an Astral dream

[Forw4rd]

non-lucid   lucid

Im posting this just as a means of remembering it and I hope someone enjoys reading it.

I watched TV from 12am to 12:30am.. passed out... woke up at 1:30am and moved to my bed and went to sleep.

In this block of sleep I had many dreams. I had to go to work right after waking up so its a little foggy now, but still in memory.

I found myself at some sort of tower type structure in a cave or cavern. I dont remember how I got to the top but I was there and there was a couple desks and a girl staring at me from across the desks. I have no idea who she was but she was thin and had blonde hair. I remember she was saying comforting things to her and I was just gazing at her in a flirtacious manner.

Somehow I fell off this 'tower' and landed on the ground next to it. I dont remember what happened but I somehow became VERY lucid.

Within seconds, I willed myself to levitate back up to the tower and levitate I did! In fact, I soared up to that tower more easily than most of my other lucid moments in the past.

I should note that most of the decisions I make to reinforce and utilize my lucidity are made very quickly and impulsively. Most of these actions are based on the things Ive read in books and on these forums.

I conciouslly stopped myself from giving any more energy or emotion to the dream. I willed myself to stop the dream. I did this assuming I would end up in the astral and where I ended up next was something i've never really felt before.

I was in my bedroom floating above my bed. Floating in an upright position. (It just felt this way). I had no body, I was just an entity of unknown size or shape.

I know I was in my bedroom because I caught a glimpse of my computer desk and I could tell where I was. I know that these sort of RTZ projections can entail paralysis and hallcuinations and all sorts of anxiety so within a second I willed myself to end it (cause I was scared  )


All in all I feel that I projected from a dream into the real time zone that is my bedroom. I got anxious and I forced myself unconcious and that was the end of my dreams as far as I know it.