Have you ever had a lucid dream?

[Neoma]

"Lucid dreaming is a state in which the sleeper becomes alert and conscious that he or she is dreaming. The imagery in this state is reported to be more vivid than in non-lucid states, and it is difficult to distinguish between the dream and reality. The dreamer is able to control what is dreamed."
http://www.stuartwilde.com/Articles/SW_articles_lucid_dreaming.html

[ChoralScholar]

1. I have...

I read about them a few years back - I never trained to do it, it just started happening. It is very cool. The downside, is that you have a bit of trouble distinguishing memories - whether you're remembering reality or remembering a lucid dream.

[Neoma]

3. I have them alot.

I usually continue them through daydreaming.

[pokerfan]

7. Very often

It seems like I am almost always aware that I'm dreaming. Sometimes I'm able to do a little bit of directing, except for the sex dreams for some reason.

The nightmares where I forget to attend a class for an entire semester just go on and on and on. The one where I'm in bed with Jessica Alba, I always wake up and immediately try to fall asleep again. But it never works.

[Fredda Weinberg]

2. I meet the man who loved me whenever I need him

We cuddle, converse and generally did what we did when he was alive. Always serene, never passionate ... it's comforting and always insightful.

When I was younger, I could induce the state with a brief fast; now, all I need is an extra few hours sleep.

[ghostsofgiants]

4. Once...

But I prefer the unpredictability of normal dreams, because my normal dreams are always weird as hell.

[Midlodemocrat]

5. Frequently. Which probably accounts for my poor state of rest.

Although lucid dreams are so, so cool.

[Roon]

6. I have three times exactly

all three times I made myself fly. One of the times it was snowing really bad and I waved my hand and said "clear skies" and the skies cleared up so I could take my flight. Pretty cool!

[mentalsolstice]

8. Nearly every night

I'm a "light" sleeper. I often go back to the same dream that I was having before I awoke.