A really lucid dream Options

Well, I was frustrated few wees ago because when I was little I was able to fly in my dreams and now I can't. It seems that my frustration was good in a way. In one of my dreams I was telling myself 'It cannot be so hard to fly...I'm sure I can do it'. And I did it; I jumped really high, then I felt myself flying.
Unfortunately, I think I was too lucid.
I realised in my dream that I was lucid and it was a high possibility to wake up. Then I realised that I realised that I was lucid...so I woke up. At least I got the chance to remember that great feeling of being like a bird.

Words of Angel:
"Geegee (what a weird name:)), I feel just the way you said, I simply know I am awake, and it usually lasts for a short while. But what I'm trying to detemine here is wether you and I have the same way of knowing we're in a dream, the same way of perceiving that. How do I know for sure that I'm not imagining things?"

I think it's a universal way of knowing if you're awake in a dream. After all, to be awake while dreaming, means to have your awakening consciousness with you in that dream.
As from the imagining stuff point of view, I guess that the imagination plays an important role in the mental plane, as dreaming does in the astral plane. So, it's just a matter of planes... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tn_dizzy002.gif) you can easily jump from one to another if you are well prepared. After all, everything is imagination, illusion, Maya, dream...there is no big difference, or at least that's how I feel know.

This post has been edited by Geegee: Apr 26 2005, 02:10 AM