Lucid Dreaming Test
My results:
Conditions Met: 70%
This is the way to sleep, my friend. You rest on a fluffy cloud with the sun as a pillow and a blanket of stars. Nothing stands in your way! Go for those amazing super powers, they are only available while asleep!
A bit odd. I usually have trouble falling asleep.
Talent: at least 41%
You don’t space out an awful lot, and you aren’t too intuitive, either, maybe just average. That's okay. It’s not required to control your dreams, but it sure makes it a lot more fun. If you give yourself that extra portion of “smelling the roses”, your dreams will get a lot more vivid.
..eh.
Possible advantages: 41% likely
You may experience difficulties in taking as well as keeping control. Maybe you should try giving yourself a break from hard work to do something creative, or treat yourself to a relaxing activity of some sort; it will certainly do you good even if you don't aim for Lucid Dreams.
..hmm. Treating myself to a relaxing activity you say. Well seems on I'm on the right forum for relaxing activities.
Mastery: about 35%
You are just beginning to learn about Lucid Dreaming, and that’s okay – every journey has its first step. If your sleeping conditions are ideal, it will be a very successful first step. By writing down your dreams you will remember more details each time. If you contemplate things around you with high awareness the intensity of sensations within dreams will increase.
So anyone here have or has had lucid dreams?
(Dreams in which you were aware that it was a dream and could take control of it or in it).
My results:
Conditions Met: 70%
This is the way to sleep, my friend. You rest on a fluffy cloud with the sun as a pillow and a blanket of stars. Nothing stands in your way! Go for those amazing super powers, they are only available while asleep!
A bit odd. I usually have trouble falling asleep.
Talent: at least 41%
You don’t space out an awful lot, and you aren’t too intuitive, either, maybe just average. That's okay. It’s not required to control your dreams, but it sure makes it a lot more fun. If you give yourself that extra portion of “smelling the roses”, your dreams will get a lot more vivid.
..eh.
Possible advantages: 41% likely
You may experience difficulties in taking as well as keeping control. Maybe you should try giving yourself a break from hard work to do something creative, or treat yourself to a relaxing activity of some sort; it will certainly do you good even if you don't aim for Lucid Dreams.
..hmm. Treating myself to a relaxing activity you say. Well seems on I'm on the right forum for relaxing activities.
Mastery: about 35%
You are just beginning to learn about Lucid Dreaming, and that’s okay – every journey has its first step. If your sleeping conditions are ideal, it will be a very successful first step. By writing down your dreams you will remember more details each time. If you contemplate things around you with high awareness the intensity of sensations within dreams will increase.
So anyone here have or has had lucid dreams?
(Dreams in which you were aware that it was a dream and could take control of it or in it).
