Here you can read some
lucid dreams and descriptions of lucid experiences. Most accounts
are from posts at various lucid forums, I've added the posters name
next to the account and a link to the forum. To the right are some
lucid dream abbreviations that people may use. |
AP = Astral Projection,
DC = Dream Character, DILD = Dream-Initiated Lucid
Dream, FA = False Awakening, IRL = In Real Life,
IWL = In Waking Life, LD = Lucid Dream, MILD =
Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams, NDE = Near Death
Experience, RC = Reality Check, SP = Sleep Paralysis,
WILD = Wake-Initiated Lucid Dreams |
The most amazing/profound
vistas you have ever experienced topic at the Dream views
forum
Serinanth - Ok so heres the deal, I want you guys to
recount some of the most amazing vistas you have ever seen and
experienced in the dream world.
I remember this
one like it were yesterday It was so beautiful, pristine, perfect. A
coastal community, the shore consisting of high cliffs, and many
protected harbours, the villages had been carved into the rock and
some docks were even in caves, no storm could ever make the people
of this place worry.
The villages
and towns, and the city were all perced above on the high cliffs,
the lower villages on the water had acces through tunnels, and
starways carved into the rock... In tha main harbor, HUNDREDS of
vessels, all of them sleek and beautiful, they cut through the water
like ..... like?..... the water itself was so calm, the but ships
and boats, they all cut through it like they were flying, many of
the vessels had a trimaran design, 3 hulled ships massive sails, no
engines... heh who needed them. |
But
in the center of this massive protected bay, was a statue... It was
the most beautiful thing I had ever seen, carved of marble, inlayed
with jems and gold and platinum, a mermaid, sitting on a rock
holding an up pointed trident, her hair gold the trident silvery her
scales a miraid of irridecent colors... and this was no small
statue.. she was probably around the size of lady liberty... I would
have to say though that this was one of the most visually stunning
things I have ever seen....
Seeker - The most beautiful: Was at a lakeside resort.
The water was very clear, however since it was a freshwater lake, a
little bigger than a pond, you couldn't see the bottom. The sunlight
glinted off of the small waves. All around one side of the lake,
large piers had been build and held many small shops.
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It was a warm
spring day and many people were just walking around, browsing
through the shops and eating icecream. Everyone had on colorful
shirts and shorts. The breeze was warm and had the smells of food
and flowers. I walked out of a restroom into this scene and became
instantly lucid. I was amazed at the richness of the scene and
just walked around. I could feel the weight of my body in my tennis
shoes, I could feel the breeze blowing my hair, I could feel the
warmthness of the sun on my face. This happened almost five years
ago, and yet I can still remember all of these details....
evangel
- The most beautiful scene/scenes that I've seen have to be flying
through iradescent gas clouds and nebulas in outer space. The
colors were beyond derscription... (majestic?) -bright oranges,
golds, glowing blues, and other metallic colors like bronze, silver,
and reds The wonder of seeing colorful spiral galaxies and pulsing
stars and being totally serene while flying in such a setting
is probably part of what made it so beautiful, too, I suppose.
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Aphius - The most amazing/profound thing i've ever seen
was this enormous cafe in the middle of this huge town where you had
to swim around to get everywhere. There were canals and channels to
get around and there was overpasses and such for other uses. Anyway,
back to the cafe. This place was huge! inside it there were cascading
waterfalls coming from the roof and there were counters with bars
behind them and shelves filled with all sorts of odd things that were
for eating and drinking. The roof was really high and was held up
by huge textured columns! There were also small tunnels with water
running through them so that you could hop in one and end up in another
part of the cafe! Also to top it off this cafe was run by MerPeople!
