Stuck in a Lucid Dream
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*WAKE ME UP (wake me up insideee)*
*CAN'T WAKE UP (wake me up insiiidee)*
Omg this is perfect XD
Raven?
SAVE MEEEEEH
Jeremy Eats Pie
CALL MAH NAME AND SAVE MEEH FROM THE DAARK
WAKE ME UP
2020: we can join dreams via steam.
+Lavamar 10/10 ign rates XDDD
xXEspurr RandomnessXx XD
+Lavamar to steal the best ideas you have. maybe thats allready happening :D but if we are a collective it has to happen, just dont be egoistic, maybe it isnt even your idea to begin with, even if you have dreamed it :P
+Lavamar to steal the best ideas you have. maybe thats allready happening :D but if we are a collective it has to happen, just dont be egoistic, maybe it isnt even your idea to begin with, even if you have dreamed it :P
+Lavamar like the anime sword art online
I was once stuck in a lucid dream, and i asked the characters in my dream how can i wake up. They told me i should go to my room (in my dream) and sleep on my bed, and wait to drift off to real life. And so i did. Its pretty cool thinking about it the opposite way.
Jasmine monsoon SAME I asked can I wake up and I had to drink this blue stuff from the bathroom and I wake up
Jasmine monsoon makes ya think doesn’t it. What if we’re in a lucid dream.
Jasmine monsoon how do you know the real world isn't dreaming that Worlds the real world.
In my dream I knew I was and told the characters we were dreaming. So I started making whatever I want appear like infinity pools but I had to close my eyes and really think it. Then I taught my friend to do it too. Like she made food appear and the creepy place we were started to look better the more I got into it. I started to want to wake up but felt like I couldn’t I said I thought it was dangerous we were controlling the dream because we couldn’t wake up and kept having to control it though because crazy stuff would happen here and there. Thank god my alarm went off and I woke up. I was starting to think I couldn’t
That’s what I can’t do until it’s ready for me to leave if I closed my eyes I woke up in my bed and the loop started again so at the end of my loop ig I woke up
I've been in a dream called life for 19 years. Deep...
bruhhhhhh
U slept that lont
You dreamed that long
*****
Well, I pick up all the pieces and make an island. Might even raise a little sand.
*****
please don't make me do the whole thing :D
me and my friend are both lucid dreamers and i had a dream that we were fighting the avengers, i told him about it the next day, and he described the exact same dream to me in insane detail, the weird thing is i remember everything he said did happen in the dream...
Did you spend the day together, perhaps? Similar day residue...
Fake memories, prehaps? Maybe he had access to your dream journal? Did you tell anyone about it before?
Sounds like you had a dream LAN party
yeh, im very skeptical, if this was a thing that was possible it would be more common and it would be heavily studied.
Son Of Montreal looool
I was in this dream about 6 years ago that I was being chased by this huge spider. Freaking scary. I hid in this walk in closet full of stuffed animals, thinking that would save me. Well the spider found me, but just before I was about to die, this humongous elephant just charged straight forward, and squashed the spider. I then woke up
BUT THIS IS WHEN IT GETS REALLY WEIRD...
I woke up and immediately told my brother that I had this dream about being chased by a spider.
He said that he had a dream where he was an elephant, and saved me from a giant spider.
0.0 wtf...
I have had that sort of dream as well, but I was being chased by demons, and I broke my leg, but I was hiding in a creek, then they found me and told me that I was gonna die, but a lion came in and tore them up, I was explaining this dream to some friends at school, and one of them named Luke said that they were a lion saving all of his friends from weird red guys. I had also had another dream when I was six that I had saved my sister from Sully from monsters inc. and it was sleeping in her crib and I found the donkey kong hammer and blasted him onto Jupiter. Weird huh...
Mind blowing...
Prolly ur brother was messing with you
Thats cool
@@BetterNotBeCamping sully saving her from sully lol
*Hits Blunt*
What if life right now is your life flashing before your eyes
DcAssassin 5150 damn what if it is just an endless cycle
And it explains The De Ja Vu x
Yizzle help
I had a dream where I was speaking to a shoe about eating french fries. AND I DIDN'T *think* IT WAS A LUCID DREAM. But when something's different in my room, I immediately notice it and realize I'm dreaming -.-
Sometimes you just don't realize it no matter how strange it is. Happens to me all the time.
I'm pretty sure that's cause your logic part of your brain is resting or not active
+Lycidas exactly. Just happened to me. It is only that one detail that links your dream to reality that makes you realize and question the situation you're in at that moment.
we must be willing to question reality at all times, especially when we would say "nah, it's just real, forget it"
You must have some really nice shoes xd
brandon arreola yeah man, got myself some yeezy's just some days ago
Oh yeah, and in my first lucid dream last night, I realized I was lucid whilst in my school auditorium with a friend when Hitler walked in. I didn't want to excite myself and wake up, so my friend and I spoke to Hitler. Before the conversation started, I imagined I had a fine cigar in my pocket, and sure enough, I did. So I spoke with Hitler while puffing on this cigar, which lit itself, by the way. He wasn't dressed in Nazi garb, and looked rather sad. He told us how he lost control of himself. Literally. He said his conscious left his body when he reached the teenage years. He told us how he resided in a purgatory like place where all he could do was look at the destruction he (or who he once was, but wasnt) was causing. He told us how he never meant for any of this to happen, but that that was besides the point. He looked me in the eyes and told me that I cannot lose control of myself ever. I can never lose sight of who I wish to become. I knew at the time that this was my subconscious telling me something as I was lucid, so I said thank you, to the plain clothed kind Hitler (Lol, I know) who stood in front of me. He left, and I decided to explore lucid dreaming. I walked outside of the school, and after that I had multiple vivid dreams, but I was no longer lucid. Crazy as fuck.
