EquilibriuM said:

I'm a dreamer.

When you dream, your assemblage point (the point at which energy enters your aura) is loosened. This allows you to explore other worlds (internal or external). When you acquire enough dreaming attention, you can consciously visit places... change dreams at will... interact with other dreamers...

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mikeyboy said:

EquilibriuM said:

I'm a dreamer.

When you dream, your assemblage point (the point at which energy enters your aura) is loosened. This allows you to explore other worlds (internal or external). When you acquire enough dreaming attention, you can consciously visit places... change dreams at will... interact with other dreamers...

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Can you elaborate on what you mean by internal or external

Also do you belive then that the people in your lucid dreams are other people lucid dreaming at the same time? Sorry if i've read it wrong

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205 - Fought enemies with RPG-style magic by performing simple hand gestures (fire, ice, poison orbs, dark magic, rainbow shields, etc.)...

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mikeyboy said:

How about we share experiences of lucid dreams, who here has had them?

I've just woken from having several, short yet incredible lucid dreams. In my lucidness i am always awe struck at just how realistic it seems, it is just as realistic as "everyday reality", even more so in some ways. After having one it gives me a kid of after glow similar to tripping does. I wake up feeling truley refreshed and have a child like grin on my face 

I once had a lucid dream whereby i asked a women in my dreams if there was more to it than meets the eye, if the dream world was some alternative or parallel type dimension. She looked me straight in the eye, like i've never experienced before, she smiled lovingly and quite mischiefesly, said "yes", and slowly walked away. It may not sound like much but i was quite taken aback by this and woke up feeling quite inspired.

I usually find it hard to hold eye contact within a lucid dream, if i try and look at someone in the eye they usually in my experience shy away. Walking through walls is perculiar but quite interesting. If things start going a little wobbly and dark i spin and the dream reappears so to speak. From experience if you ever close your eyes in the dream it is likely that you will awaken, so i try and keep them open, and walk around like that --> 

I'm curious as to read other persons experience and tips with lucid dreaming and hey if people read this topic before they goto bed it might give them a reason to become lucid 

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mikeyboy said:

I've just woken from having several, short yet incredible lucid dreams. In my lucidness i am always awe struck at just how realistic it seems, it is just as realistic as "everyday reality", even more so in some ways. After having one it gives me a kid of after glow similar to tripping does. I wake up feeling truley refreshed and have a child like grin on my face 

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j_db69 said:

They are great! A tip: if you find yourself starting to wake up, look down at your hands, you will go back deeper into the dream..

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EquilibriuM said:

j_db69 said:

They are great!  A tip: if you find yourself starting to wake up, look down at your hands, you will go back deeper into the dream..

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Another tip. Avoid emotion in your dream. When you get too excited, scared, nervous... etc... you will wake up.

You want to be disconnected. That is not to say that what happens in dreaming worlds is unimportant. To the contrary, it is very important. Act as a warrior, act with impeccability. Do not go around in your dreams wreaking havoc and pissing everyone off like some kind of dreaming idiot.

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Haha I found this out all too quickly during my first lucid dream... I had lingering animosity toward characters that had been involved in my dream pre-lucidity. So I went to torment them . This is not the type of behaviour my waking OR dream self would engage in... it was a strange mindset created by the convergence.

I would not say it is 'emotion' in general that must be avoided, however. As I was explaining my lucidity to other dream characters, I was certainly affected in a profound, emotionally stirring manner, it was a very "deep" emotion however... having large attachment to awareness and the nature of reality.

Perhaps it is "shallow" emotions which must be avoided... ones which cling to the misconception of self, and trigger simple animal defense mechanisms.