So there were all sorts of fish people and other creatures laughing
and having fun.... It was awesome! |
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Jonny
- The most beautiful thing I've ever seen was when I had a dream
I was at a lake side. There were three swans sitting on the lake;
these swans were a kind of colour you get when you put petrol in
water, the purple yellow effect. The setting was silent but I was
consumed by the beauty of these swans, and I was the happiest man
alive when I awoke
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ShadowNightWing - Well one of the most beautiful dream
scenearies that I've ever seen, was within this huge city with skyscapers
of all different designs the buildings were made of crystals and glass
finishings with radiant colors as I looked around they seem to just
spawn up right before my eyes. the city was inside a huge dome and
that dome seemed to be floating in the ocean. Now the amazing thing
was, was that there was nothing around but beautiful water with this
Domed City directly in the middle. The City was alive with people
doing there everyday things and I was just browsing checking out the
scene from high above in first persons. I never noticed any vehicles
or anything but one thing that shocked me was the Dual System this
place was obviously located within One of the Suns were just about
the distance of ours from Earth. The other was very prominent but
further away. and it Was bright Blusih Green. Guess thats the reason
for the Dome. Protection from rays. |
phantasy
- I can't think of a scene, but of a voice. I had a dream I had
this lovely blue and white parakeet. I would poke at its breast,
it would hop on my finger and I would tell it to read Quranic
verses for me. This was during Ramadan, the month of fasting.
It had the most beautiful voice for reading Quran. It was a man's
very handsome, clear, strong voice. I would become enraptured
by it. It gives me goosebumps just thinking about the voice, although
I can't recall what it sounded like anymore.
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Blissful
- I was in an all white home that was on a hill with windows all around
it (windows from the floor to the ceiling) so there was Lots of natural
sunlight coming through. The weather was a mild 70 degrees and my
home faced a field of apple trees (I love the smell of apples in the
fall in New England) and there was a nice breeze carrying the smell
of apples right to me. I was on the phone with my best friend telling
her how beautiful everything was and I turned around and there was
the lake (although I would prefer an ocean, the lake really represented
the calm I was feeling in my life at that time). |
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Lucid sky
topic at
the Ld4all Forum
Trung Of
Wu - The sky is soooo beautiful in dreams. That is something I
definately suggest you do on your first ld. It's so simple. It does
not involve much concentration, perfect for your first non-3-second
ld. Just look to the sky. The one that I saw was a pink and
blue/navy sky with a strange pattern of clouds that was just so
surreal...
mystic -
Yes I always try to notice the sky when I'm LDing. Last night I saw
a perfect deep-blue sky which was mirrored onto a street. Quite
beautifull! Some other wonderful skies I've seen: - A very dark
stormy sky with one small gap. In it I saw a very bright white
light. I tried to fly through it but it didn't work..
During a HH I
suddenly found myself on top of a big hill, watching a sky with
thousands of small cushion-like purple clouds. Now thát was truly
overwhelming! |
A normal blue
sky but slowly a weather front with deep red-black clouds came over.
One also began
with a normal blue sky, but after a while truly pitch black
thunderclouds came over. After this, the whole sky was filled with
HUGE clouds shaped like a snail's shell. This was só beautiful. I
stared at them for quite some time to absorb its beauty as much as
possible, but as a result of my gazing I woke up..
At dawn I
noticed some glow in the east. I jumped into the air to see what it
was: an enormous sun with lots of colours (red-orange-yellow-green).
Its size really scared me off. - On several other occasions I
noticed two suns or two moons or some planets in the sky.
WaNnAbE
- Once in an LD I just started floating upwards, towards the sky. It
felt sooo cool. The weird thing was that I couldn't help it, it was
like gravity had been reversed just for me or something.And I
floated all the way through several layers of cirrus-type clouds
(cirrus are the swirly light ones, yeah?) and then I hit something.
I stood up on it, except that I was upside down (because of the
whole weird gravity thing). It was like a massive rubber sheet with
clouds painted on it. So I walked around for a while on this big
rubber sheet. It was like a trampoline, sort of. But then I woke
up.
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Dm7 -
The sky is full with electric glowing blue clouds. They are raging,
but yet peaceful at the same time. The lightenings dance around
through the clouds and the earth. I'm flying and I'm surprised that
I don't get hit by one of them yet. I watch it in amazement. So
animated and alive. It was soooo beautiful. I can't stress it
enough! It's amazing, awesome, groovy, cool, and much more!
Moonhunter - So I had a LD this morning, and after a
bit of fooling around, I remembered my priority: to look at the sky.
I expected to see some beatiful colors and patterns, so I walked to
a window and looked outside. Boy did I get dissapointed. The sky
looked exatly like in RL. A normal blue sky, with some boring
clouds. Is this normal? I mean, I even expected it to be beautiful,
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However, there
was also a lake outside, and the sight of the lake really made up
for the sky. The water had a beautiful dark purple color and was
really fantastic to look at. I have seen a lake like this in a ND
too. So, is it normal to have a "boring sky" in a LD, and have
anyone else experienced unusual water in their dreams? Or am I just
very odd?
saddleback - For some reason, usually when I go lucid
it's at night. I'd say 90% of my dreams or more occur at night...
