I dream every night and about 1/3 dreams are lucid . Most of them I can remember, sometimes I'd wake up and don't remember my dream at all but am aware that I knew I was dreaming in my dream. Weird stuff.

I had a moment last night in my dream. I knew I was dreaming and I was flying in the air so I started circling down on this girl on campus but my trajectory was bad so I kept circling and circling and then I lost it... I think my mind wasn't strong enough on concentration or something... dunno, have to look more into this lucid dream stuff.

Last night I dreamt a really weird dream.

My dad left me to find a house to buy and I saw one with lots of big green beautifully shaped and coloured leaves in front of it so Ken (the fat coach from Glee) picked me up in a Range Rover and drove me to this field with sparse vegetation and lots of colourful vicious snakes and left me there.

The End.

I used to have this recurring dream when I was like 7-12 that after a while I knew was a dream so I did something different every time. Basically, I would start in this house and would be running away from these brown people-shaped blob creatures, and then my dad would save me and take me to McDonald's, but then he would try to kill me by ordering a fish sandwich (I'm very allergic to fish) so I would run away to the airport where there was a Radio Shack. In the Radio Shack I would jump inside of a game with Sonic the Hedgehog and run down a set of railway tracks and then from there it was different every time.

Originally Posted by Juve

i have dreams about girls bro i dont know what your talking about

^^lool

it depends u sometimes know u are dreaming but cant do anything

Lucid Dreaming: A Beginner's Guide

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Originally Posted by bcars

I used to have this recurring dream when I was like 7-12 that after a while I knew was a dream so I did something different every time. Basically, I would start in this house and would be running away from these brown people-shaped blob creatures, and then my dad would save me and take me to McDonald's, but then he would try to kill me by ordering a fish sandwich (I'm very allergic to fish) so I would run away to the airport where there was a Radio Shack. In the Radio Shack I would jump inside of a game with Sonic the Hedgehog and run down a set of railway tracks and then from there it was different every time.

First thought: RACIST CHILD DREAMS?

Then I read ahead to the blob part.

When I was younger, i once had a dream where I was riding across the ocean on a dolphin with my mom and grandma.
Best dream ever.

http://www.dreamviews.com/vbtube_sho...nners-Tutorial

I have dreams like that often. the first time i remember clearly was when I was three. i was aware that i was dreaming and I tried to blinks hard to try to get myself too wake. I did wake(or so i thought) but after a minute or two i realized this wasn't real and I tried to blink really hard one more time and bam I Woke up.

Then again I one of those people who sometimes who speak during my sleep.

I remember when I was really young, about 5, I used to have this reoccurring dream of my parents hiding my favourite toys in the closet. And when I woke up I'd go check, and when I didn't find them I'd get upset and start to throw a tantrum/cry lol.

I recently had a knee surgery, and was on oxycotin for the pain. When I took one before bed they gave me the craziest dreams. I liked taking them just because sleep was so fun. I couldn't really control the dreams, but they were the kind that are the really fun/scary/captivating ones.

Originally Posted by KYLB0T

I recently had a knee surgery, and was on oxycotin for the pain. When I took one before bed they gave me the craziest dreams. I liked taking them just because sleep was so fun. I couldn't really control the dreams, but they were the kind that are the really fun/scary/captivating ones.

I was always curious as to how your diet/chemicals in your system affects your dreams. I always hear that some people get nightmares when they eat certain types of food. Pretty interesting. Then again, the concept of dreaming on the whole is really interesting...and hard to grasp.

Originally Posted by SilentWalker

I was always curious as to how your diet/chemicals in your system affects your dreams. I always hear that some people get nightmares when they eat certain types of food. Pretty interesting. Then again, the concept of dreaming on the whole is really interesting...and hard to grasp.

I don't know if it was the oxycotin that was making the dreams happen, or just the oxycotin that was making me drowsy and thus having a longer and deeper sleep. It definitely does something though.

Originally Posted by KYLB0T

I don't know if it was the oxycotin that was making the dreams happen, or just the oxycotin that was making me drowsy and thus having a longer and deeper sleep. It definitely does something though.

It's definitely the oxy. Trust.