Lucid Dreaming

Lay down and go to sleep. this works best if you are extremely tired. lay on your back with your arms at your side and eyes closed. STAY PERFECTLY STILL. You must stay awake. Your brain will send signals to your body to see if you are ready to sleep. These signals include: getting an itch, changing your body position, wanting to blink or move your eyeballs (remember your eyes should be closed). YOU MUST IGNORE ALL OF THESE IMPULSES. After about 20-30 minutes you will feel a weight on your chest; you may even hear weird noises. You are now in sleep Paralasis, if you open your eyes you will begin to hallucinate (dream with your eyes open) and you will not be able to move your body. Your body is now completely asleep. Now that you are aware you are dreaming, yo can shut your eyes and begin to dream instantly. You will be fully aware you are dreaming and can now (with some practice) control your dreams.

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Lucid Dreaming Lay down and go to sleep. this works best if

194 faves · 30 comments · Jan 22, 2013 8:59am

chillbunny · 1 decade ago
This sounds too scary. Let's not and say we did.
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LauzHeys · 1 decade ago
Wow I just read the comments, I would try it guys!
It sounds dangerous xx
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BeingTrueWhileSomeoneIsWatchingYou · 1 decade ago
this is sleeping paralysis, don't try it, you'll get weird noises and hallucinations, seriously, this could lean into a habbit. Lucid dreaming is totally something else. Google it. This is false information.
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Imagine_this · 1 decade ago
I just tried it, after ages I saw a hand reaching towards my face and then I flipped out and woke up, that was creepy :P. I tried again after and it didn't work
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BringMeTheEric · 1 decade ago
Impossible. You cannot create your own luicide dream. If anybody thinks they did it's because they read this, went to sleep. And woke up thinking they had one.
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*nerium* · 1 decade ago
I get sleep paralysis quite a lot, and it's actually really f/cking terrifying. You also tend to find it difficult to breath.
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stellarflame* · 1 decade ago
i heard this was dangerous, is it?
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taytay8056 · 1 decade ago
Sleep paralysis is really scary, I get it a lot before I wake up. It's like your mind is awake and your body isn't, and it feels like you're choking, and you want to move or scream and you can't and it's horrible. I mean i'm sure it's not like that for everyone, but I would never intentionally try and do this D:
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♪♫Losτ Sταrs♫♪* · 1 decade ago
Exactly the same here. It used to happen to me all the time. Solution? I don't ever sleep on my back. I looked it up and that's what causes it. 0.0 I once had a dream where I was at my dad's and I fell on the floor and I couldn't move and I was calling out for help and he wouldn't help me and I eventually came out of it and I couldn't go back to sleep. :s
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*nerium* · 1 decade ago
Ugh, yes. Same here. Not the best experience in the world...
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zombies.are.kwl * · 1 decade ago
it's scary...
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Wheeling · 1 decade ago
I really want to do this but I'm scared you can't wake up or something..
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CaitlinAtTheDisco* · 1 decade ago
Uh... am I the only one scared crapless of trying this?

Lets not.
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Hello_My_Hate · 1 decade ago
I love lucid dreams :)
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SplendidJenni · 1 decade ago
every watch the movie insidious . its about lucid dreaming

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sky* · 1 decade ago
It's. About. Astral. Projecting.
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Honolulu · 1 decade ago
Ooh I can do this early in the morning sometimes:) soo cool, don't overthink it just think about what you want to dream about until your in that state and it'll happen.
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