Any body else have mostly night dreams? So when I look at the sky
it's like this swirling navy blue and purple cloud... lots of stars.
No Poetic
Device - yeah, my first LD i looked into the sky. there were
pinks, violets, blues, black... so many colors just glowing from the
clouds. i proceeded to fly up into the sky and get an aerial view of
my town before waking... amazing dream, and a memorable 1st
lucid. |
Topic: Flying into
earth's core at The Fishbowl Dream Forum
suzana -
I dreamed I was in charge of an organized outing involving convicts
who had made purchases, which they contained in blue plastic bags.
The bags spilled during transport in the back of a van, and all the
treasures got mixed up together, and I had to sort them all out.
They appeared to be cheap tourist's trinkets, but I believed them to
be very valuable to their owners -- maybe even valuable to those who
might want to steal them.
One bag that I
sort contains a pinata and some Mexican pottery. A check my list of
convicts' names, and note that the bag must belong to a man named
Sanchez. A mean, threatening man questions the futility of my effort
and tries to steal some of the objects, but I shoo him away and
persevere, sorting out the bags of objects. |
At some point I
become conscious that I'm dreaming. We're parked at a motel on a
busy street. I notice that behind the building, some of the convicts
are stealing the blue bags from a conveyer built. At this point, I
think: I'm dreaming, so I can do whatever I want. So I trap a
convict in the back of the van, which puts the larceny attempt to an
end. Feeling a little omnipotent -- again, conscious that I'm
dreaming -- I walk down the street and think to myself -- someone on
the fishbowl suggested I try walking through a wall -- so I did.
At that point,
I immediately started hurtling through the earth at lightning speed.
I'm not afraid; I'm exhilirated. I'm flying rapidly toward the
center of the earth. The textures and colors (mostly browns) of the
earth's walls around me are vivid and mesmerizing. At one point I
consciously think, these images are so vivid, I think I could see
them with my eyes open -- at which point, I open my eyes (I'm not
sure if I REALLY opened my eyes, but it sure seemed like I did) and
still I saw the beautiful textures of the earth before my eyes. I
closed my eyes and continued my thrilling descent. Then a
telemarketer called and woke me up. |
Dazzling Details &
Sensory Stuff at the Lucidity Institute Forum
Reverie - Yes,
it's great to experience the senses in lucid dreams, and marvel at
it all while it's happening. I remember one striking lucid dream
where I found myself in a little room with an open window... an icy
blast of air was blowing in towards Dream-Me, yet I could feel the
hot blast of air coming from a room-heater directly behind
me.I marvelled at
the convincing sensory realism of this event for some time while it
happened. Neither the cold nor the heat were correlated with
anything happening in my real bedroom.
As for food, I find it
problematic as well. I have experienced food-taste in dreams, but
it's usually different than what my dream-self is eating! I may go
back into my journals and look for references to this sort of thing.
My all-time favorite
sensory details in lucid dreams are: the gentle flow of air around
me as I am flying, and the accurately shifting visual perspective of
trees, buildings, and what have you as seen from above. The latter
in particular never ceases to amaze me. As a real-time
constant-refresh dream visual, it's truly impressive, and leads me
to speculate that visual perspective follows a built-in algorithm in
our brains. |
Peter - The
scenery and its details are in constant flux, running the sensation
gamut from gray fuzzy universes to small cluttered rooms stacked
with bright touchable objects. It is uncanny how accurate things can
get. I had a dream last week where I was wandering through a
decrepit house and was overwhelmed by the smell of its rotting wood.
When I’m lucid, I do get a kick out of the accurate images I’m
conjuring for all of my senses (except maybe taste when lucid I
can’t seem to get things to have any flavor).
Reverie - Many
of my most striking lucid dreams over the years have been of flying
over amazingly detailed science-fiction cities that look like
they've been created by George Lucas and a team of expert animators.
All I can say is, everywhere I look in these dreams, there is
incredible detail and outrageous production value. And it's amazing
to me that the imagery shifts in apparently realistic perspective,
being churned out as I fly overhead. Talk about multi-tasking!