+Trevor O'Connell that sounds so real
Sounds like a whole load bullshit
Thats about what lucid dreams are.
NEIN (͡ ͡° ͜ つ ͡͡°)
+Trevor O'Connell Sounds more like Abradolf Lincoln to me.
hitter is naturally your subconscious... please... stay... away....
So I guess Chuck Norris will never have a coma.
Hold your breath it wakes you up
i open my eyes when my eyes are already open in a dream. idk if that makes sence but try it next time u dream
oh sorry miss for being late, some judo sensei challenged me into an epic fight in a dream! not a big deal ;)
this dude been smoking that good shii
do u actually smonk wed m9?
+WubbsAnimated wot?
i would have been like ''KA ME HA ME......HAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!''
would work :D
same
or "ONDA VITALLLLL!" Like the way the say in Spain.
I would have been like "GET ERASED ON!!!" The enemy wouldn't even appear in the memories of the other characters. Now that I think of it, what if I've done it before, but since I completely removed the enemy from the dream timeline, I lost my memories of him or her as well?
I was stuck in a lucid dream that I had no control of when I was younger. i was screaming for my sister to wake me up.(but she couldn't hear me because I was dreaming)
and I forgot to mention my sister had that same exact dream
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a lucid dream means you are aware and you can control the dream
Marcus Johnson the only lucid dreams I have are a recurring nightmare where there is either a large beast circling my house, or an evil spirit tormenting me before dragging me into a room where I would be awoken by a scream that sounded like my own voice inside of a broken radio in my ears, even after I already woke up.
Marcus Johnson same, it's so scary.
When I'm dreaming, I like to tell the people around me that they are the ones that are dreaming, just to get reactions. I also like to tell them that they are part of my dream and stuff like that.
When I was a kid and I got lucid dreams once in a while, to wake up I had a system. I'd simply spin my right arm around in wide circles, fist clenched.
Don't laugh, it worked ;~;
I just roll my eyes up
i would stare untill i could feel my physical face and just focus on staring until i woke up. in a nightmare where i was falling i would imagion a floor beneith me and i would smack into it making me wake up with a shock.
I've only woken my self up once because it was a nightmare that wasn't scary just annoying but i was trapped I just snapped my fingers and woke up fuming because I just wanted to wake up but couldn't I will only wake my self up if the dream is unsavable
@@JustanamebroDK one time I was like I've never done this before and j wanna see what happens then I proceeded to run around like a maniac screaming it's a dream realize the reality it's a dreaaaammmm!!!!!
Also one time some crazy explosions tapped and I used some level of dream control to fight then someone said what how did this happen how did you do that I casually said "dont worry it's just dream".
I've always been able to wake myself from a lucid dream at will by coughing. Always worked for me, small cough in the dream and I immediately wake. Recently though I have been waking into another layer of the same dream! The dreams also tend to be getting more sinister.
Example - Fell asleep on the sofa today, night shift and children/Wife out. Woke up in a dream in the exact same position, still able to hear the same programme on t.v. Noticed a shadow moving across the wall and could hear my children crying very faintly from the back of the house. I made the mistake of panicing, tried everything to get to the back of the house but was blocked (chairs in the way, unable to move completely). Even tried flying over the chairs (something I mastered as a teenager in lucid dreams). Composed myself and coughed. Opened my eyes in the original position. Quickly realised I had woken back into the dream. This went on...I woke in another dream layer in the exact same situation multiple times before finally waking back into reality.
I am loosing my signposts to LD now too. I had mastered it completely. I would position my head slightly back if I wanted to LD, lie on my side if I wanted a proper night sleep lol. Now it seems to be pretty involuntary and never pleasant like it used to be. I used to fly from my bedroom window and explore while the world slept...now it's always centred around defending my home/family from usually unseen threats!!!
Any advice from someone experiencing similar would be nice. Would like to get back to being able to fly around the world and wake at will!!!
false awakenings is what you've had...and um...yeah...um...God protect you.
Sheree Hardin Why do you say it like you know something
something that we should know
Whenever I dream I can barely walk, and running is impossible. My limbs are always extremely stiff when I'm dreaming, so it makes it hard to hit people or run away from something.
