and pull it in.
Some traveling also occurs without my will when I think about something. I find myself walking slowly and confortably, for example a few meters up and down a room.
When I try to move to the past, most of the times I find a clone of myself there, and I cannot enter the world, but only withness as a free camera or something. Sometimes without knowing I morph back into myself and I am able to control again, but most of the times at this exact moment I lose control.
Wow! I like your signature. Now if it was nighttime, your guy had a white robe, & an extended blue sash, I would call it a sci-fi!Quote:
Originally posted by Bayne
I would fly if my lucid dreams weren't so short and didn't start in a small dark room all the time!! :mad: I usually stumble around in the dark and my dream ends, so i walk i guess...*grumbles*
Well, as for travel, I don't really care what I do usually, b/c all I ever do most of the time is play Nintendo, eat, or self-destruct!
Sure, let me know if they work for you.. I myself found them to be very effective, especially scenery moving which does not exhaust or dazzles as others. Just imagine you are not bound to gravity and it should be easy.Quote:
Originally posted by Clairity
Marlo, interesting methods I'd not heard before.. thanks for sharing! :)
"Ask yourself mostly not how but why."
That sound very interesting, Marlo. Anyway, it only sounds like you need to be somewhat experienced so that it works. I'm going to try it some time though.
Come to think of it, you know what might help you ? Go somewhere on a hill or a place with very little houses around. I use a park nearby. Hopefully, there should be a bench of some sort. Sit down, and tilt your head back (carefully), until it's almost upside down. Whitness the clouds and imagine you are not above the earth, but BELOW. Above your head the there is Earth. The whole blue space DOWN might make you dizzy, so be carefull. In that deep-blue sea, you could imagine other planets deep down, others above earth. This should break up the illusion a bit. There are other ways of becoming aware of the 3D space around you, for example looking at the moon and imagining where the sun is behind the planet to light it like it does. Let me know, if you try it, how it felt.Quote:
Originally posted by hate
That sound very interesting, Marlo. Anyway, it only sounds like you need to be somewhat experienced so that it works. I'm going to try it some time though.
Hope this helps.
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