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Originally Posted by pylon
I just kinda levitate a couple feet off the ground, and float around in most my dreams. I just kinda lean the direction I want to go.
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I can lucid dream pretty well too. I find that the floating comes when you try to jump, since you have no concept of gravity in your dreams. I can leap full city blocks at a time and it's really neat.
I've learned a lot of tricks to lucid dreaming over the years. If I tell myself I'm going to have a lucid dream the day before, I usually do that night. I can also do certain things to trigger it while I'm asleep and dreaming.
-Open the page of a book. No words.
-Look at my watch. Then look at it again. Both times will be different.
-Turn on a light switch, nothing happens. Basically try using any electronic appliance and you'll see it doesn't work like it does in reality.
-Jump. You'll take huge strides like superman.
Once I'm fully lucid the fun begins. If you ever feel like your are waking up, in your dream never head towards the light. That's usually your eyes seeing daylight.
You can also continue dreams where you left off with a couple tricks.
-Never fully open your eyes, even when your are awake. Keep them closed.
-Picture yourself spinning like a top with your arms out. Your spinning and getting more and more dizzy. Then, tip over and faceplant and ''fall back'' into your dream environment. You might have to do it a couple times, but it always works for me. Nothing more annoying then being a cool dream and waking up.
I always remember my dreams and last night I dreamed of Sam Bennett (no homo). The night before, I dreamed I was being chased by the T1000 from Terminator. What an ordeal that was.
I still remember my oldest dream from when I was a child. I was flying through a forest full of snow and all these owls were watching me as I flew by.