Interesting, I've been aware of lucid dreams for a while now, but never been in one. I've also never read any accounts of an experience in a lucid dream. Maybe one could play Sui Generis is a lucid dream?
I will spend every night from now on, trying to achieve another lucid dream, and when I do, I'll play sui generis all night long.
ive experienced it a few times, but every time ive woken up around 5-10 min after i became aware i was in a dream, but yea, so much fun stuff i could do. but ... but as ive experienced is that i wake up quite fast after ive "broken" the wall
First time I "woke up" inside a dream, I got so excited I woke up irl in a matter of seconds.
What I've learned though is to take small steps. Second time I "woke up" I didn't do anything special that I would not do irl, and (Now it's quite difficult to to know the exact time) I was in that "state" for a few hours.
Third time I started trying some more unnatural things, nothing really spectacular though.
And after that, I've not experienced another one.
For anyone who is really interested in trying to achieve lucid dreaming. My "words of wisdom" is that; place a laptop near were you sleep.
As soon as you wake up write down everything you can remember from the dream.
Once you've a few dreams written down, start reading them and look for something common that happens in your dream, that's not possible in real life or something that might be possible per se, but would never happen.
Now try to (and is the most difficult part) realise that it's a dream, the next time that common thing happens.
And when you realise, within the dream, that that thing happened, then you'll hopefully "wake up". (Weird sentence, hopefully you get it)
At least this is what I did, and it worked for me.
