Mariomario64
Shine Sprite
that
sounds like
an amazing dream
EDIT: Sorry, I double-posted before:
sounds like
an amazing dream
EDIT: Sorry, I double-posted before:
Actually, I've been reading a bunch of stuff on this one website, and I found out what happened:Bane said:Yeah, my theory is that the first few lucid dreams you have, you immediately wake up, in shock of your realisation. Then you slowly progress to staying in your dreams, and, though not very well, are in control of your dreams. Afterwards you become more interested in lucidity, you start to fathom the possibilities that you can have in these dreams, and sooner or later, you can control any lucid dream you get with perfection. You can even get to a point where you can tell in almost any dream that you're dreaming, like me.Mariomario64 said:I think once a few months ago, after I woke up in the middle of the early morning and decided to go to sleep for another couple hours, I sort of knew I was in a dream, so I tried making myself float around. I floated out of my bed and tried to go down the stairs and out of my house, but I wasn't very good at controlling it. I managed to do it anyway. Then I either went into a regular dream or just woke up.
It was awesome.
^ This is exactly what happenedhttp://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com/10-mistakes-made-by-beginner-lucid-dreamers.html said:You'll get stuck in a semi-lucid state - partially able to control yourself, but unable to really control anything else. What's more, you'll find the dream just too blurry to appreciate on a conscious level, and you'll eventually forget you're dreaming and it will descend into a regular non-lucid dream.