Recall ===== too long of a dry spell

**Niddiboy** · 03-21-2008 07:13 PM

Hey guys, just posting to see how people seem to get out of recall dry spells.. its really bugging me now, im always thinking of lucid dreamin and even took a break so to loosen my mind but homeworks and stress etc takin its toll.

I just cant seem to get it. When i wake up in the mornings i really try to remeber my dream, i remeber like a tiny snippit, and after 10mins i cant remeber it.. ARGGGGHHH!!!

help needed..

and yes i keep a dream journal... if only i had dreams to fkn record

**Wavefunction** · 03-21-2008 08:55 PM

Autosuggestion is an efficient and easy method - just repeat "I will remember my dreams" to yourself while going to sleep.

**shotbirds** · 03-21-2008 08:56 PM

I'd say do the 6 hour WBTB/WILD method....seems easiest for me so far.

**Wavefunction** · 03-21-2008 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by shotbirds

I'd say do the 6 hour WBTB/WILD method....seems easiest for me so far.

The problem is a dream recall dry spell, not a lucid dream dry spell.

**Überschall** · 03-21-2008 08:58 PM

Read dream journals.

**Xox** · 03-21-2008 09:18 PM

Or you can read this, some may help - http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...ead.php?t=6207

**shotbirds** · 03-21-2008 09:26 PM

Go through a list of names/places/things in your head, wake up every 90 or so minutes, take B6 vitamins, get 8 hours of sleep. :/

**adraw** · 03-22-2008 03:49 PM

Lets forget about the mentioned techniques for a while. Thats not what you need. As from what i readed. It seems, that you know, how to recall them, but you actually dont want to do it. It seems like motivation block or something. Well. Return to the basics. Why did you want to remember dreams at first. Why dont you wanna remember them now? Are you simply lazy, or is there some background, which makes you subcounsciously not want to remember them.

Nobody here can help you except for yourself. We may only give advice. But for you... The quest is to find the real reason, why you want to remember them. Find, what you want to use your written dreams for. .... ANd... Enjoy what you already wrote.

**Niddiboy** · 03-23-2008 11:04 AM

Originally Posted by adraw

Lets forget about the mentioned techniques for a while. Thats not what you need. As from what i readed. It seems, that you know, how to recall them, but you actually dont want to do it. It seems like motivation block or something. Well. Return to the basics. Why did you want to remember dreams at first. Why dont you wanna remember them now? Are you simply lazy, or is there some background, which makes you subcounsciously not want to remember them.

Nobody here can help you except for yourself. We may only give advice. But for you... The quest is to find the real reason, why you want to remember them. Find, what you want to use your written dreams for. .... ANd... Enjoy what you already wrote.

im not scared or laxy of remebering them, i genuinely want to remeber them lol, well ive remebered 1 dream each night for the past 2 nights which is good, and i believe i even became lucid in each which is making my confidence grow =P

cheers guys

**Abra** · 03-23-2008 12:40 PM

Along with autosuggestion, read some of your best dream journal entries to yourself. As you read, really remember how they were and keep the scene in your mind's eye. (If you can't get a scene from reading a past entry, chances are you aren't descriptive enough.)

**adraw** · 03-23-2008 03:49 PM

Originally Posted by Niddiboy

im not scared or laxy of remebering them, i genuinely want to remeber them lol, well ive remebered 1 dream each night for the past 2 nights which is good, and i believe i even became lucid in each which is making my confidence grow =P

cheers guys

You are right. Maybe thats the answer I wanted to give myself according to my own recall problems.

Btw. Good luck with improving of your recall.

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