One of my dream characters was my boss (or a form of him) and he was driving a van erratically that I happened to be a passenger of as well as a couple of other people. After toppling the van down a very steep embankment and on top of some sort of retaining wall, the van righted itself and then I became lucid. Now knowing it was a dream only, I rejoiced in this knowledge, and looked at my "boss" knowing full well now that it really wasn't... I began to mess with his face with my hands very aggressively and sort of laughing as I did. He froze up and begin staring straight ahead as if immediately a deep trance overcame him, and then became completely lifeless and cold and turned to a stone like statue thing, totally dead to the world. I looked at the other passengers and tried to talk to them but they all did pretty much the same thing and I had nobody to talk to!
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Welcome to Dreams! / Flying in a Lucid dream
April 16, 2004, 14:31:10
I like the name of this forum as it is so close to the title of the Joe Satriani CD, "Flying in a BLUE Dream", (which has made me wonder many times whether or not Joe is a lucid dreamer).
After having had just one lucid dream many years ago, this year I began to do some of the practicing techniques given on many websites, mostly involving deeply thinking about having lucid dreams and also doing many reality checks throughout the day, plus writing down my dreams. There is a free online service whereby you can log your dream journal... it's pretty cool actually. Mine is at http://www.beachmaster.dreamjournal.org/ and I have about 6 recent lucid dreams logged in there now, most of which involve flying.
The flying technique that works best for me is just jumping straight up in the air. In my last lucid dream I felt like I had truly become a master of it and felt totally confident. In another lucid dream I flew way up and then glided back down and went looking for these two ladies and as I came closer to them I just floated sort of casually leaning on my side and began talking to them as I was flying. They didn't seem overly impressed with my flying but did like my sense of humor as I asked them "what's wrong ladies, don't you like men who can fly?" LOL
I love to fly and if that's all I ever did in lucid dreams it would be fine by me! But I do other things, experimenting looking at my hand, or my face in a mirror (weird as hell!).
After having had just one lucid dream many years ago, this year I began to do some of the practicing techniques given on many websites, mostly involving deeply thinking about having lucid dreams and also doing many reality checks throughout the day, plus writing down my dreams. There is a free online service whereby you can log your dream journal... it's pretty cool actually. Mine is at http://www.beachmaster.dreamjournal.org/ and I have about 6 recent lucid dreams logged in there now, most of which involve flying.
The flying technique that works best for me is just jumping straight up in the air. In my last lucid dream I felt like I had truly become a master of it and felt totally confident. In another lucid dream I flew way up and then glided back down and went looking for these two ladies and as I came closer to them I just floated sort of casually leaning on my side and began talking to them as I was flying. They didn't seem overly impressed with my flying but did like my sense of humor as I asked them "what's wrong ladies, don't you like men who can fly?" LOL
I love to fly and if that's all I ever did in lucid dreams it would be fine by me! But I do other things, experimenting looking at my hand, or my face in a mirror (weird as hell!).
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