u/KirillTherussian

Because stuff in lucid dreams will happen based off your expectations, how hard would you say it is to believe something will happen?

Being able to have a place where you can pretty much do anything AND feel it almost as if it were real life sounds like heaven, no? Then why is it that not so many people talk about it?

I've never lucid dreamt and I'm trying to have my first experience.

Alright so last night, as far as I can remember I remember waking up four different times, or maybe three, but I can't exactly remember anything from the first one or two dreams, even though I'm pretty sure I did,

what I did dream about last night was about entering a high school, not mine, not one I've seen somewhere, it looked peculiar, even though I remember I was looking for the Italian class imagining the same Italian teacher I currently have, I was probably late because I couldn't see any students and every wrong class I entered I saw the students already say and the teacher teaching.

Then I entered a door labeled “Subjects” or something like that and entered a small room with three to four different doors, one of them being labeled “Italian” even though I still hesitated, there were two other older men inside the room, one doing something on a white table in the middle of the room seemingly doing something important, either writing with paper or laptop while the other was going around the room.

As I hesitated one asked me if I needed help, then after that I can't exactly remember what happened, only that I “Unlocked” lucidity. As soon as that happened I saw myself floating in a light blue vacuum with cells surrounding me, so I closed my eyes and went back to the same small room, I was like “Yes! I did it” even though I didn't actually become lucid, meanwhile the other two men congratulated me too, but I was still surrounded by flying cells.

That's what I can remember