Thats happing to ne right now
I know exactly what you mean
Whenever i try hit someone in my dream i get so weak its like i cant do anything
Same it's like I'm not me
Why the hell are you hitting peaple and running away
This happens to me every night. Every single night! It's now 12am, I've been sleeping for two hours. I just woke up from being trapped in my own dream. I try so many ways to wake up. I've Googled ways to wake up when you're in this situation (focus on moving one part of your body, like your head or toes). It doesn't work. I've had trouble sleeping now weeks on end. I've always been able to lucid dream and I've had problems with sleep paralysis for my whole life but not until now, these past few months, that it happens every night. Sometimes it's so bad that when I wake up, I'm not even sure I'm awake and spend the next hour freaking out. My brain is so good at lucid dreaming that I can feel pain (slightly, it's like at 50%) so I can never know for sure if I am awake. In my dream, I'll be trying numerous things to wake me up. Slapping myself in the face, rolling off the bed, falling down stairs, chewing on my fingers. It never works. I try turning my head. I can feel it turning in real life. I know that if I open my eyes I'll be paralysed. Most people who experienced sleep paralysis can't move anything more than their eyes. I know I can movie my entire head because I've had a sleep paralysis episode where I did have my eyes open and I was moving my head from one side to the other. But couldn't move anything else. While I'm dreaming, I'm able to exit the dream world and enter some sort of middle ground where my mind is still trying to create dreams but my eyes are open (hence the hallucinations). But I don't want that. I want to fully wake up! What can I do? Please, if someone out there knows anything that could help me, I'm desperate.
It's been five years since you commented hope your better now and your luck that you can lucid dream every night but for you I bet you wish you had normal dreams if I could just say I wanna lucid dream every night and it worked I would feel awesome
kicked though buildings... do you happen to watch much anime?
its really common in dreams that someone tells you your dreaming
ikr its happened like twice (I havent really had many lucid dreams)
Never happened to me but someone else became lucid in one of my dreams
This dude is creating content from last 7 years 😲 he deserves 10 m
I dont know why but your videos freak me out so much!
Me too help!!!
A few years ago, I had just bought this cool alarm clock with natural alarm sounds, and I had it set on one called "The Docks", which sounds like a bell at the dock. I dreamed I was scuba diving in a shipwreck, and I heard the bell on the dock, and it was like a tether cord yanked me up towards the surface, and when I broke the surface, I woke up, like it pulled me up through the layers of the sleep cycle. Really cool to remember.
I find it weird that in your dream and my dream someone told you that it was just a dream. My dream happened like this: I woke up, then walked to my living room, my sister jenni was sitting on the couch om her phone as usual, she looked up at me and said "Melanie, you are dreaming."
I was confused, everything seemed pretty real to me. So I said
"No I'm not."
Then she said.
"Then pinch yourself."
I pinched my cheek and felt nothing.
Then I thought, well if this is a dream then I can control it, so I controlled the rest of my dream. SOMEBODY ELSE TOLD ME JUST LIKE YOU!
I had a dream once when I was young and I'd always have nightmares and I was terrified of the unknown or unseen, I went to sleep like i regularly did, and found myself in a dark room with a very strange feeling like something bad was around. I could then start to hear mumbling of a very deep and cruel voice, but had no idea where it was coming from. I then felt it's breath and I tried waking up I remember I kept telling myself that it was just a dream I can wake up whenever I'd like and closed my eyes and opened them but I was still in the dream. I then became frantic and kept doing this over and over but only to find myself with the same results as before, it was then I realized I needed to face this monster face to face. I stood up with my chest pushed out and yelled come out and fight, or something along those lines. The monster began laughing and it sprinted towards me. I ducked and dodge it's grasp and upper cited him as he went sailing into the sky and the darkness lifted and that's when I tried to wake up again and I did. At that age I didn't know what lucid dreaming was but I was aware that I was in a dream for it was nothing like the real world and I've had other experiences with reoccurring nightmares and once I faced whatever I was scared of face to face everything was enlightened and happy and the nightmares stopped. I think it's just a mental block you have in reality and you handle then differently in your dreams.
When I was like 7 I started having a reoccurring dream that the zombie apocalypse was happening then I would put together a team and we mostly me would save the world if I succeeded then another type of apocalypse would happen never got two 3 apocalypsees it only fueled my hero complex
i had a lucid dream where i thought i was awake if that makes sence. i got out of bed had a shower basically did normal things i do in real life. some time would pass then i would notice something was different and the moment i would notice something was odd i was suddenly back in bed again and stuck in a lucid loop.
+0reaver01 Me too I woke up 6 times to do the same exact thing in a lucid loop before waking up for real.
+Mr.Browneyed Beast haha I've also been in lucid loops. Can get annoying.
+0reaver01 oh you thought that was scary i had a nightmare that looped about 6 or 7 times and each time it was some thing different but still horrifying
My brother had that exact loop a few years ago
Haha that was my last lucid dream too... I call it the "Vanilla Sky" loop... based on the movie....
It's weird but my dreams are usually in 3rd person, why?
Well, if that happens, I don't know, maybe try to consciously gain 1st person view through a dream character by possessing them. I don't know... :) But a 3rd person view is very common in lower layers of lucidity like level 1 and 2 if I'm not mistaken.
The same thing happens to me
every time I dream I usually dream like what I see is a video or I'm just playing a game or watching TV. Whatever the content of the dream is I always feel safe because I feel that it really isn't me that is acting.
Playing to much video games?
That happening to sometimes to
Naftaliten Yeah...
has anyone ever had that thought that your entire life is just one big dream and when you die you'll just wake up as a different person.
