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People who can control their dreams - what is it like?
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Lucid dreams? Generally I explore and try to stay lucid without waking up. It's impossible to read in a dream, more than a sentence or so, and numbers don't work either - that is actually one of the ways you can realize it's a dream.
Floating is nice, but usually I try not to control much just explore. It's really nice to just be somewhere other than real life.
One time I did try to meditate while lucid dreaming and it scared the living hell out of me, felt like if I let go of "self" while in the dream I'd lose everything that is me, or just die.
Absolute dream slut too, cannot believe so few here say (admit?) they are doing that.