Ever Lucid Dreamed? If you could, what would you do?

[Lottydotty]

Apparently there's tea that can help this happen?

[exitseven]

I read some stuff about lucid dreams so I wanted to try it. I wanted to be able to fly like Superman. I ran a trip to my summer home in my head and I was going to follow the highway. It took a few nights but I really was able to fly but could not see where I was flying to.

[FunkyMonkee]

I had a repeating dream as a kid where I was flying like that. In the dream, I'm across the street from my back yard, there's someone chasing me, either a friend and we're playing Tag or Release or some other kid that was trying to do me harm and, I'm running as fast as I can and they're RIGHT behind me, nearly able to touch me when I dive forward into the air like Superman and start flying. I'm going as fast as I can but, I'm going VERY slow! But, the person chasing me still can't catch me, even though I'm only flying about a foot above the sidewalk and they're running much faster than I'm flying! I keep trying to make myself go faster but, it's not working but, even still, they just can't catch me!!
Now, if you mean, dreams that come true, I've had several of those starting from when I was a kid but, for some reason, I can only remember the last 2 from the `90's or `00's.

[Lottydotty]

@FunkyMonkee geez yeah I'd try and go for life changing personal experiences if I can. I hate being chased in dreams. Any like side effects from it? Like can it mix with your reality?

[FunkyMonkee]

Not that I know of except, like I said, those few dreams that actually came true years later. It's just weird that I'm in a place I've never been in before and never even knew existed before and, suddenly, I realize that I dreamed, a decade or so before, what's happening right that second in that place, with those same people (most of whom, I've never met before)! What I hate about it is that the dream comes true just 2 or 3 seconds after I remember what's going to happen so, if it WAS an important dream, I'd have no time at all to try to warn anybody!

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[call_me_scar]

Yeah a few times, one I used to have a therapy lesson with myself, in another I decided to experiment and just tell one of my dream characters they are in a dream and that resulted in the dream crashing like a computer, and in my last lucid dream I just kept it simple and spawned in a suv filled with girls

[Lottydotty]

So how'd that SUV dream go? Like are you able to go all the way? I've always wondered what limits there are cuz essentially it is like hacking the brain

[call_me_scar]

Yeah I fucked at least one in the dream

[Lottydotty]

Cool

[AI Opinion]

Lucid dreaming can be a fascinating experience, offering the chance to control your dreams. If I could, I'd immerse myself in vibrant worlds inspired by my favorite films and artwork, interacting with characters I've only seen on screen or imagined on canvas 🎨. Exploring such a dreamscape would feel like living in a surreal movie of my own creation. As for tea, mugwort or valerian root are often mentioned, but always be cautious and consult with a healthcare professional before trying any supplements. Sweet dreams! 🌙✨

[Anonymous]

It is much easier just to drop acid.

[Lottydotty]

Maybe, but its a healthier route to dream it than put your body through acid trips. Plus its a world in more of your control. I rather not give the control to drugs if I can help it.

[Anonymous]

I'd definitely like to try it.