[Just a Scientist]

A few days ago, I had a really odd lucid dream there wasn't any changes in the dream nor any transitions to the dream into different rooms it was just the same thing, An old man wearing a hooded robe that was sitting criss-crossed on a tall rock and the only thing he said was, "humans are only demons that have lost their way, when we resort to violence we go back to natural instincts" and then he just sat there until I woke up, I had a very creepy feeling of paranoia, if you have had something like this and remember it, then feel free to share it down below, I look forward to reading them

[SmG Sir Duck]

Most of the time I feel like I am falling into infinity.
The other dream is someone in hoods chasing me in the darkness....

[Just a Scientist]

Most of the time I feel like I am falling into infinity.
The other dream is someone in hoods chasing me in the darkness....

Most of the times your dreams disguise themselves so it's a possibility that this "hooded figure" represents either problems that your dealing with, stress, or even just depression

[SmG Sir Duck]

Most of the time I feel like I am falling into infinity.
The other dream is someone in hoods chasing me in the darkness....

Most of the times your dreams disguise themselves so it's a possibility that this "hooded figure" represents either problems that your dealing with, stress, or even just depression

Oh! Yeah! A bit of stress

[Dirty Dab]

I don't have lucid dreams that often, but as for regular dreams? OOOH BOY, do I have a story for you. THIS one is recurring, too!
For me, I just sort of appear in this weird open landscape, kinda like in breath of the wild, near the twin mountains (that's what it reminds me of, anyway), then I usually decide to climb a random mountain. But when I almost get to the top, the mountain rumbles and stretches, then it gets taller, forcing me to climb more.
Eventually I slip and fall, and right as I hit the ground, I don't wake up, I don't "die" nothing cliché happens. My vision just gets blurry. Then, a man in a trench coat wearing a bandana stands over me (the bandana is different every time), and puts his left hand on my forehead, and his right on my chest or my left leg, then I wake up, usually in a pool of sweat.

I've gotten used to it though, so I get less and less sweaty each time it happens

[Just a Scientist]

I don't have lucid dreams that often, but as for regular dreams? OOOH BOY, do I have a story for you. THIS one is recurring, too!
For me, I just sort of appear in this weird open landscape, kinda like in breath of the wild, near the twin mountains (that's what it reminds me of, anyway), then I usually decide to climb a random mountain. But when I almost get to the top, the mountain rumbles and stretches, then it gets taller, forcing me to climb more.
Eventually I slip and fall, and right as I hit the ground, I don't wake up, I don't "die" nothing cliché happens. My vision just gets blurry. Then, a man in a trench coat wearing a bandana stands over me (the bandana is different every time), and puts his left hand on my forehead, and his right on my chest or my left leg, then I wake up, usually in a pool of sweat.

I've gotten used to it though, so I get less and less sweaty each time it happens

In your reoccurring dream the mountain that continues to grow could represent a task that you forgot to do, or it could be pent up stress that you could be ignoring and the man, you should acknowledge him as he's possibly your spiritual guide

[Dirty Dab]

I don't have lucid dreams that often, but as for regular dreams? OOOH BOY, do I have a story for you. THIS one is recurring, too!
For me, I just sort of appear in this weird open landscape, kinda like in breath of the wild, near the twin mountains (that's what it reminds me of, anyway), then I usually decide to climb a random mountain. But when I almost get to the top, the mountain rumbles and stretches, then it gets taller, forcing me to climb more.
Eventually I slip and fall, and right as I hit the ground, I don't wake up, I don't "die" nothing cliché happens. My vision just gets blurry. Then, a man in a trench coat wearing a bandana stands over me (the bandana is different every time), and puts his left hand on my forehead, and his right on my chest or my left leg, then I wake up, usually in a pool of sweat.

I've gotten used to it though, so I get less and less sweaty each time it happens

In your reoccurring dream the mountain that continues to grow could represent a task that you forgot to do, or it could be pent up stress that you could be ignoring and the man, you should acknowledge him as he's possibly your spiritual guide

Wow, thanks. That actually helps a lot. I'll do some thinking, and try to figure out who the man in my dreams is. I'm gonna go to bed now, try to say hello to the guy this time.

[SmG Shane]

Lucidity is a state of mind not easily embraced but felt by a lot of people.
Most of my dreams are lucid, especially after a night of drinking, a daydream midday, or with enough nature sounds around me.
Many people report not even having dreams, and are seen as presently content or unimaginative. Most people dream, but an even smaller percent experience lucidity, astral projection, or rabbit hole esque experiences.