How many of you experience this phenomenon? I started training myself at 15 to exploit it, and it is just starting to click. I can finally pull it off without waking myself up (most of the time).

Anyone else here practice lucid dreaming?

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is there where you can control the path of your dreams and their possible outcomes?

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That's about the gist of it. The actual interpretation I have been chasing is based more on consciousness and self awareness. I can influence my dreams quite readily now, but a dream is a dream. I don't think I'll ever reach a state of consciousness where I am in complete control of my subconscious.

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I do it all the time.I used to have horrible nightmares, so I had to.Anyone ever get sleep paralysis?i do, but I've taught myself to scream with my mouth closed in my sleep and my old man shakes me out of it.

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I can to some degree. But most of the time I just wake myself up if something is happening that I don't like. I have a lot of nightmares... especially when I'm not smoking.

When I was little I used to wet the bed. I would dream of walking through the house to the toilet, see myself sitting on it and let go. To stop myself doing this, I gave my dream toilet a red door. Then if I saw myself walking towards that red door, I knew that it was a dream.

It worked for me.

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This sounds interesting, can anyone explain on how to attempt and achieve this?

I never read any book.I just started doing it.It took me a while to master it.You just have to stop the action..just like yelling "Cut" in a movie.I had horrifying zombie dreams, and each one was unique and grotesque...but they all had the same feel.I learned to recognize the feeling and snap my mind awake, if you will, and say, "no, I'm not having this dream." Now I can go anywhere in my dreams.But whenever I have a sex dream, it never fails some jerk wakes me up right when George Clooney is about to make me pop an ovary so hard I blow my feet off.

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LMFAO. Damn! Aint it always the way??

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I never read any books either. I just talked to people about dreams a bunch. Most of it started from dreams where I was running. I wold notice i could take bigger and bigger steps until I could vault huge distances. Pretty soon I'd be able to just float or appear wherever I wanted to go.

The majority of my personal "training" has focused on the level of awareness that I can achieve before I wake myself up, and trying to separate the waking instinct from that awareness. If it happens too fast, I wake up.

Our minds are very interesting places, and I am constantly surprised by the sophistication and imagination that my sub conscious is capable of demonstrating. I use lucid dreaming to turn good dreams into awesome dreams, and to turn nightmares into mockeries. It's really funny when you turn on that evil monster that's chasing you and extinguish it with a Kid's In the Hall like "SQUISH!"

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