I have my own way of lucid dream

**skiesAffinity** · 08-19-2013 03:51 PM

It started when I was in grade school particularly grade 2 or 3, I started having incubus(?) or nightmare, I really don't know what you call that but it is when I sleep and I can't move but im conscious, its just that I can't move then im starting to panic coz even though Im awake but sleeping (oh its starting to get confusing) my dreams are starting to get bad and as a kid i dont know what to do. This thing keeps on happening again and again until now. I am already 18 y.o and just recently I discovered something to fight that back.. and its through lucid. 11 years of experiencing incubus(?) or nightmare has me knowing when it will attack so when it happens I just replace the bad dreams with good once since I can't control my body but hey there is still my brain so there you put the lucid dream. Now that I am taking advantage of my dream disorder, the probability of having nightmares has becoming less and less so its not so frequent when I lucid..
-tired
-forgive me for the English im trying to lucid here

-ignorant to emoticons

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**benni** · 08-19-2013 04:40 PM

Hey,
sounds like a found a really good solution then

However I would like to suggest something: Of course you can just sort of 'remove' those nightmares by attaining lucidity, but you could also confront yourself with your fears and try to find out the reasons for those repetitive nightmares. That might be a bit harder than just removing those nightmares, but you might find out great things

**skiesAffinity** · 08-21-2013 05:34 PM

Oh hey thanks for that. Actually I haven't tried to dream some of my common fears, just those people chasing me and other things chasing me, they said its just problems that I dont want to face. And it is not actually nightmare, i researched it and it is said incubus (Incubus is a demon in male form who, according to a number of mythological and legendary traditions, lies upon sleepers, especially women, in order to have sexual intercourse with them.wikipedia) but based on scientific research it is just your pancreas aching. When i experienced incubus then i became hysterical thats when the nightmares come and lucid override.

**benni** · 08-21-2013 07:05 PM

You're welcome.
Oh I didn't know that. Probably because I don't have many nightmares at all which is why I never read anything about them. What do you mean by "lucid override"? I don't quite get it.