Recurring Deams

[X]

I pretty much dream whatever I want to dream about. During my dream cycles, I have about three different dreams and I am always in control of at least one of them each night.

The main problem with my dreams are that I have all my senses. I can read and smell as well.

Before I learned to lucid dream, I had this one dream for over a decade that I was a vampire.

Well, after a while I had another dream that I was in the same world and assumed that I was still a vampire. I jumped from a high building and fell to my death. It hurt for only a second, but I didn't "leave" my body and I had to experience a full autopsy while "dead". I watched as my organs were removed and passed over my view to containers to be weighed and stored.

It wasn't the best of dreams, but I don't think that I would call it a nightmare because there was no fear in the events. Even when I was falling to my death I could only this. "Oops, what made me think I could fly? This is going to suck when I land."

I really don't think I've ever had a nightmare. I have used my sleeping time to solve personal problems and work out things while I slept. It's hard to explain, but imagine an interactive lab that you can go to and have everything you need to study and come up with a solution to your problem or just catch up on things you might have slept through during class.

the only thing that I have yet to pull of after years of trying is to share a dream with another person. I just can't seem to pull that one off, not that it should be possible, but why not try?

[KingIsaacLinksr]

Wow, thats interesting Just X...wish mine worked out that way sometimes...getting tired of the random every-once-in-a-while dreams...

King

[PepperDude]

"Oops, what made me think I could fly? This is going to suck when I land."

LOL. For some reason I found this really funny. It's probably because we do some really bizarre things in our dreams and this is a good example.

I've fallen asleep thinking and trying to consciously dream about how to continue doing my homework. The few times that I've done it I've woken up with the solution. But I'm not sure if it was due to dreaming or resting.