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Hey Aura,

There are different levels of lucidity.  Sometimes you can be completely awake in your dreams, and sometimes it's hardly lucid at all, maybe just enough that you can change one thing before you fall back into regular dreaming again.

In one dream manual I'm reading, the author suggests that you shout, "Increase Lucidity!" when you're in a dream and want to be more lucid.  I haven't had the opportunity to try this, but I do know that a few lucid dreams ago I though my surroundings were boring, so I yelled, "Get more interesting!" and *poof*  Lots of cool things appeared

Was this one of your first lucid dreams?  Sometimes things like making the spoon move towards you can take a little practice.

hi,
I choose a moment where I know I won't be bothered. turn off all ringing things in the house. jump to my bed. Cover myself with something not too warm but not too light. Put on my headphones and do any exercise by hemi-sync so that I get really relaxed. Finish the exercise, take off the headphones. roll over and try to fall asleep thinking : I will have an obe right now. For the past year I get most of my obe that way...actually just yesterday I had it happen to me thanks to the routine I just mentioned..afterwards I wake up and note down what has just happened.

all the best

Hey Auraoflight []

I think the question should be what do YOU think it meant?  Were you happy, sad, angry?..etc.  Was there anyone else there?  Where were you?  You get the idea..[]  If you start a journal that will help you start understanding the symbols you see in your dreams.

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Welcome Aura, i believe i remember talking to you on another message board []

I'm in my last year of high school, and have no job at the moment (i'm a very lazy person).
Next year i plan to go to University and study Archaeology, perhaps also do minor studies in philosophy, psychology, history, theology or whatever i come across.