Lucid Dreams?

Question

Has anyone actually experienced a lucid dream and did it actually work????

What did you do in your dream???

Answer 1

Yes, oh yes it works. If I could have them everynight....wow that'd be awesome. Ok, hey yeah, I've had several and sorry to say but nothing much to report. I really never did anything special. I'm keeping it in my head what I want to do next time I LD, but had gotten woken up before I had a chance to think. One time, I drew circles in the air- yep circles- and was I ever thrilled about it too. I hopped to the top of a tall building (took me several LD's to remember to fly ).

In another dream, I was so excited that I could do anything that I couldn't think of what to do. I saw one of my dream characters, and took him under the arms and stretched him up tall. I was all giddy. I remembered that I wanted to explore space so I sat back against the wall and was about to invite others to come along then decided it was a bad idea because I didn't think I'd make a good tour guide. :(

See? I usually waste most of them like the time I was jumping a fence in hopes to escape a lion when I realized I was in a dream so I pour a bottle of soda into its mouth. Why, oh, why??

Anyways, it does work and even the stupidest things are fun. Best of luck for you and others to enjoy them, too.

Answer 2

I have actually had a few, and normally they happen after a few days of active dreaming where I actually remember my dreams and tell other people about them. I really believe that dreams like to be told. Anyhow, my lucid dreams start off like normal dreams, then something will happen in the dream and I realize that, well, I am dreaming. From that point on I control what I do. One time I just went into houses and was being nosy. Another time I was in a dream as myself, but when I realized I was dreaming I made myself into someone different in the dream, that was kinda fun. I think I have also tried flying. The worst part for me is that after a lucid dream I have problems waking up. It is like my mind wakes up before my body, and I cannot open my eyes or move my body. I have to calm myself down and wait a minute or so for my body to catch up to my brain.

Answer 3

Strangest dream I ever had like that was when I was a small child (around 6) I remember knowing I was dreaming. Everything was so surreal, I don't know if I was sleep walking or not. I had this picture/nightlight of Jesus knocking on a door, and right below this in my room was a child size wood rocking chair.

Well the whole dream was me in my bedroom standing before this picture, the rest of the room was dark all I seen was the picture, the small light from the nightlight (in the dream it was almost like a spot light) and the rocking chair. The rocking chair had my mothers arm hanging off the front of it. The hand gripped the back of the chair and the whole forearm could be seen this extended to close to the shoulder, the end just ended in a black void. No mother , no blood, no movement or strange occurrence, just a strange all around feeling (not to mention my mothers disembodied arm).

My mother is still alive and has never had problems with her arms. This dream was over 20 years ago so I don't know what the meaning of the dream would be??

So surreal, the feeling of the dream was so clear, like it was reality, It still creeps me out, I don't think I will ever get the image out of my head!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I felt Lucid... o.0

Answer 6

LSD...?