I have I also sometimes think life is like some sort of video game and we're not actually making any choices but instead being controlled by players
Kellen Guzman maybe you're the player, but you've forgotten you're in the game?
Yeah. I feel like im in a dream, only to one day wake up in the medieval era. That might be something after playing ArcaniA, but i do generally feel that.
+Abus Bambus That can not be taken as fact.
That's deep
Your videos are just what I've been looking for! UA-cam ia just full of "lucid dream inducing" music and ASMR...
As a person who has read a lot about lucid dreaming (Stephen LaBerge is basically my hero now) and who strives to lucidity and dream control, I find stories like this charming and motivating to dream harder!
Thank you. Subscribed, keep it up!
Do you ever get dreams where a loved one dies or something very emotional happens and you wake up an your crying. Btw i have never lucid dream but i remember dreams easily.
Well my kitten died in my dream so i went over to him and hugged him and i have never lucid dreamed either
When i had that dream it affected me the whole day.
Houndz Me too
I had a very bad dream when iCarly ended not known and then when I watched TV in real life it was gonna end.
Yeah, I dreamt that my mum and dad died and I was crying heaps in the morning it was awful
Stuck in a Lucid Dream.... that would literally be a dream!
What if tomorrow you woke up as a baby and your whole life was a big lucid dream :3
Deep
true :3
Ahahahaahahahahahaha, I could imagine worse. What if you woke up a totally different person :O
osht...
That wouldn't be lucid.
I had a similar experience just a couple weeks ago.
I was swimming alongside my sister in the deepest level of a pool when our way up was suddenly blocked by a ceiling made of pipes and knobs. In my panic, I drifted out of my sister's view and decided I was going to try and breath, just to check, and I could; that was the moment I realized I was dreaming.
I often have partial-lucid dreams where I am aware that I'm dreaming and can therefore alter the storyline, but this one was the real deal. I could feel the water as I swam; my muscles flexed as I hurriedly guided my sister through a crawl space, knowing with great certainty that she was craving air; I felt my momentum as I kicked off the ground and funnelled through a narrow opening.
But unusually, this time I didn't have full control of the dream. This realization can be quite scary. It has happened to me a few times. I feel completely aware of my surroundings; I can touch, see, hear, and sometimes smell and taste, but I don't appear to be the omnipotent being that I usually am.
These unpredictable dreams are the ones that turn into vicious nightmares. The kind of nightmare where you can really experience the feeling of suffocating, or being beaten, shocked, burnt, shot, or cut open. The type of dreams where you are forced to helplessly watch a family member die.
Remembering unpleasant past (dream) experiences where these things have indeed happened, I swam frantically around looking for an emergency exit. I found one, of course, perhaps because a bit of my storyline-altering abilities were still intact.
As I went to grab the handle that was to pull me out of the water, I saw a regular woman staring at me in horror, horror because she could not breath underwater and was slowly accepting death as I had stolen her only way out. But I knew exactly what this meant. The woman wasn't placed here to make me feel guilty. Her longing petrified face was only a sign that the dream was beginning to take a darker turn.
I pulled up out of the water and entered ground level in a dark and gloomy restaurant. Nobody seemed to notice I was in my swim suit and dripping in water as I walked, cautiously through the tables. The waitresses all seemed to have the same demonic mask of a face which turned and followed my movements.
Positive they were preparing for my torture, I hurried down a set of stairs just ahead. They led me to a long hallway intersected with left and right turns every few feet, likely places to store hidden enemies. But instead of enemies, I found dark and decaying alleyways reappearing on either side of me.
Confused and scared, I continued on until I saw a door that seemed welcoming enough and entered. It was pitch black but as I rounded the corner to the right I found a long red couch and an old style TV waiting for me. So, accepting defeat, I sat down and watched the blank screen--emitting the smallest amount of light and a low hum--as I tried to will myself awake before I was found and slaughtered, my only two options, realistically.
The only way to wake up from a dream like this (at least for me) is to experience something so strong you can't comprehend it. Most common example is death. The creators of Inception were not far off on that point. But it could also be extreme pain, sadness, loss, or disgust. And those were feelings I began to have as I heard a few doors slam to my right and a muffled sort of meow.
I ran over, suddenly at the front door of my place, and an aged version of my landlord emerged holding my cat. I looked at my cat and saw he looked only a couple of months old and had a large indent on his forehead. My landlord told me he had found him jammed between the door and the frame, but spoke with a malicious dirty smile. I grabbed my cat at once and wafted my landlord out before I slammed the door in his face.
Now turning to my cat, I examined his injury. To follow the logic-less trend of a dream, I found a flap of skin that had been freed and pulled it back to reveal fully-functioning intestines residing in my cat's scull. He meowed in annoyance. In this moment of ridiculousness I began to feel control. I dropped my cat and as he turned to dust, I felt as though the dream was beginning to collapse. I was wrong.
One of the waitresses--who had died and come back a bit more translucent--appeared in the room and looked at me with an unwelcoming giggle. Walking slowly at first and then lunging ferociously, instantly inches from my face... and then disappeared. I thought I had been scared awake until, un-phased, I sat on the same couch watching the same blank screen. The waitress appeared once again, sending the exact same fear through my body. And once again, she charged at me as though in an endless loop of déjà vi.
