I'm currently reading 'Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming', among other things. I hope to improve my ability to have lucid dreams. They are pretty cool.
Here's a half remembered list of supernatural things I've done in previous lucid dreams:
Flying / Hovering: I've flown many times and can usually achieve flight pretty easily if that's what I want to do. Hovering is much easier than walking. I've hovered many times a few feet above ground. I once hovered up stairs.
Telekinesis: In one dream I was throwing juggling balls away from myself and pulling them back to my hand. In a later dream, I juggled without using my hands.
Teleportation: I tried to walk through a wall and failed so I closed my eyes and imagined myself underwater. I began swimming upward through the ceiling of the room I was in. Before I opened my eyes, I imagined an office setting, and opened my eyes to find myself there.
Modification: I was swimming in a pool and stopped to see someone sitting on the side. I didn't know the person, so I changed who they were into someone I wanted to see. Unfortunately, their face didn't come out right. There were two large holes in their skin.
Creation: I wanted to try eating in a lucid dream, so I created two pieces of bread in front of me and began dispensing jelly from my finger. After the jelly, I had my finger write in peanut butter on the other piece, then put it together and ate my Pb+J.
I was recently successful viewing my reflection, but there's nothing supernatural about that. I had just wanted to see it in a dream.
The book has some ideas for things to do while lucid dreaming, but I haven't read that far yet. Here are some things I'd still like to do:
Talk to dream characters: My lucid dream conversations are usually short because I am excited to exercise a supernatural power. I would like to have a long conversation.
Consciously change into a giant or pea-sized person.
Write something legibly: My dream handwriting is really bad.
Now that I'm writing this, I think it would be cool to have 360 vision (idea from Waking Life) or to have my consciousness in two different bodies (this sounds quite difficult).
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2 comments:
I don't even remember my dream! ur sounds cool!
If you practice writing them down when you wake up, you'll get better at remembering them.
Also, I was able to shrink myself to 1/2 size last night. Not quite pea-sized but it's a start.
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