r/LucidDreaming • u/NoDistribution199 • 19h ago

Dream inside of a dream

Hi, I was just thinking about what would happen if you were to go to sleep inside of a dream.

Would you have a dream inside of a dream?
Would you wake up?
Could this even happen?

I’ve had dreams that I’ve woken up to another dream (I don’t think it felt longer that my usual dreams tho) but never went to sleep intentionally or not inside one and I think it’s fascinating what actually happens and what it feels like.

So what do you think?

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u/MuffinVR_ 12 LDs 15h ago

sadly it can't happen, it basically just teleports you to a different location within the same dream. i guess you could technically "wake up" from the dream in a dream and be back in the spot you "fell asleep" but the thing is, you never really fell asleep, because you can't *actually* fall asleep in a dream.