This went on for several minutes until finally another waitress appeared, but in place of her head was a stretched oval shape covered in short brown fur resembling a morphed cocoanut. As she came closer and closer still I noticed the shape was moving as though something inside was trying to escape. She was now breathing on my face. She was making gestures and motions with her hands that I didn't understand. But somehow, my sub-sub-conscious received the message and I reached up my hand slowly.
The surface of the shape was rough and seemed to have a heartbeat, rapidly increasing in speed with what I could only imagine would be excitement. I squeezed, not knowing what to expect. As though with the force of a popped balloon, the monstrous shell burst, emptying its contents right into my face. Shocked, I reluctantly examined the mess only to find mounds of blindly wiggling maggots on my chest and down to the pit of my stomach where taste buds had conveniently sprouted. Biting down, I experienced their rubbery texture and awoke in my bed with the virtual taste of vomit in my mouth.
THE END
What if the other one was quested to beat you?! And only the winner can escape the lucid dream?!
holy shit
Super interesting theory! Wonder what happens to the loser...
Caleb Flores
Interesting? Meaningless babble it is.
I had an experience where that I didn't really like, not a nightmare, but something like a bad movie. I new it was a dream, and I knew I was tired, I wanted to wake up, but couldn't, and every time I did manage to wake up, it would turn out to be a false wake. Could this have been an lucid dream?
+TheSam54123 well if your in first person then your probably awake but do a reality check
TheSam54123 Yes I would deff still consider that lucid.
TheSam54123 if you know you you're in a dream that is lucid no matter if you can or cannot control what you do or what happens. It can be really scary but you're not alone. I get them sometimes to
I once had a lucid dream.
So I where the same bracelet all the time, sometimes I forget to take it off before I go to bed.
So there was five or six of my brother, I look down at my hand. I think "Where's my bracelet? Why is there clones of my brother? This isn't my house, this is a combination three of my old houses. Wait, this must be a dream!" So me being weird I yell "I want lettuce!" And a two cars crashed into each other, then a head of lettuce comes breaks through the window. I bit into it, I could taste the lettuce. I then wished for chocolate and the same thing happens. So after what feels like twenty minutes of eating dream chocolate (it was milk chocolate if you're wondering). I look for my iPad to see what would happen, I couldn't find it. So I'm bored and yell "Subconscious thing, show me something I wanna do!" So I pop into my choir. I start walking towards my crush, but I couldn't move myself. So "I" go up to her, and kiss her hand. I think "I'm done, I wanna wake up now!" So I was back at the weird house thing, I somehow get the thought "I stuck, I need to wake up! Maybe I need a final boss to beat!" So I start thinking of this real cool enemy with ice powers, and as soon as I'm done I was fighting him. I beat him, and then I saw a pink haired girl (she looked like she belonged in an anime) standing with her eyes close. There was someone yelling my name "(my name) Wake up! Wake up, (my name)!" The pink haired girl opens her eyes, I then woke up.
I just can't stop watching your video...i just discovered this lucid dream method just two days ago and its so exciting..i love it and hearing your dream story makes me excited even more. i can't wait to try this out myself..thank you!!
I was stuck in a "lucid dream" too. I didn't know if I was dreaming, but my friend (What I think of my friend) agreed that I was propably dreaming. I was in the dinner room and I said: How do I get out of this dream. It automatically turned on a radio with one really mumbley voice. I couldn't hear so I tried to listen again but as soon as I turned it on I woke up. That put me in a scared and bad mood for the rest of the day.
There was this time where i found out that i was dreaming and tried to wake up but i couldn't, i want jump up and down demanding myself to wake up and i would feel my body in the real world trying to wake up but it didn't, then i just killed myself with a gun and i woke up.
How exactly did the gun come to your hand? This stuff really interests me.
SlothGiraffe He ''spawned'' it by thinking about a gun in his hand probably
SlothGiraffe EDGAR ZAMORA IS A FUCKING WIZARD.... Like duh there is no other explanation
anthony dvorsky Sure sounds like one!
Willem van Oranje yea you can spawn things in your lucid dreams. You can even summon lives and shapeshift and morph into other things
I have a question;
How many times would I need to force a lucid dream for them to happen naturally every night?
I wish somebody knew this answer.
Ocean View I think I figured out a way to lucid dream every night. The next time you lucid dream, command your subconscious to lucid dream everytime you go to sleep. The subconscious is pretty much the gateway to the mind. You can command it to change social behaviors, stop habits easier, and even lucid dream every night.
If you want to get creative, you can give it commands that make dreams feel alot longer than real time.
hmm .. i can try, i've actually never spoke with my subconscious or anything. it's something i need to remember to try. thank you for the tip!
