I was trying to Lucid Dream a few years ago and forgot about this topic and the last days I have been trying to provoke it.
I also work nightshift only since a few years and quit using it because I never had issues sleeping after work but now I threw in 3 mg of Melatonin and what else can I say other than I had the most lucid dream ever in my life.
It felt so real. Normally I get scared after looking into the mirror of my bathroom because it was pitch black and had no reflection. Numbers never made sense either. So while I knew all that I ran to the bathroom and looked into the mirror knowing it wonât show reflections and started laughing âIt workedâ.
Itâs a funny subject to me because everytime I watched the youtube videos and read on the internet I was like âweirdosâ and now I canât wait to go back to sleep tomorrow night.
I have a feeling though it was a one time experience. Especially if I donât use melatonin.
Anyone else have had lucid dreams? Perhaps someone doing it daily?
Many of my dreams are lucid ones. Itâs not something I trained myself to do and they just come along naturally. I particularly love the ones where Iâm in space or flying, it almost feels like Iâve found a cheat code and Iâm just having pure fun. The dreams where Iâm the captain of a space capsule along with my two best friends always begin when the capsule is already in orbit, and if youâve ever been on a rollercoaster, thatâs how it feels in my dreams during re entry!
That sounds cool.
Stupid question but do you think you have a good âdeepâ sleep if you have many lucid dreams? I always thought having lucid dreams was when people are kind of asleep but not really asleep - you know what I mean?
I for example had lucid dreams if I get out of bed to go to the toilet at night and go back to bed for an hour or if I set my alarm one hour before waking up and hit snooze.