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Peter - I needed
transportation and a little muscle, so I thought of a freight
engine (go figure!). Sure enough, I then found myself beside a
track with a huge mass of black and yellow steel bearing down
on me -- okay, here comes the dazzling sensory part! -- I let
the engine roar past me. Its power and wind nearly knocked me
over, but I managed to jump and get my right hand around a ladder
so I could climb aboard the engine. When I grabbed the ladder
its steel was palpably cold and slapped my open palm with all
the force I would imagine an engine moving at twenty m.p.h. or
so might pack. It was also slightly greasy, and its black paint
was thick, with a few chips exposing bare steel. I climbed aboard
and, with tears welling in my eyes from the wind, I was able to
stagger along the tiny (but convenient) catwalk to the engine’s
empty cab.
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I later drove (and controlling
a freight locomotive without benefit of tracks or a steering wheel
was a real lesson in dream logic for me!) the engine into the house
from the earlier dream and totally shocked those previously abandoned
dream characters -- and lost my lucidity for the effort -- but the
important part was how phenomenally real the textures and sounds
of that engine were. The feel of that ladder in my palm absolutely
awed me. I even swung in the wind for an extra instant, unwilling
to separate myself from the sensation that ladder provided, and
the amazement that my mind had gone to the trouble to cause it.
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Trying to find the Lucid
Metro by Xandra ~ Xandra who's also setup this
site's visual chat space (see links page)
also told me about a very similar experiment to the Lucid
Crossroads. It is called the Lucid Metro and was an idea created by
Ian Wilson. Although the Lucid Metro was an idea and not a visually
represented environment, the concept of the place was passed on by
Ian to other dreamers in order to meet up in dreams. I'm currently
posting Ian, and hopefully he might let me have other accounts of
the Lucid Metro, but anyway here's Xandra's account of a near
miss.
My first
experience in attempting to locate Lucid Metro was rather
interesting. I was dreaming that I was on a bus and there were a few
people on the bus with me. After a few reality checks (to be certain
I was dreaming) I felt the dream become more solid around me; pretty
much what always happens as I start to become lucid.
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The other
people were standard commuter types, with the exception of an older
man dressed in a dark brown overcoat -- he had that "homeless" look
to him, grizzled and smelled of cheap wine. I remembered Ian's
experiment and asked the driver about Lucid Metro. He was was no
help. He was a faceless mannequin. So I tried to force him to change
by willing it, but nothing happened. Odd. Usually when I commandeer
a dream and become lucid, I control all symbolic aspects. Not so in
this case. I got the impression that it was no longer solely my own
dream.
I looked
around at the commuters and it dawned on me that they were actually
*there*. I asked them for the way to Lucid Metro but they didn't
seem to comprehend what I was asking. Their eyes were slightly
glazed over. Lost in their own dreams....Some may have been riding a
bus, others a plane, others in a car. You could be sure they weren't
seeing *me* either, but perhaps their boss, or mother, or friend. In
any case, they weren't lucid. Oh well. No help there. Then, a flash
of red caught the corner of my eye. (A bit of background: Red has
always been my dream symbol for "pay attention".)
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The old man
had pulled a piece of paper from the breast pocket of his coat and
was looking at it. I felt slight vertigo as Lucidity started to
slip. Fighting the urge to awaken, I concentrated on remaining and
gave the dream a moment to solidify again. I waited for the rest of
the bus and it's occupants to fall into movie grade black and white
as is standard in my dreams when red appears. As it did, I looked at
the old man carefully. He wasn't reading the red piece of paper,
which I saw now was nothing more than a raffle ticket of sorts...
but he was looking directly at me.
Apparently
he had been for some time. When I caught his eyes, I saw they were
clear and very blue. So blue in fact that other than the red, they
were the only bright color on the bus. With this realization, I
witnessed normal color being restored to the dream... and the images
were much sharper than before. Although the man still wore the long
brown duster, it was no longer crumpled and dirty, and he no longer
looked old. |
Dream view
vs. Lucid view. The man motioned me over and asked what this Lucid
Metro was. I told him about the newsgroup and the supposed gathering
place of lucid dreamers and he smiled. "Oh, okay, I see now. It is a
dream name that does not mean as much here as it does there. You
seek the City." I nodded. "Look for this," he said and with that, he
drew a symbol in the air. The symbol seemed to be made of
electricity and hovered in blue light for a second before it
filtered out. I recognized it instantly. It appeared as four
vertical lines with small circles at each top. The outside two were
connected by a curved line at the bottom. The center two by a curved
line slightly lower.