+Blocky Orbits First of all it doesn't matter how many lucid dreams you have, it's not going to happen every night. Secondly you wouldn't want to have lucid dreams ecvery night. I'm guessing that you haven't have much experience with lucid dreams so let me tell you out of experience that there are a lot of drawbacks in lucid dreaming so you definitelly should be LDing every night
Blocky Orbits You don't want to have them trust me. You'll get stuck one time and it'll scare the shit out of you
sometimes i get dreams where i'm the one stopping my self from getting up, it sounds stupid but during my dream i feel there is a need for me to get through a particular process that my dream has justified before i allow myself to get up, and every time i wake up after i think "why the fuck did i feel i had to do that"
Something similar happened to me with the alarm clock when I had no knowledge of lucid dreaming. (While dreaming)I was in a room sitting down talking to relatives when I hear my alarm in the back of my head. In the dream I kept looking around very confused on what the sound was. The alarm started getting louder, and the louder it got, the more the dream started to fade away until I was finally awoken.
I just had a nightmare :'DD I want a hug
👹👻👿💀👁🐲👾😵👽
🙋🙆 ok! *hugs*
Bring it in buddy, it's been two years and you only got one hug from someone else
This really makes me question life.
Train yourself to wake up to this music in your dream in a dream! "Non, Je ne regrette rien"
Also one time I wasn't lucid, but I was being chased by demons when it suddenly occurred to me that this wasn't real so I closed my eyes and clenched my fist in the dream and repeated "this isn't real, wake up" several times, and I woke up.
I was 8 when i was stuck in a Lucid Dream, being 8 i did not know about lucid dreams. Anyway, i was at school in the dream, my alarm on my phone went off, but i did not wake up? The constant vibrating on my phone, in my dream i was told the vibrating was coming from a PC in the building. I knew i was dreaming when i had random access to the PC room, then i woke up and i was asleep for 50 minutes,v with my phone still vibrating.
you had a cell phone when you were 8?
Aleksa Jovanovic It was a crappy phone.
Actually, i'm 14 Now, and there were cell phones 3-6 years ago (Nokia Phones -_-)
I sometimes get this thing when in dreaming, and my alarm goes off. But, instead of me wake ing up the alarm just enters my dream like an everyday noise in my dream. It gets super annoying and it prevents me from waking up.
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I have sleep paralysis like 3 times almost every night since i was 15, never opened my eyes tho but can hear the deep voice mumbling in my ear. I heard it once and never again.
Open your eyes next time!!
Ocean View Alright for awhile now I've been curious to see what I'll see if I did. How about I'l do it tonight and if I see anything I'll tell you what I saw. Im lowkey kinda scared lol I hear that alot of ppl see this so called hat man thats a shadowy figure
haha man, if you open your eyes really quick and shut them you should start to lucid dream. i've done it once and it worked. it could be diff for everyone tho. im no expert. aha. but the main thing is to not be afraid. nothing can hurt you.
***** Oh heck yea I seen some crazy stuff, for the first few days I caught a glimpse of a reappearing light orb that was giant floating over me. It seemed cool and it changed shapes and different colours. Then 2 days ago the most creepiest thing I have seen appeared that night. I heard the unrecognizable deep voice then it went away when I woke up. I went to sleep again and I smelled a terrible rotting smell like something had died, thats when I saw the dark entity. It was a tall very thin figure that was all black, i couldn't see a face or eyes, but it's limbs looked mangled. It started to move and it went on all 4s crawling on my wall to the ceiling right above me. It stood upside down facing me inches away. It was the scariest thing I've ever witness, If I had money I could easily make a outstanding horror movie. I told my friend about this and she's a white witch, and she said it sounded like it could of been this thing called Zozo. Tell me what you guys think of this, is ut normal to see creepy stuff like this haha I think this was a lil too much for me lol.
+Swift Justice Yo dude FCK THAT, NOPE NOPE NOPE
Had my first lucid dream last night. It was super long and I was only lucid for a short time. I was walking with some hippies, and I thought "Im fucking dreaming!" So I asked the hippy for some acid, and he said no. I explained that it's my dream and he can't say no, but he laughed and said I already have acid. I reached in my pocket, and I indeed had a tab of acid.
I once thought I was asleep for a week when in reality it had only been 30 minutes. Scary shit!
It's normal ,if u aren't sleeepin in ur usual bed.I once went for a school camp and when I woke up from a sleep it felt like I been sleeping for dayz .
I think in 'Inception' they were in the dream world for like 50 years or something but it was only a few minutes? XD
***** wad u mean dayz is a game or smth??
Once I was in a dream and a fucking rubik‘s cube told me it was dreaming and that I was a part of it’s dream and I can do whatever I want.What kind of dream is that.
That's how you realize you are lucid dreaming
+Theodore Anagnostopoulos ok thanks
The cool part is that the rubik's cube did not lie. What a friendly rubik's cube.
That is a level fucking 20 lucid dream holy shit
The other night, I had my first-ish lucid dream, i released i was dreaming, and i got exited and woke up D:
Same thing for me I heard a weird scary noise and woke up and turned the lights on
I hear things at night even when im awake, like someone saying my name or saying certain prahses. Strange.
I got a lucid dream once,I became lucid and everything was glowing(kinda like in a flashback in old TV shows),I realized that i'm dreaming but then before I noticed I lost my awaerness.
I hate it when that happens lol
Name i had a sort of flashback effect like that before when i was in a dream when I was younger that I walked into the classroom in school and my friend rushed up to me with my other friend and asked me about theses stupid trading cards then it ended. A couple of hours later when I actually did go into school the exact same thing happened.... I was really creeped out :(
Great story mate! Thanks for sharing.
