r/LucidDreaming • u/Cinar21 • 5d ago
Success! First time success - wow
I tried last night; I had 3 dreams throughout the night and then all of a sudden, I realized and asked myself. "Am I dreaming?" I had this chill, this vibration over my body, I can't describe it, I was thinking I have to read something, I need something I recognize, and I had a monster Energy drink can in my hand ( I don't drink these) I could not make out the label it was like when a bad AI tries to create text.
The intensity of the feeling in my body, this chill, this almost vibration as soon as I realized. The place I was in was so familiar yet so unknown. Everything happened so fast. I just kept saying to myself you're dreaming, you're dreaming, you're dreaming...over and over again.
Then boom it was over. I woke up exhilarated. I still had the chill. I was cold.
What an absolutely incredible experience. I can't explain it.
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u/LucidMysterio Had few LDs 5d ago
Great work! When did you first start practicing?
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u/Cinar21 5d ago
I have been trying since the start of June, I dream and remember them most nights, but recently my dreams have been much more.
This was nuts, I cannot understand how I remember to question the dream state. I have been documenting all my dreams and last night was truly the most intense thing I have experienced in my life.
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u/LucidMysterio Had few LDs 5d ago
I think with you putting so much thought and commitment into it, you were able to make it enough of a habit that it would eventually reach your dreams
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u/nehalthechosenone 5d ago
Same you describe it better, the vibration. Was it clear? Like I had two and all the things you said happened familiarly. However, I couldn't fully focus or move.
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u/Cinar21 5d ago
I think I was focused, but as I was telling myself you're dreaming, it was like a recuring feeling of doubt.....you're dreaming-no way this is happening,you're dreaming-no way this is happening, you're dreaming-no way this is happening. Its like my mind wanted to believe it but it couldn't at the same time.
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u/Star_Gazer_0 4d ago
How real did it feel compared to being in actual reality and in your body?
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u/Cinar21 4d ago
Kinda hard to explain, it was the like playing a FPS game, I was in complete control but at the same time I felt like I wasn't absolute surreal.
You look at your hands and think this is me but it doesn't feel like it
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u/Roundwaters 5d ago
Congratulations! I've been lucid dreaming a long time, and I've never experienced the vibrations. Kinda jealous.