Is this lucid dreaming?

Question

I had a strange dream.
All the while I couldnt see myself in the dream or anything at all.
So basically I couldnt see, hear or use any of the other 3 senses.
But I was consious of my dream.

was attacked by a dog.
Showed no fear
Attempted to show love to dog by feeling it towards him.
Dog stopped attacking.
Asked for a gift(Cos I read you can do that once you conquered your fear)
I said music but then changed my mind and asked for something else. Never got to hear the music.

Then the scene changed and i was in my room.
I looked at my watch 3 times and each time it would change its time. (Just so you understand, I couldnt really see anything, it was more like I perceived myself to see the watch and perceive the time change)

At this point I thought to myself, awesome Im fully lucid.
Found a mirror.
Tried to go thru it.
Could not put head thru it cos it was solid.
So i tried with my hands.
It was colder in there.
Then I found my self where I dont know.
Was I lucid?

Just to clarify,
I pushed my hands into the mirror, then the head and rest of my perceived body.
So i actually crossed over to what i expected to be a vibrant techni-color world but instead got lost in a place where all my 5 senses could no longer function.

I perceived a girl though who took my hands and placed her hand on my chest.
Then concluded the end of my dream.

Answer 1

This seems to be a lucid dream turning into OBE...because in lucid dream you can change the environment

in later half of yr dream, had it been a lucid dream, you could have passed through the mirror...

In OBE you remain in physical plane or go to some astral plane, where things do not change as per your wishes.

Answer 2

I would say you were close to lucidity,being that you you said awesome i am lucid,however when i lucid dream,I am in complete control most often i want to get out of dream so i say this is a dream wake up and i wake up.practice when going to sleep tell yourself you are fully aware.I see your dream more as a message.Time for a change.mirror a reflection of you should not be cold.overcoming a fear seems to be the theme.you asked
for music then changed your mind.no senses, I think you need to focus on exactly who you are,what you want,and awaken all your senses.I think the entire dream was telling you to be more decisive.

Answer 3

Congrats! Yes, you did have a lucid dream.

Lucid dreams are dreams that you know are dreams while you are still dreaming. It's not having control of the dream; although, these two usually go hand in hand but one's not necessary for the other.

Also, I've had many lucid dreams and not all do I have full control of. I've been fully lucid in my dreams but sometimes I simply couldn't think of something to do- other than walking around saying it's all a dream and knowing I can do anything (but don't).

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Yes. If you are conscious that you are dreaming, without returning to the waking state (which is still a dream state), that is lucid dreaming. At these times you are closer to your true state of being, free and safe from any true harm, only the images you project, that you make yourself, just as we do here in the physical.

Answer 6

No, a lucid dream is where you're able to achieve consciousness in the dream and take over. Those kinds of dreams are quite rare but a whole lot of fun. If you have one, there is no doubt about it that you are having a lucid dream.

Answer 7

Many dreams are real experiences in Spirit. I "see" my room
sometimes though I know I'm still asleep. I have psychic
experiences during those times.
Once, I "woke up' and heard sirens and saw red lights. A fire truck went by. THEN, I WOKE UP, and heard sirens and saw
red lights, and a fire truck went by.
Another time I "sat up" in bed and looked right at my clock.
THEN, I sat up and looked right at my clock.
I have had many such experiences since. I hear spirits make
a knocking sound, like on the door, to get us to step outside of our body, and help us learn to project.
FREAKY AIN'T IT?

Answer 8

Lucid refers to a state where you are aware you are dreaming and are in control of your actions in the dream

Answer 9

Did you eat heavy before retiring?
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Answer 10

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