Dreams.

I had a headache, couldn't sleep well, and that's why I started having lucid dreams. This particular dream started with a horse. The horse moved across the water's surface backward using jet propulsion: it snorted with its nose and thus exhaled a powerful stream of water, like from an underwater scooter. I realized that I was controlling the process and began to make sure that the horse had time to snort with its nose before it slowed down too much in the water and drowned. Strangely enough, the opposite happened: the horse drowned, and a small elephant came out onto the shore. The next experiment was this: to lift the elephant into the air and make it fly to me. As a result, the elephant, peacefully grazing on the shore, began to grow large ears and actively flap them. The ears became larger than the elephant, and it flapped them like a real eagle, but it didn't lift off the ground. In addition, I realized that if I continued, I would strain my head and wake up. Okay. "If the elephant doesn't fly to us, we'll go to it and pet it," I decided, starting to carry out this intention, but the elephant, the little rascal, started to run away! I was stubborn and caught up with it. The elephant turned into a very tall black basketball player with a beard, and we shook hands (fists? I never knew what this gesture was called) in a friendly way. Me: -- Listen... While I was walking to you, you were actually an elephant. The black man, with a very expressive look on his face, from his height of 2.20: -- That's terrible! Me (with a sigh): -- That's what happens in dreams... My new friend left, and I stood there, slowly waking up, thinking about how harmful lucid dreams have become.