Lucid Dreaming - Page 17

NexUmbra

Scotland3776 Posts

January 05 2012 19:49 GMT

#321

On January 06 2012 04:28 YouGotNothin wrote:
I had a lucid dream that I could control about a week ago. Whenever I realize I have control over a dream (which is rarely) I have the immediate desire to make a girl appear and try to have sex with her (yeah.. it's been awhile irl..). Unfortunately I usually wake up before anything really happens, which is probably because I am untrained and am trying to control the dream too much. Forever ever alone even in my dreams!

LOL

I have been trying to do lucid dream and the closest I got was a couple of nights ago when I was in some dream at my school and said am I dreaming then noticed it, but then immediately someone said in the dream "what the fuck are you talking about?" then I thought it was real life and became non lucid -___-

Demonhunter04

1530 Posts

January 05 2012 19:56 GMT

#322

I used to dream lucidly every night from age 6 until I hit puberty. Since then, I've had barely 10 lucid dreams in the past 7 years. Does it normally happen a lot more to children?

Falco252

France197 Posts

January 05 2012 19:58 GMT

#323

On January 06 2012 04:04 HyperionDreamer wrote:

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It shouldn't affect your sleep at all. No matter whether you are lucid or not during REM sleep, your brain is using up almost as much energy as it does when you are awake.

So if you lucid dream, you should wake up just as recovered as normal, and sometimes more so depending on what you were doing. *wink*

I'll add that if you beat a nightmare in your dreams, you'll feel REALLY relived.
Anyhow, I read(on Laberge's book) that if you do something in a dream, your nerves will do the thing, so you can train yourself oO, but I gues it won't make you slimmer or anything right?

By the way, I really recommand Larbege's book, it's really interessing, well written, and you learn a lot of things(even on cats ! Now, I know why the cats have this kind of Sphinx position :p) he gives alot of exercies etc, very good book

And well, this guy is awesome anyway, he is kinda the one who discovered REM and the fact that in lucid dreams, your eyes follows the eye's mouvement in the dream.

FakiVII

Germany18 Posts

January 05 2012 21:15 GMT

#324

I had a Luicid Dream once with Tasteless' "Reading Trick".

At first I quite freaked out when I became aware that I was dreaming, but after calming down I enjoyed it.
I tried to convince all the people in the dream, that they are not real, but nobody believed me. Later on there were also some women in the dream.... well.. What would you do if you met some women in a dream and actually know that it is a dream? :O

willoc

Canada1530 Posts

January 05 2012 21:45 GMT

#325

I've had plenty and they can be quite fun as you gain more control.

Look up the book "Astral Dynamics" if you want to know more. Probably one of the better books on the subject out there.

Falco252

France197 Posts

January 06 2012 20:04 GMT

#326

Thanks for the tip, will look at it eventually, tho I need to wait more dream recalls to find my dreamsigns and favourite dream sign domain ;p

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