I once had a lucid dream where I fell asleep with the radio playing and then heard it inside the dream, but no one else in the dream could hear it.
In the last bit, with the theory and all, it reminds me of how people can control the limbs of other people if you hook up some electrodes in the right places, and it got me thinking; could we ever truly have a dream battle? Like by hooking up two people together with electrodes? And if so, I wonder how many businesses would open up with people betting on who would win.
I am so fucking tired right now.
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I rarley remember my dreams and when I do it's really strange and boring.
i remember my dog destroying the town i live in...
That's not very boring.
MarshallZPie M. I had a dream where I was just eating cereal ._.
I'd say mine are that too but..they r freakin weird -.-
This used to happen to me when I was a kid! I would get "stuck". I knew I was dreaming (I started dreaming lucidly from a very young age) but could not wake up. I'd call out for my mom yelling "Help mom I can't wake up, help wake me up!!" I really thought I was yelling but my mother said she never heard a thing every time I called for her to help me wake up. It was a scary experience and it happened several times throughout my childhood. Luckily the majority of my lucid dreams as a kid were good ones, amazing flying dreams.
Then about 4 years ago I would occasionally suffer from these disturbing sleep paralysis episodes..it was nothing like a lucid dream (which I love, my favorite thing is to fly. Over the years I have become great at flying and mastered "pushing off" to start flight and able to land when I want..I used to kinda crash land lol and wake up before I hit the ground) but these episodes were just as scary as the dreams I had in childhood when I couldn't wake up. I felt an unmistakable evil presence and was unable to wake up, completely "frozen". It was a horrible feeling. I would have to literally *force* myself to try and move my arm or leg to get out of it. I looked it up and learned for the first time about sleep paralysis. I was convinced beforehand that my house had an evil spirit in it that was haunting me in my sleep because these episodes started after I moved to my old house and stopped once I moved out. Oddly enough.I have not experienced that phenomenon since thankfully. A small part of me still believes that house was indeed haunted or at the very least harbored some very negative energy. But I'm just happy they don't occur anymore. So that's my experience with being "stuck" in dreams, it's scary and a very strange phenomenon.
I've always been able to feel my dreams as if they were real, but I've never been able to lucid dream.
Once when I was at my friends house I spent the night and his alarm clock went off in the middle of the night. So I woke up and nobody tried to turn it off so I just ignored it and went back to sleep. So in my dream I could hear it. I was at my friend's apartments and I found this rubber ball that would not shut up. It sounded exactly like the alarm clock but I didn't come to think of it. Anyway I tried SO hard to destroy it and break it and throw it away but it wouldn't be quiet. So my dream-self just ignored it and my dream continued. I didn't realize till when I woke up a second time to the alarm clock that The reason of that frustrating dream was because of that alarm clock.
I have never had a lucid dream but I would like to know how do you control them. For example, do you just think of a scenario in your head and then you enter it in the dream. Please respond.
you need a lot of practice to do such things, once you have your first lucid dream I would suggest you first try to stay in the dream. spinning aropund is a good method to do that. once your dream is stable you can try to close your eyes and imagine something and it should becoma real in the dream
One You first have a lucid dream the first thing you must do is to not get exited!
i know my first time going lucid lasted for 3 second because my reaction was so big, i woke up! If you do not wake up and your lucid do not do anything big. no flying or magic, touch your surroundings and try and become more lucid for a longer experience. Trying to use all your senses. Try and make a pie appear in your hand and eat it.
hope that helps :)
i've once (or several more times, but this one was the most clear one) had a lucid dream. and at the point i knew i was dreaming i got a bit excited but i managed to calm down by slowly breathing and paying attention to the details in the dream. it was amazing. suddenly my dream was so real that i thought it was more real than real life. i wanted to do all kinds of things but i had to pay attention to not lose control of the dream. so i greeted someone and talked with a friend in my dream and i thought that i might could do something more fun, i imagined that there was a grenade in my pocket and i grabbed it. i pulled out the pin and threw it at a bunch of people i don't really like.
One time i was in a national park in America even tought i m italian and i was with my father inside a woodden house in construction so i reallized becouse i was in another country . so i started to fly but i noticed that the dream was becoming unstable so i calmed down and i became even more lucid . flying was too big thing to controll so i said "let s start a shooting" : black cars with men with sunglassees arrived and shot hundred of bullets ,on my table appeared a pistol "a pistol? I want two!!!" and for some minutes i had killed bad guys but my father distracted me and all the atmosphere disappeared and suddenly it was like nothing happened . when i woke up i would have killed my subcouncius
Same thing happened to me today
I asked a lady next to me why I couldn't wake up
She told me I had to get on a train which can pop up anywhere
After like an hour of searching
I found it and got on
Woke up!!
There is the possibility that rather than someone else coming into your dream, you somehow slipped into someone else's dream, making it harder for you to come back to what is your own consciousnesses. I used to slip into other people's dreams randomly to people from all over the world while hearing languages I didn't know and seeing completely unfamiliar landscapes. I would wake up with a short-lived scent on my body that smelled like wherever I had been. I lost that ability when I reached adulthood.
Were you fighting goku? Lol
Hmm...Makes you wonder. Perhaps it was. I'd definitely wouldn't want to have the fight end.