The man
smiled briefly, leaned back, pulled his hat over his eyes and was
suddenly the old man again. The bus came to a few stops along the
trip, dream people getting on and off, but at one stop, I noticed
the bus stop sign had the same symbol on it that the man had drawn
in the air. Reality check... I looked away from the sign, and looked
back. Even though the letters on the sign changed each time I looked
at it (a pretty normal occurrence in dreams. The first time it said
Aetheria, the second time it said Eternia) -- the symbol remained
the same. I looked back to the old man but he was already getting up
and heading for the door. I followed him off the
bus..... |
Lucid
Nightmare by Me (Russell) ~ Just like your
average dream you sometimes get a nightmare. In fact many people
like lucid nightmares so much they actively try to seek them.
Nothing can hurt you of course but as my lucid dream shows it
certainly doesn't stop you being terrified.
In a normal
dream I stood outside a house that was supposed to be my own. My mum
was just leaving through the painted green gate (I haven't lived at
home for 15 years but thats dreams for yer) and I was outside in my
night clothes. The sky was a deep midnight blue with stars and a
full moon. I thought "I'm dreaming" and immediately I was in the
dream breathing (you don't really have to breathe; your bodies
automatic functions take care of that) the night air.
I suddenly
became aware that I hadn't got my keys and I was locked out, I
called to my mum leaning over the gate but by then she was out of
sight, then I heard a growl. My body tensed and a gripping fear
swept over my body. The growl came from the bushes behind me it was
very loud and I knew whatever it was could out run me, had a hell of
alot of teeth and was huge. |
The
growling continued and I tried to reason with myself that it was a
dream and I would be fine but my body moved on auto pilot and I
tried to jump the gate. I couldn't manage it as my body felt like
jelly and the air I was moving through seemed like concrete. I
turned round remembering I could do karate and in the dream world
this could make short work of whatever this was (I had the picture
of a very big werewolf in my mind). I still couldn't shake the
terrified feeling but I began shouting "come on then". The words
came out in a croak then before the creature had a chance to pounce
I woke.
I woke in
my bed in a bit of a sweat but immediately wanted to get back in
which I tried to do but couldn't manage! Rats! I can recommend lucid
nightmares, though it's a bit like a roller coaster ride; scares you
but its is harmless fun. |
Family home lucid
by Kristina ~ I took a nap and often I can go lucid during
a nap. I had several dreams, woke up a little in between, and
on the last one, I made sure to say "I'm dreaming" as I drifted
back in. I was in my childhood house, fully lucid!!! My family
was there, in their rooms just relaxing and watching TV. I walked
through the house by myself, just checking stuff out.
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When
I became lucid I had a carton of ice cream in my hand, so I put it
back into the freezer and remarked to myself that it was a side-by-side
refrigerator just as I had remembered. I picked up a piece of ice
and threw it in the sink, just for fun. I even tried to look for the
kitchen floor tile that was backwards (didn't find it though). I was
so totally conscious, I even took a deep breath so I could remember
the smell of the house! I looked down at the brown carpet and even
saw my own feet (rare in a dream). I went to my room, laid on the
bed, and thought, this is heaven! To be fully aware and in my old
room! I even picked up a magazine and started to read it, but I thought
"this is a boring thing to waste a lucid dream on!" The dream ended
at this point. Oddly, I was also aware of my current room and the
sound of the A/C in the window and the birds outside. |
Searching for a
dreamguide by Traumgänger ~ Ok this is an LD in which
I tried to meet my "dream guide" was 16 year old German pupil. Some
people think of dreamguides as higher spirits who can give you
advice in your travels but like many lucid dreamers I thought of a
dream guide as a representative of my subconscious.
The
"normal" dreams starts in a huge building, there is a trade fair
with a yoga theme. I look around, there are lots of vendors but I
don´t always recognize what they sell. I also see some of my
classmates, I don´t feel like talking to them, however some of them
remind me of a math test I have to sit the next day the "real life."
I look at my watch its 10:37pm. I hurry on cause I need to get
enough rest to have full concentration for the next day.
