21 Aug
I dozed off as soon as I was in bed, not doing anything nor give commands. Had another archery dream (Yay!
1. The day was sunny, the illumination greater than I like. I was at the gate of an outdoor archery club that basically broke every piece of archer's chivalry out there. Colourful plastic armchairs and round tables scattered around, colourful people filled their mids. There was a 'mashal', an extremely bossy guy shouting abuses. Two archers stood about three strides from the gate, shooting across the club, covering most people in their lines of fire. There was a most conspicuous figure, a single standing old wasting man, drinking alcohol from the table beside him. I wondered how he managed not to catch an arrow.
I woke, wrote the above down, remembered my lessons and gave my commands,
KNEW I will dream and gently discover I'm dreaming and wake to record the dreams after detailed information of the dream world and sequence of events therein have been gathered.
2. I was standing before a bathroom, my bathroom, which didn't look like the real mine one bit. It had two doors facing me, seperated by a shoulder-width brown wall. I pushed the left door and went in.
I found two paralell tubs against walls to my left and right. They are crematic brown. The walls and ceiling were grey. L, a family friend with whom I'm not very close, sat in the tub to my left. An eerie metallic grey-golden liquid filled the tub half-full and L sat in it, immersed to his knees. He was getting stoned. I didn't know how but knew he was.
I became angry and yelled at him saying he should not get stoned in my bathroom and my tub. He gave no response. A voice said, 'I'd leave him alone if I were you.' I turned and saw a young man in endorsed golden robe and golen hat sat by the tub to my right, one foot on the brink. I knew he was a sorcerer. (I must be playing too much D&D ) There was another stood beside him, a short, sleek woman armed with daggars, a rogue I was sure. That moment the right door opened and my friend the ranger entered. He said, 'I'm not watching anymore. You (indicating the sorcerer) can't do this to him.' The sorcerer shrugged. The ranger drew his sword. I knew a fight was inevitable and ran off the left door, passed a brown aisle to the living room.
The living room looked like my old living room, just dimmer. I turned at the big glass table, round the sofa to find my bow (already strung) and quiver standing against the wall. I grabbed them, went to the end of the glass table, a place from where the bathroom double doors were visible. I picked up an arrow and drew, aimed at the left door.
I didn't wait long, but long enough to tire my arms maintaining the drawn position in waking life. I think I simply ignored the possibility of fatigue in dream. It seemed the sorcerer casted a fireball. A fool, I thought, to do it in such confined place. The left door burst open and L stammered out, shrouded in flames. A few seconds later the other three followed, all toasted worse. I didn't think I need to shoot any of them, so I lowered my bow.
Great! My third archery dream!
3. This one is ground-breaking! I stayed lucid for a long while!
We were coming back from the company trip in this HUGE company car. I looked out the window and saw rains. The streets were wet pitch, the sky grey, the buildings had a shade of brown. The company car stopped in a parking lot. I darted off to dad's jeep. (My dad doesn't actually have a jeep.) I crawled in and slammed the door. Dad began to drive at his usual speed (meaning veeeerrie fast).
I smelt petrol and tobacco and saw the streets through the window. Dad was talking about a VIP account of this massive-multiplayer-online-role-playing-game named F.E.A.R. he got for me directly from the software company. I wasn't interested in MMORPGs and was unconfortable in those aromas so I told him to stop. He didn't seem to hear and babbled on about how few those VIP accounts were.
I thought, what the hell, I don't need tobacco or petrol in dreams! I opened the door and JUMPED :yumdumdoodledum: OFF! There was a huge longuitudinal depression in the middle of the road, one stride from the line my dad drove along. The depression was mostly bare earth, some pitch pieces and pebbles scattered here and there. I fell in the depression and ROLLED! Bumping against all sorts of oddities! Skies, buildings and muds spinning in my vision! It was like riding a roller-coaster! I decided to jump again when I came to a stop. I turned the corner and saw the company car. I climbed in. It started. H, sitting before me, was trying to pick up a conversation. I was not in the mind to talk and knew I would face no consequence if I ignored him, so I did. When the company car picked up enough speed, I opened the door and JUMPED :yumdumdoodledum: AGAIN!
At this point the dream transformed and I lost lucidity. Mom and I were in a grey room where two perpendicular counters of chocolate-coloured wood occupied most space. Mom was complaining to the girl in dark red uniform at the counter. Mom said her 56k modem wouldn't connect to the internet. The girl offered a list of numbers of various internet service providers and asked mom whether she got the number wrong. Mom said she didn't. So they tried the numbers on a dark red plastic phone on the counter to check. There was the ring tone, but the irky jerky signals internet providers send to 56k modems didn't come. The girl looked puzzled.
4. I don't know what to make of this, it's like I became lucid the moment the dream was on and changed the course of everything. I was in that big city I'm living in. The illumination wasn't good, it seemed to be at dusk. I flew. Yeah. Not the gentle, levitation thing; I flew at or above the speed of an aeroplane. I navigated through the gutters between buildings, spiralled up skyscrapers and dove to a street and pulled up at the last moment, things like that. I find the trick to stay lucid is not to be *fully* aware of me dreaming, but be aware *just* enough to know my actions are not consequential. It was lucky I remembered this one; I didn't wake immediately when the dream's off.
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