Wake up. Your dreaming.
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No, you are.
Matt Cummins you're
This sounds like a lot of fun
I recall winning an intense fight. I actually fight better in my dreams than I ever realized in reality.
If you know you are dreaming then you are in complete control of your dream.
However if you never asked yourself your dreaming and you act like its a reality, then your not in fully control of your dream.
The ways to understand your dream is to remember the stages that you end up in the exact order.
As dreamers, we only remember the middle of it, but not the beginning.
If you can remember the stages in your dream then you can have full control of those stages.
I asked myself if I was dreaming and I then knew I was.
I had few nights of practice but I end up getting the hang of it.
I can't control what to dream about but I can do what I want in those settings. For example I made myself flying around the city like superman. And did many other cool things.
Just try remembering the stages in your dream then you'll end up realizing your in a dream.
It's like the movie inception. You'll need to figure out the maze.
That sounds awesome, I wish something like that would happen to me. I've been trying to lucid dream for ages!
On the plus side, you didn't have to worry about thinking to hard and waking yourself up.
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Best thing about LD's is interacting with people you know IRL. You guys should def do it. Try thinking of a door or something and then open it to go somewhere where there are friends of yours.
we all experienced lucid dreams when we was kids , everyone had , if you had'nt , it would be very hard for you to have it now
I have seen many times a nightmare where xbox attacks me, I knew I was dreaming but I couldn't wake up
Thank you for sharing your story,,I so get it...
Sometimes I can hear every thing around me and know I'm sleeping still but can wake my self up but I always wait and just sit
this also happened to me a while back and I remember this so well. I don't often lucid dream but I did this 1 time. I realised I was dreaming and I wanted to wake up but I just couldn't. I was at my school except everything was sunny and empty. There was a tire swing and I walked up to it and touched it. It was so real and I was desperately trying to wake up coz I was young and uncomfortable with the situation .at that time. Anyway I woke up after a struggle of running around in my dream trying to work out what was happening. If only I took advantage of that situation and did more.
cover of a magazine that headlines..'man saves dog from drowning', it felt so amazingly real that ever since i have vowed to do everything i can to experience the full depths of my mind.. videos like yours inspired me to write again.. thank you my friend.. Peter
Once I had a short dream while I was listening to music(in real life) but I was in a cool concert of the song in my dreams so I kind of implemented a real world object into my dream world!
I feel like this is a book I read called Don't Close Your Eyes. It was a really good book and got me into lucid dreaming actually. It was about this girl with a power or curse. She would get sucked into nearby dreamers dreams. And she taught herself how to lucid dream and stuff. It was a really good series.
In looking up some info on the subject of lucid dreams before I try to have one tonight
You're welcome, just remember not to give up, it just requires a schedule and just after you get your first results/experiences, you are done.
When you are scared of stuff that you don't want to happen it's hard to lucid dream without thinking of something scary.
Im commenting this in my dream
One time I have forced myself into a vague lucid dream just of thinking constantly of what I wanted to dream about, the characters, and the setting.
I'm gonna try to lucid dream tonight! Wish me good luck!
Did it work
i always go to sleep with my headphones in, & usually can hear the music in the background of my dream like a movie in the action scenes. it is good when your in a world that has cannibal corpse blaring out everywhere.
Your experience was like Neo's in The Matrix. You could "feel" the dream world and control everything, just like Neo could "feel" the Marix!
the cool part about lucid dreams is that in that moment, all you know is what happened in the dream. you don't know anything outside of the dream until there is something in the dream that you have seen before or know very well.
GD;)
I read that post years ago and had no idea it was you who wrote it. That's cool.
The power of suggestion is a powerful thing, and so is your mind.
As if, for some people if you tell them red juice is alcohol, they may get "drunk"
You just simply got the bad end of the deal...
You have convinced me to finally watch Inception... Let me get the popcorn.
almost every dream i have i feel the pain and i wake up with the pain
Once I was also stuck in a lucid dream and I couldnt wake up... I felt my eyes but... I couldnt open them.It was weird
Why are people so concerned about "getting stuck" in a lucid dream?
Why don't they enjoy their lucid dreaming time instead?
Most people have problems STAYING in the dream, so complaining about NOT waking up seems like a luxury problem to me.
You CAN'T get stuck in "dream limbo", seriously, learn to tell the difference between reality and fiction.
When I want to wake up I just close my eyes.
Last night I was in a lucid dream that turned into a lucid nightmare. If you can imagine a Halloween style haunted house but with dream quality special effects and everything is actually trying to get you, that's pretty much what it was like. I wasn't quite lucid enough to control much more than my own "body"(which felt like it weighed 1000lbs) so I was just stuck in a nightmare having to accept the fact that I was totally powerless.
And your question about someone else being in ur dream,it is very true..its also called mutual dreaming, where 2 or more people have the same dream or dream enviorment...hoped it helped!
oh I've felt pain in my dream infact i got shot in a dream and i died everything went dark but i could think and promised i remember thinking so this is what death is like not long after i woke up dreams are mental
i hear noises in real life all the time while sleeping, once i fell asleep whith the tv on and the shows sound was present through out the entire dreem.