A dream within a dream, The Inception of a new world

I've had a multitude of lucid dreams, but my experience of lucid dreaming is very different from what I hear about other people's lucid dreams. In my experience, dream control is not an inherent part of lucid dreaming. In fact, in my own lucid dreams I often have very little control over what's going on... and believe me I've tried! Also, my lucid dreams are not inherently vivid. While my most vivid dreams have all been lucid dreams, I've had my fair share of muddy fuzzy lucid dreams. I would be aware that I was dreaming, and yet the world around me would be vapid, blurry, and dim.

I ever had several times. I also ever got serial dreams. Do you have explanation about all of those dream?

I loved your post. I have the feeling that I have had those kind of dreams many years ago. I`ll read about them at the web as I didn`t even know they had a special name. Maybe we all have them once in a while and they become part of our life.

I used to have a very frequent lucid dream. It was always the same subject but a different setting. I was trying to get home but I could not find London Bridge Station... I was trying to get home but I had got on the wrong train... I was trying to get home but I had lost my car. In these dreams I suffer anxiety for a while and then my reason intervenes and I think 'it's OK, I'm not lost I am just dreaming'. They started when I left my home country and moved abroad. So I am sure there is significance in that! I haven't had one now for quite a while, perhaps I am finally beginning to feel at home.

I remember reading an article on a blog that says Lucid Dreaming can be made. It specifies how many minutes you should be doing 'this and that' to do this kind of dreaming. Anyway, I haven't experienced dreaming like this of any kind. But I dreamt once of just feeling myself falling, falling, falling, when I tried the procedures said on the article I've read. But that was like 3 years ago or so.

hmm i want to try that. So there is an article about this, and the most exciting fact is that u can learn things from lucid dream. Example, there is a ice skater who learn her move during her dream, which i think is quite awesome.=)

Oh yes, if such lucid dream is. I also had a dream that I was dreaming. I had a dream of falling from the building and I felt that I slowly landed on the ground. As I have fell from my bed. I dream of urinating.. and I did urinate. Lol. The subconscious mind is very powerful. It can conveys the message to the brain, that the consciousness is keeping or hiding. That day I dream I need to pee and I peed in my dream, my subconscious tell my body that i have an overflowing bladder, where my consciousness denied, because I want to sleep more. The system and brain received the message, so I peed (a little) then I woke up and hurriedly go to pee. My subconscious mind is telling me that I was about to fall down from my deep sleep because my consciousness is not aware of that time, I am asleep. So when I dream, then I fell.

Yes...Lucid dreaming. That was my term paper some years ago. They also say that when you experience lucid dreaming, there is a point where you didn't even want to wake because you are aware that you are dreaming and you just can't ignore your beautiful dream, maybe you don't want to wake up at all. More frightening than nightmare... I experienced lucid dream... Its all about my harem. I can still remember clearly what my dream was and I just woke up (stupid wet dreams)