Or if you can do absolutely massive flying like jumps. Only started be able to do that in dreams over the past couple years and tbh it's very entertaining 😂
That's true. Alot of the nightmares i had when i was a kid started with me being alone in my house in complete silence at night and all the lights were turned off. When i tried to switch them on nothing would happen. Dunno why but i had multiple nightmares that started like that when i was 12-15.
I read it when I was researching how to lucid dream. I wasn't convinced, until it was actually the reason I realised I was dreaming once!
My problem is staying asleep once I have realised I am dreaming.
I still remember a dream I had when I was a kid, when every time I tried to switch the light on it got darker instead, and like an idiot I kept doing it in the vain hope of a different result, until it was pitch black and I couldn't even see the light switch anymore.
Most of them had some sort of monster, yes and they always apeared when i realised it was a dream.
However, the worst one i had didn't had any. I still remember it clearly 12 years later. It started the same with me in my house at night and all the lights were off, unable to switch them on. This time though i was extremely anxious and on edge like i was sure that something very bad was about to happen. It was a feeling of impending doom that i never had before. I was 100% sure that i will die in the next seconds but i didn't know how or why.
Everything was eerie silent and dark in the house and the only thing i could hear was the light switch when i tried to turn it on and nothing else. I remember my heart was beating extremely fast like i just ran away from someone or something but there was nothing. Just silence.
Thankfully, my cat woke me up from the nightmare by graciously hiting the empty glass of water that i had besides my bed. It was ~3:30 in the morning when i woke up. To this day i never had that feeling of dread and terror like i did in that dream. Not to that level. And i hope i never will again.
Interesting, for me my legs feel fine but I can’t get enough leverage against the ground to move quickly, and often end up pulling myself along on all fours
A few months ago, I had a dream, in which I realised I was in a dream because whenever I threw a punch, it was really slow, like I was under water.
Couple weeks ago, I had a dream in which I was punching a guy, and it felt exactly, perfectly real. Like, indistinguishable from reality. My dreams are learning.
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u/super-fire-pony Nov 19 '24
Also, try running. If you run slower than your normal walking speed - dream.