It is like watching a movie you've already seen before.

**sanctispiritus** · 12-29-2012 02:55 PM

The last 10 or 12 lucid dreams I've had have not been very exciting, because they all follow the same sequence. I feel paralyzed or something similar even when I am still awake. Then comes the feeling of being lifted or thrown from my bed.Then I move through the interior of the house and go outside. Last night I had two lucid dreams that I count as one because one was almost a carbon copy of the other. I have not been very lucky changing the setting, even rotating. Last night, to change the script for the film when I reached a concrete wall, I tried to cross it, only to get caught in a kind of rubber that I could shape but not cross. Sorry, I think my English syntax in this post is somewhat rare.

**thesimp** · 12-29-2012 03:06 PM

You need a motive. Try having some goals, they can really help you out, for example: I wanna have the biggest fight EVER in mine

**PlanesWalker** · 12-29-2012 05:57 PM

Sounds like a recurring Dream to me. Maybe you can explore why it is you keep having it. Just a thought, but that could be the reason YOUR mind is replaying it.

**Scionox** · 12-29-2012 09:17 PM

Some of my LD's were similar to each other as well, though not exactly same,

there were small details that were slightly different. Guess only things i can suggest is either find out what causes the dream(try asking some DCs why it repeats for example), or work on the dream control i guess.

**gab** · 12-30-2012 01:04 AM

WILDs often start by getting up from a bed in your room. Do you have a plan of what you want to do in a LD? Write it in your DJ, make a drawing of it, daydream about it and visualize as you falling asleep or WILDing.

But this may be just a stage and it may change. Happy dreams