have more lucid dreams

I found out about lucid dreaming on the internet a while ago and after about a week of practice I got two consecutive lucid dreams in one night. It was pretty awesome, I did some naughty things to this girl that was just lying around…..well,hmm,hm, let’s not get caught up in details.The problem is I stopped doing the exercices and since then I haven’t had another lucid dream. I’m gonna start again tonight and see what happens along the way.

I’ve been having lucid dreams in the afternoons during my nap. They hadn’t lasted long, but they were AWESOME. <3

hah! another odd success, again there seems to be some sort of invisible unconscious wall in my way..
I was attending classes in an abandoned school. The teacher was Vladimir Putin.Not sure whether the dream was in Russian or English, but in the middle of his lecture, it came to me that it was quite absurd that Vladimir Putin didn’t have anything better to do than teaching a class in some run-down school. Suddenly, as usual, I caught onto this flimsy string of thought and asked myself whether I was dreaming. Everyone kept trying to distract me, but I was stubborn. After I a while I was assured that It was a dream,but failed to take over any control of it. I yelled something out, something like “You are all just a dream”. The dream slowly diffused into something else – my moment of lucidity quickly forgotten :(

Have lucid dreams quite often lately, but don’t seem to have total control of the dream at all. I know perfectly that I’m dreaming, but choose to go along with the dream story. Go around and mock dream people who are trying to attack me. And then forget I am dreaming, little by little, receding back into some kind of ignorant oblivion.
Realizing that everything is just a dream is a victory, yet what is going on is suddenly too realistic not to take seriously. There is still this fear. Once, tried to prove to myself I am above all that by walking up to a humangous, angry lion, taking his jaws with my bare hands and splitting them open.

Some 12 years ago – I was 16 back then – I was a lot into lucid dreaming and I practiced one triggering quite much.

I was having lucid dreams about once a night at best. I reckon I stopped consciously aiming for them, because of being more and more tired of my head in the mornings – the natural subconscious processes of sleep were disturbed, I think.

I’ve studied into these so much. It would be so incredibly rewarding if I had another chance to have a lucid dream, after knowing more about them, and how to control them.

Last night I had a little LD. It was combined with a false awakening (or two actually).

My radio was on and I heard the news into my dream. Then I got up and went to the toilet. I really thought I was awake at this point. Then when I sat in the bathroom I suddenly decided to make a reality check (I pressed my nose with my fingers but I was still able to breathe through it) and noticed that I was actually dreaming! I was really happy, but then I think I lost the lucidity and went back to bed (in the dream that is). My radio was still on and it annoyed me, so I took the remote control and tried to switch it off, but it didn’t work. I got really angry and got up from bed (second false awakening), walked to the radio and tried to switch it off, but I still couldn’t do it. Then I really woke up in my bed and took the remote control and this time it worked. Then when I got up I was really confused. I haven’t really had false awakenings before, so it was quite fun, but annoying and confusing.

I think this happened because I’ve started working on lucid dreaming again. I’ll do some exercises today and hopefully I can get a better LD tonight!

Last week, I experienced a lucid dream, however I was utterly powerless :(

I became completely conscious and perfectly aware that I was dreaming, and tried to fly ( my favorite thing to do once I’m lucid), however this time I simply couldn’t. :(

Usually I start jumping, each jump takes me higher, until I become airborne – then I can fly at will…

This time I just kept jumping without gaining height. Without asking for it nor willing it to appear, a tumbling net materialized on the yard, I figured out I could use it to become airborne, but instead of flying I took a bad leap and fell to the ground in a very dramatic way! (fortunately there’s no pain on my dreams).
The dream was happening in a yard and at the end of the yard there was some sort of chasm. So I decided I would run as fast as I could towards it, while simultaneously jumping – but I still noticed I gained no altitude and I became quite afraid, so I stopped just before I reached the chasm. Then I awoke…

This is the second time I’ve had a powerless lucid dream :(

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I’ve had lucid dreams for as long as I can remember. I think I’m going to start researching them so I understand them better, I don’t know why I never have! Most of them are very enjoyable, but I’ve had terrible ones too. My most memorable bad one was when I was 12, I dreamed my dad died and 4 days later his younger brother died in pretty much the same way I dreamed it out :\ . Aside from THAT though, I love them, although I do get a little scared when I first realize it’s happening, I usually try and convince myself it will be a good dream and it is =)

Yep, one lucid dream in about one week – yay! :D

About two minutes in length – quite realistic; most of the time I spent feeling things with my hands. Could perceive texture and temperature of objects.

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