Have you ever tried Lucid Dreaming?

[TehPuxeli]

I tried really hard in 5th grade. I managed to do it a little, but not really much.

[Piggyinawig]

Takes awhile for me to sleep so I usually try to tire myself out before going to bed by reading books. So I guess I have not tried it. Unless it count's those dreams
you can have if you read a book and you think about the place that book came from.

[Calmaxys]

I can lucid dream, although only occasionally and never for very long. Usually my lucid dreams end in me trying to fly and being unable to land, thereforce forcing me to wake up. It's not really all it's cracked up to be.

[ryandev1]

I think I tried once and not even sure if I did it right. Will try again though.

Edit: this is a very old reply

[Legendary Spyro]

LOL never been able to successfully do that; my dreams are always freakin' random
and weird. Like just yesterday I had a dream that my dad and I were on a road
trip and R2-D2 from Star Wars was travelling down the highway all by himself. What
the heck happened?! Did I eat spicy food before bed or something?!

[Nazo T Hedgehog]

I think I have tried, but I always forget what I dream about when I wake up.

[TUGRAN]

Pretty cool if you can do it. Can be addictive tho, being able to do anything in a world only for you is an amazing power.

[Exoplon]

Yes, I have done it serval times. Sometimes, if I got a nightmare, it transform into a lucid dream, but after that, I wake up then very fast.
Lucid dreaming can be nice, but I also like it, if you simply don't have control over the dreams and let them flow into a unkown journey.

[Legendary Spyro]

I don't know how to control my dreams...maybe it's something you need to
practice to get good at? Every time I dream it seems like my brain is on
autopilot; it's the boss and it decides what I dream about. I think that's
true for most people. I guess lucid dreaming is a skill that you either have
or you don't.

[astroph]

yeah, worked for a whole week for me, just lucky ig