Lucid Dreaming

Heard of this before, several sources on the internet about it and there's an entire subreddit on the matter too. It's nothing I'd ever try any time soon though, already pretty disconnected from reality without the need to leap into my own dreams (the vast majority of which I don't remember/don't have). Have also read it can get unbelievably terrifying if something goes wrong, with sleep paralysis and horrific hallucinations being potential symptoms of screwing up.

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That said, even if I were in any state to try they wouldn't be very interesting. The last dream I actually recall was a kind of festival being held in some exaggerated school hall. The big events of that dream were wandering among the crowds alone, watching the fireworks since the ceiling was immeasurably high and ordering a sweet sour chicken and rice from a chinese stall whose staff didn't change their expressions from a old smile. When I recieved my order it had no chicken or sweet sour sauce, just rice. At this point the staff proceeded to ignore my complaints and serve the other faceless patrons. Interesting stuff, totally worth risking unbridled terror to experience first-hand.