Lucid Dreaming

But I have a question to the people who do have lucid dreams. Is is true that you can actually summon, move, control anything or anyone in the dream? And how long does a dream last usually?

If your mind can conceive it, you can do it in a lucid dream.

aka. With practise you can do whatever you want (even possibly alter time lucid (?))
 
I had my first Lucid experience when I was 13. I talked to a psychology teacher about it because I thought I was magical or something, and he said some people can have lucid dreams easier, or with minimal effort.
 
But I have a question to the people who do have lucid dreams. Is is true that you can actually summon, move, control anything or anyone in the dream? And how long does a dream last usually?

If your mind can conceive it, you can do it in a lucid dream.

aka. With practise you can do whatever you want (even possibly alter time lucid (?))

This guy claimed he spent "three years" in one of his lucid dreams: http://www.dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=81367

One thing that annoys me about dreamviews is that many users seem to love drugs :(
 
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I don't think there's anything wrong with taking Vitamin B supplies though.
 
Wow, this really does work! I just had a lucid dream last night and it was INCREDIBLE. I have been taking a dream journal for the past couple weeks to see if I could get one, and I did!
 
I was on a bus (a bigger bus, like those for overnight trips). I was sitting near this kid who's in my Biology class, and he handed me a quarter, but it was clear. I then realized I was dreaming, and yelled at the bus driver to open the door. The door opened and I was on the street walking. I wanted to do something fun, so I yelled at a guy to give me his motorcycle. It was one of the choppers with the really tall handlebars, and I rode it for a while until I got bored. The entire time, I was thinking of how to make the dream last at least a week. I walked over to the park, and went on the forest paths, and rode down some slides that weren't there before. Slowly however, my vision seemed to go out of focus until I lost the dream and woke up. During the dream, I tried to control things, but only things that could happen in real life happened.
 
After a week of journal keeping, I tried to nap and LD, but I failed miserably :D
Everything, and everything worked except realizing that I was dreaming. I started dreaming and didn't notice a thing... 3 times :D
 
I've had a few... It's been a while, though. Really wish I could do them again; They're a ton of fun.

Of course, I think getting enough sleep has something to do with it. I've been staying up late doing homework and stuff lately, so that's probably part of the problem.

I've never really been able to use a technique, though, I usually will just be mid-dream and then realize I'm dreaming. Seems to happen a lot when I am in a familiar place in my dream, like my back yard.
 
I usually will just be mid-dream and then realize I'm dreaming.

To make this happen there is a need to be a little bit more aware/clear in the mind, because normally we except everything in a dream without realizing that it is a dream. By practicing this in the daily life (ask yourself critically "-Do I dreaming this?") it will increase lucid experiences. The more effort, the more experiences, thats what i have found out anyway.

Sometimes it can be so real that it´s almost impossible to determ if its a dream or not (and I have to do things for figure it out!). It can be more real than in the physical world. A kind of spiritual experience...
 
After a week of journal keeping, I tried to nap and LD, but I failed miserably :D
Everything, and everything worked except realizing that I was dreaming. I started dreaming and didn't notice a thing... 3 times :D

Master of Cube AND LD DNF? Or should I say LD DNS *snickers*
 
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