Author Topic: How To Lucid Dream  (Read 41203 times)

I don't try that. I  just wait for anormal dream and take control. is that good to avoid sp?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Hag_Syndrome#Folklore

FUUUUUU

It is rare. In my 3 years of persistent lucid dreaming, I've never been paralyzed to the point I couldn't move.

Alright, earlier today my father told me that when he woke me up in the early morning to give me my ADHD medication, (After years of taking it I basically take the pill in my sleep) I told him something along the lines of:

"Mom stole my dream!"

Usually I would just consider this to be my being a weird ass forgeter. However it's odd because, for one thing, I didn't have a dream that I can remember in any loving way. The moment I woke up I tried to remember my dream, there was nothing to remember.

After this, I later found out that my mother had an extremely vivid dream that night. COINCIDENCE?

So my question is: Is it possible for someone very close to you (in the non-literal sense) to unintentionally "steal" your dreams?

Read the stuff and say stuff about the stuff in question, you little stuffs.



Edit: Sheath    03:31:37 AM    Posting in How To Lucid Dream by Joshua Liddle (Re: Mack, Raeyok).

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« Last Edit: March 14, 2011, 05:33:13 AM by Gamefandan »

Dream sharing is debated and while there is no scientific evidence to show it exists yet, there are people who claim to be able to do it and I personally experienced it. You can decide if its real or not.

Anyway to put what happened to you simply, sometimes it takes a few minutes for us to get out of a "dream" mind. We can wake up and still think illogically, be delusional and paranoid about things that don't happen (sometimes I wake up with crazy temporary thoughts like the urge that I need to find the "red lego brick" before its too late-- I'm fully convinced I need to) or even saying stupid things. This can last a few minutes. Its pretty natural, and doesn't happen often. Its likely to occur in disrupted sleep.

Dream sharing is debated and while there is no scientific evidence to show it exists yet, there are people who claim to be able to do it and I personally experienced it. You can decide if its real or not.

Anyway to put what happened to you simply, sometimes it takes a few minutes for us to get out of a "dream" mind. We can wake up and still think illogically, be delusional and paranoid about things that don't happen (sometimes I wake up with crazy temporary thoughts like the urge that I need to find the "red lego brick" before its too late-- I'm fully convinced I need to) or even saying stupid things. This can last a few minutes. Its pretty natural, and doesn't happen often. Its likely to occur in disrupted sleep.

I really wish I could remember the dream though. I tried so hard to remember, and came up with nothing.

Thats a shame. :c
Oh well, there is always tonight. c:


I had a dream about a wedding last night. I didn't like the music, and I didn't want to change it, so I nuked the building c: I died.


My grandmother described dreams as invisible clouds when I was a child. I don't believe this anymore, but if it were real it would make sense to your situation.

Anyways I had my first Lucid dream. I was a slave for a farmer, I had to escape until the thought of me dreaming hit me. The first thing I did was spawn a rock to bash the chain. Then I spawned a smith anvil and a hammer to smash the chains.
 After doing so I told myself "I must prevent myself from waking."

The dream went on for what seemed like an hour.


Might have had a dream, only thing I can remember is painting fossils. Idk. Bleh.

Lol a day ago i had a dream that i saw comr4de and malestrom(??!?) at an airport and when i got on the airplane it nosedived for what seemed like 20 minutes, then it hit something and i woke up. :I

Also i saw inception yesterday and felt like settling onetwo things. Does "limbo" REALLY exist? and if so is it as bad as they make it seem?
« Last Edit: March 14, 2011, 03:44:29 PM by KadeBL_ID12958 »

Hmmm, I may have semi-obtained it.

Last night, while falling asleep I was continuously telling myself in my head "I'm going to be lucid tonight." After finally passing out, I woke up again after who knows how long, but I felt dazed. I looked outside, and it was brighter than it would be during the night, which was odd. I reached over to pet my cat who usually sits on my bed, but I couldn't feel myself feeling her fur (does that make sense?) I then tried to sit up, which took a lot of strength. Eventually, I laid back down and tried closed my eyes for a minute, then I went back to pet my cat, who I could now feel. Then I looked outside and it was a dark as it was supposed to be.

Mainly I was anxious about how frightening it may have been so I was kind of having some form of longing to not do it. Like I said, I'm the paranoid type and I don't know if that would affect my dream or not :I I'd rather not fall asleep and get projected into a scenario where I'm being chased by everyone and everything.

Oh yeah, us never hearing Badspots voice made my mind substitute it with Morgan Freeman's.  Wat

Oh yeah, us never hearing Badspots voice made my mind substitute it with Morgan Freeman's.  Wat
Oh goddammit now I'm gong to start doing this. :c