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For those of you who don't know, a lucid dream is a dream where you become aware that you are dreaming and you can control it. Everything feels just as real as real life, and when lucid dreaming you can experience whatever you want. Lately I have been experimenting with it and trying to induce it. My only problem is not waking up right after I figure out that I am dreaming, which I know how to do and it's just a matter of time before I master it. Considering what forum I'm on, I have to point out that you can play KSP in a lucid dream. When flying the rockets you will be able to feel the acceleration, feel the weightlessness, see Kerbin (or Earth) from afar, feel the incredible power of the engines, eat all the snacks (which actually taste like sacks), and see what it's like to be on a rocket experiencing all sorts of failures. You can even morph into a Kerbal! I have been to space in a semi-lucid dream (where I know in the back of my mind that I am dreaming but don't take control), and let me tell you first hand, the weightlessness is awesome and Earth looks beautiful. When dreaming, your creativity is actually on overdrive and you can solve problems much easier. It's really interesting. I remember recently I listened to music generated by my subconscious. I don't remember the tune, I just remember that it sounded pretty sweet. That is really saying something because I haven't touched a musical instrument in years. I am very exited to have my first lucid dream over 15 seconds long. Once I get dream stabilization mastered I will be able to have lucid dreams up to an hour long, possibly multiple times per night. It might even happen tonight, in fact that's pretty likely. At that point I will officially be an oneironaut (which is the epic Greek way of describing someone who explores dreams). Are there any experienced oneironauts here? Any oneironauts in training like me? Is there anyone here interested in learning lucid dreaming? Are there any dreams (lucid or otherwise) that anyone wants to share?