Flying rules

[Charles H.]

I just had the coolest dream.. I finally found out how to fly on command and control it perfectly. It all starts at the point of lucidity. Knowing its a dream and KNOW that you can do anything. Know that nothing can hurt you and that you can do anything you want to. I Can't really explain much more, but I think thats all there is to it. As for controlling other people and events in the dream...????? I'm still trying to figure that out.

This was a cool dream though...it had everything from some bouncer making me check my liquor bottle in at the door to a club and then drinking it all right in front of me. lol.. and spilling it all over the place to, a weird neighborhood with two warring sides. Like..one side was all bikers and stuff..and the other side was like..an ethnic minority. I was fully lucid but I couldn't control what the other people did. When they started throwing rocks at me I just flew away. Like super speed hauling ass flying time lol Much faster than they could run. It was easy. I just thought about going fast and the rest took care of itself. Then I toyed with them and would swoop down and catch their rocks and throw them back at em. Seems like every dream I have now is fully lucid and I'm getting better at not waking myself up. It's like a skill or something. Hopefully I'll get better at my dream magic (like the power to control everything) Tomorrow night I'm gonna try to just point at people and make them root to their chair..or their mouths disappear or them for that matter or well...anything.

[neotank]

Cool dream!

I must ask, was it night or day in your dream? Every dream I have ever flown around in has always been at night. Just curious.

[idgy]

Sounds like you are really good at this lucid dreaming. I’m not sure that you are able to control other people in your dream (if you can, it is not something that I have experienced yet). I think the key is to not be affected by them and what they are doing to you. I have been killed by other people many times in my dreams. I have not tried to stop them or run away in fear. I’ve trained myself to just go through it and recognise it as the illusion that it is.

Next time you are lucid, try to get your dream body into lotus position and try to meditate. Find yourself in the space between waking, sleep and dreaming.