hey all,
ok well i havent thought about it till latley,
but when i dream i am aware of what is happning
and in the morning i remember it as a dream
but part of me tells me that i had controll of it and that i was lucid, but part of me thinks that it was just a dream,
is it possible that throughout my life i have been lucid like this without knowing it in the morning, coz i have read about people who can become lucid as and when they want to ?
It all depends on how aware you are. it is possible to be somewhat aware in a dream and be thinking etc but not be aware that it is actually a dream and that you are dreaming at that moment.
It would probably be a good idea to record any thoughts you have within the dream when you write it up.
What do you mean by that? If you mean you’re aware, at the time, that what you’re experiencing is a dream, then yes that’s lucidity. Just being aware of whats going on in the dream is something that you can do whilst not lucid.
i am aware im in a dream, but it doesnt click im lucid,
kinda like if someone talks to you, and you can hear them talking to you, but it doesnt click straight away, and you “hear” it like 2-5 mins later, and then awnsor
if you ever get that
I get the exact same thing, nearly every other night.
I know exactly what you are talking about. After some time of trying lucid dreaming I used to have this expereince sometimes, now its all the time, I found that with some work , and it doesn’t take much, you can take that background lucidity and focus it into pure lucidity in alsmost every dream you enter, its one of the best ways to get lucid.
Pay attention to your everyday world while you are awake increase your awareness of the world and this will transfer into the dream world, from there your lucidity or attention of lucidity, will increase.
Good luck, let me know how you go.
Rich
thanx alot Rich
ill let you know like you said 
Yeah i think that is also what happens to me. Yay! i guess i am not the only one. But soon i will get a Ld in which i can and will take control. 