Thread: So does Recall improve your experience too?

hey...the one thing you said you havnt tried is mild....

use mild...its simple and needs MUCH less practice, i think, than wild and other similar methods. Mild needs less tuning and is really simple..give that i go...iv had about 2 lucids out of about 6 mild attempts...(although i got so excited in my last I woke up) but i know why i was failing.

moral of the story, try MILD

and on recall improving experiences....you cant changes your REM period...so you will always dream for a similar amount of time...except if you can remember it more...then it really makes a difference....

and being able to recall aids vividness i find...

I see you're done a MILD before and successed.

Originally Posted by Jdeadevil

And does it make it so you can do it without trying the inducion methods? I mean, is it possible to get so good at remembering dreaming: Would you have to bother with the induction methods? As I just cannot do them. I'v tried to go VI HI WI FI but still I just can't do it. Personally I think I'm too much of a newbie at sleeping itself.

Oh, sorry. About the title, I mean experience as in basically having longer dreams, does it make you have longer dreams?

The length of a dream depends on the length of your REM period so having good recall has nothing to do with the length of the dream only in the sense that if you have good recall you could recall more of what happened.

Remembering a dream is just that remembering it has nothing to do with induction methods.

So there's no point? Lol, other than a dream journal?

Dream's are meaningless if you can't remember them thats why you practice Dream Recall and keep a Dream Journal.

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