Share your first lucid dream, or your funniest!

[nin64]

I done WILD unintentionally.
So I was in a room, walking around, so this is Lucid Dream.
Too real that I thought I was sleepwalking in real life, and I have sleepwalked before.
Long story short, I tried my best to wake myself up.
Urghh... feel like a total idiot.

[pyrogen]

First lucid dream of any length:

I met this fellow in my dream, and realized I was having a dream. Since hey, it's my dream, no consequences whatsoever, I decided that we should get our freak on. And so we did.

Some time later - within a month (that is my turnaround with this kind of stuff) - I met him.

No, really.

I sh!t you not. I met the guy from my dream. He walked up to me at a bus stop outside our school (he was also a student there) and started talking to me.

We dated for about five months.

[pyrogen]

What is the number of us that get our freak on in our lucid dreams?

We realize there are no consequences, it's a dream, and so we go and have sex?

Is there anything ELSE fun to do in a lucid dream? LOL.

[lilbit11570]

For as long as I can remember I have always had very real and vivid dreams. I pretty much got use to those and never really knew there was anything odd about them until I got into my teen years & in conversations with girlfriends learned that not all people dream the way I seem to. These dreams do not bother me for the most part, on occasion I will experience “nightmares” but not often.
What I seem to have the most trouble with and stay confused about is the flashes of images that come to me just as I am starting to nod off. They are always random and don’t seem to make any sense to me at all.
For instance just last night when I laid down and started to doze off I had a flash of a house clear as day and it was on fire and then I open my eyes. I have had everything from burning houses, car wrecks, peoples faces that I do not know and have never seen before in my life to some very odd images like seeing a two young men holding my son up against a fence and punching him.
I don’t understand these flashes at all and I have talked with several of my friends and no one seems to know what I mean. It’s not a dream, it is just a flash of images and when I say flash I mean very fast. I open my eyes in panic sometimes and have this overwhelming sense that I have to do SOMETHING FAST. Then I toss and turn and finally go to sleep and have a dream that is no where even close related to the flash I had seen. I hope someone out there can give me some insight into this.

[invisiblehouses]

I had a couple lucid dreams when I was young, around ten or eleven years old. I also had one later in my teen years that turned out pretty much exactly as you'd expect. I don't know that I've had any since, though.

However, what do you call this?

Awhile back, I had this dream where I found out that certain musical notes were good and certain others were evil. I'm a musician, so this was important to me. I know that B-flat and E-flat were notes that brought joy and light and goodness, but F-sharp was a bringer of darkness and negative energy. I had to fill my life with "good" notes and work to eliminate the "bad" ones. I would have to watch chords, too...D major was iffy territory, with that big F-sharp in there, defining the chord. B-flat major (and, oddly, its moody cousin G minor) was an especially powerful force for good, and E-flat major seventh was a joyful, playful chord that brought laughter and light.

So far, a standard music nerd dream. Here's where it gets weird: at some point, the situation in the dream turned dark, and I began to sing a B-flat note to myself. I felt myself surrounded by light, and the light began to push away the whatever-it-was that had been closing in. I closed my eyes and kept humming that magical note.

I woke up to find myself actually humming a note, the dream fresh in my mind. I do not have perfect pitch at all, but I had to try it...I leapt out of bed, still humming that note to myself, and ran into the other room, where my guitar was. I was humming a pitch-perfect B-flat note. The guitar was tuned correctly. I checked it out.

I don't often remember dreams, but this one has stuck with me. I've come to think it had to do with positive and negative thoughts and people, and that waking up singing a perfect B-flat to myself was just a little extra confirmation that the dream was aligned with Truth.

[ayyocheez]

my first lucid dream was last night i told mysellf that the first time i feell something ill realize im dreaming. to wake i tap my hand three times. anyway i was dreamiing lighting fireworks and sparks of a forecracker got on my hand i then relized i was dreaming. i was being a smart alec and taped my hand three times i emediatly woke. i was sooo domb.

[MaxCfood]

So, I had my first lucid dream about a month ago. I was at this party and then all the sudden I realized that I was dreaming... All I can say is that that was my best lucid dream ever..