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I leave the
building and walk down the street. Doing so, I think "Hmmm,it was
interesting to dream about a trade fair.... wait,the trade fair was
only a dream?" "I didn´t wake up when I left the building, did I?"
"I must still be in the dream!" I look around, at first everything
is normal, then suddenly my vision begins to change .I look at a
road sign, its red color seems suddenly much more intense. Its the
type of feeling when you put on someone else's glasses that are a
little bit too strong for your eyes, or like the feeling when
someone who normally doesn´t smoke gets a lot of nicotine at once?
This is similar to the feeling that washed over me when I became
lucid but nothing can fully describe the feeling. The thing is its
not just your vision but also your thoughts. My mind thought I was
awake and in "normal reality" then suddenly you realize your
dreaming. In your heart you are sure you know what´s real and what´s
not, now however you must to admit you were wrong. This can be a
very strong feeling, as if your view of life suddenly is turned on
it head. It certainly is a nice kind of thrill
though. |
I want to
move, but then suddenly the area I can see narrows, like it does
when you are very drunk. One of my legs is stiff and I stumble
around almost unable to move properly. Fortunately, after perhaps 15
seconds this also stops and I regain control again. This isn't to
say it feels like "real life" as everything still seems a bit
surreal. I remember what I wanted to do when I got lucid so I call
(in my mind) for my dreamguide. I walk down the street quickly and
soon find a man standing there. I am a bit frightened, what if the
lucid dream turns out to be a nightmare and this man wants to do me
harm...? I ask him "Are you my dreamguide?" The man doesn´t respond
but smiles in a friendly way and takes me by the hand (which seemed
perfectly normal at the time). Now I calm down and I'm happy that I
found my guide. My level of clarity has increased and I am now on
what lucid dreamers call "high-level-lucidity" that is I'm
completely aware of what I want to do and everything around me.
Unfortunately that high level
slips and what follows is low level lucidity where I sometimes
forget that I am dreaming and forget what I wanted to do this is why
some of the questions I ask next are so odd. |
My DG
(DreamGuide) leads me to a small room,he calls it "his studio".
There is a girl sitting around,a bit older than me I start talking
to her:
Me: "Why is
your studio so small?"
Girl:
"Because we could not afford a bigger one"
Me: "Isn´t
there endless space around here?"
Girl: "No"
Me: "What
happens if you slaughter an animal in this world?"
Girl: "Then
it moves over to the waking-world"
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After that
I lose lucidity almost completely and my DG shows me how to throw
fireballs like in the computergame Diablo. I think that he is
teaching me how to use my dreaming skills. After a while somehow
reach high level lucidity again and suddenly its absolutely clear
that I am dreaming again and I know about what I wanted to do.
My DG says that I am going to wake up soon. I ask him, "Do you
think I could try to do an OBE (out of body experience) in the
time that is left?" It´s said that you leave your physical body
and I wanted to try it, I ask him only cause I wanted to know
how I feel about it in my own subconscious. He answers: "No, don´t
try to do any of these two things yet" That doesn´t really make
sense since I only asked about one thing, not about two.
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My DG was
right though as 30-60 seconds after he told me that I am going to
wake up I really left the dream.
At the
Lucid Crossroads Traumgänger could hopefully have had time to become
fully lucid and then opened a door to either meet his dream guide
or let him in. Traumgänger can be mainly found on the ld4all Forum
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Have
you experienced a shared dream?
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Click left to the the archive
of experiences at the Crossroads. |
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Click left to see some other
examples of lucid dreaming. |
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This is
your first stop if you've never been lucid before, even if you are a
regular lucid dreamer there might be some interesting tips here.
This section contains the science behind lucid dreaming and
speculation over Astral Projection. Its also very visual
techniques normally only described in text have been illustrated to
gain some clarity. You can also find descriptions of lucid dreams
and all about what we are try to do with the Crossroads and how
shared lucid dreaming can work. |
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Here we will visually and
textually illustrate what the Crossroads looks like when you dream
and stimulate your mind into remembering all you see so you can
visit the Crossroads when lucid. |
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Links to
lucid dreaming and astral projection sites/forums and chat all over
the web. This section also includes the Lucid Crossroads downloads
page that includes printable images of the crossroads, quicktime
movies, desktop wallpaper and much more. |
Big thanks
to Epic Dewfall for the loan of some of his images that grace this page,
catch his work at http://www.epicdewfall.ca
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