I have had a few lucid dreams in the past few years, and I could control them fairly easily... The only thing I can't control yet, or predict, are the actions of other people. When I fly to escape, they end up flying right after me.
I also need to learn to get past this feeling of not wanting to hurt anyone, because sometimes there are really evil people that are trying to do really evil things, and I'm at a turret shooting at them, but because I have this subconscious cling to morality the bullets just bounce off.
Lucky for me that they can't harm me either, because I'm a super matrix dude. =P
Other cases I can fly and have minor telekinetic powers. I still need to completely grasp this "no spoon" crap, because when I do, it works better. Basically every superhuman ability I have in dreams comes straight out of The Matrix
so naturally I need to understand its concepts, because that's the way my subconscious wants to work...I can fly, jump high, levitate, dodge bullets (when I don't I feel this sharp tingling where it hit, kind of cool) and fight like a super-freaky kung-fu king taking what I learn in MA class with me.
There was even this one guy that I met in a dream who was trying to teach me a few fancy tricks, and I could remember them for a few days, but didn't bother to practice them in reality so I forgot.
Which brings me to another weird thing about dreams... Sometimes I get in the realm of realizing that I'm in a dream, though not understanding that I can completely control it. And when I try to predict or control the actions of other people, they can tend to actually do something or say something really unexpected, concise and completely apart from anything I would ever predict or do myself in reality. I once had quite a tough argument in a dream... Other times the things that the demon figures in my dreams do are pretty hard to /evade, on top of being really scary
and unpredicted.
Usually when I enter the state of lucid dreaming there are the undead and the demons to deal with. Sometimes I can just avoid them, but mostly I have to ask stupid questions that get them in the mind to "have at meh". Other times when I have un-lucid dreams with the undead in them they act like other people, as long as I don't look at them (because they're ugly
)
Quote: "My worst nightmare was colerfull blocks droped one by one making a sharp noise when stacking on one another, I have no idea why but this used to terrify me."
Do you play Tetris?
Oh hey, looking at my cat just now I remember this weird dream about him that I had when I had a cold once. He was really big though, fat probably, but he was like four feet long and two feet fat. My bedroom door was partially cracked open, and he came in looking quite malevolent, and jumped at me to attack. I just held his puny little head in my hands to keep him back (which worked just the same as it would with some little kid trying to punch you) until I woke up. I was afraid of my cat the next day.