[votoshka]

My first lucid dream (well the first I can recall) was quite funny, simply because I was trying to sleepwalk!

I would have been about 7 at the time, and was sleeping in my parents' bed (I may have gone there during the night I think). Anyway, I was REALLY concentrating on sleepwalking as soon as I got to sleep... I focussed on this with all my willpower until I fell asleep.

And sure enough, as soon as I went to sleep I thought, "Cool I'm asleep... now I'll get up and sleepwalk." So I got out of bed and walked across the room to the door, all the time thinking, "Yay, I'm really sleepwalking!" I can't remember what happened in the rest of the dream, but I do remember waking up and telling my mum I sleepwalked, and of course she told me I hadn't moved

Years later, when I learned what lucid dreaming was I realised I'd actually had a lucid dream.

Incidentally, I find the easiest time to lucid dream is when I am really tired. Tired enough that if I close my eyes for just a few seconds I'll go to sleep. What I'll do is I'll lie there, wait to fall asleep and then to test whether I am asleep or not I will lift my arm. If my arm lifts easily, then I am asleep (because otherwise I'd have the weight of the covers on my arm). The interesting thing about these dreams is I am able to continue my train of thought from wakefulness to sleep, which usually doesn't happen when I go to sleep.

However, I still am not great at controlling my lucid dreams and can't always make the things happen that I want to!

[Destine4destiny]

My first lucid dream was that I was being chased by something and I realized hey, I am sleeping but awake at the same time. I said gun although it did not appear I was still able to make the handgun movement which was cool to me I told myself I can work on making things appear that's no big deal to me. What really had me in awe was the fact that I was able to control my dream and I was loving it . I've been trying to have a lucid dream again, I almost had it but then something woke me up which took me out of that lucid dream.

[Oxidus]

First lucid dream, probably the first dream I can remember too. I must have been about 7 or 8.

I remember being in a room, sort of like a classroom. There was a bunch of other kids all around and we all had these glowing patches on our stomachs. They were all different colours, mine was orange and looked like a dragon. I guess because it was cool at the time. We were just showing off these designs, and I think changing them.

I can even remember the feeling of being completely trusting of eachother. As if these symbols were somehow fragile and could be broken.

I can't remember much else, it was a long time ago.

[Aldream]

Hi all,

Had many Lucid dreams now, not really by choice, my first one was many years ago as a child, i was in a fight with Freddy Krueger, I realised it was a dream and decided I would have Superman's powers and teach Freddy a lesson, very strange! Had many since, one involving been able to walk through walls.

A question though, when I wake and I am going into lucid dream state I sometimes get a strange feeling where everything seems to shake, the only way to describe it would be the same as what happens in the film 'the butterfly effect', anybody else ever had this happen?

[Tanemon]

Mine was pretty simple and not too exciting, I guess. I was just a boy and probably pretty young because in those days I was still going with my Mom, in the summer time, shopping for groceries and other things. We were living in a small town and there were not many really big stores to do food & household shopping yet, in the town.

Okay. In the dream, my Mom and I were in new, big store with lots of light (bright lighting fixtures) and long aisles. She was pushing a shopping cart, and my Mom said to me, "Isn't this a beautiful big store?" And I replied "Yeah. But too bad it's only a dream." Very soon after which, I then woke up!

Many years later, when I'd read what a "lucid dream" is, I practiced finding my right hand and looking at its palm in my dream. When I succeeded in doing that in a dream, my palm turned irridescent - like blue neon, I seem to remember.

[intj123]

I have had alot of dreams where I could fly, but one time I realized I was doing it again, and started controlling it and doing weird things like going up 600ft into the air and going down real fast and stopping and then flying to places I know, I guess it was like how neo flys in the matrix.

[Beloved]

I don't think that I'd really call this lucid dreaming, I woke up the other day thinking I hadn't been to sleep at all, then I realised what I had been doing had been a dream and I had been to sleep. In the dreams I was at work but all the time I was wondering what I was doing there when I was supposed to be in bed asleep. It never occured to me that I was dreaming.

I only remember one dream that I knew I was dreaming in. I remember thinking that it was a dream and if I wanted I could change what I wanted.