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Reply With Quotemaybe the dream scene just changed and brought that same person along for the ride, if the change happened in a flash its probably the same dream.
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- 04-24-2007 01:30 PM #1Member
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Often, when trying to recall my dreams, I am able to recall things I dreamed, but I am not sure if they are from the same dream or not.
For example, last night I recall seeing someone two different times, but in different 'occasions'. I am not sure exactly if it happened in one dream, or in two separate ones. How do you know how to separate between what you recalled into different dreams? I think I should know if these were different dreams and that character is maybe a dream sign for me.Lucid goals:- Web slinging in Manhattan Spider-Man style [ ]
- 04-25-2007 08:13 PM #2Ojibwe Achievements:
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in your wildest dreams you couldn't picture a bogan like me, haha
- 04-26-2007 01:39 AM #3Member
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thats it, im not sure if it was a flash or a complete different occasion.
i guess it just shows i still need to improve my dream recall lolLucid goals:- Web slinging in Manhattan Spider-Man style [ ]
- 04-27-2007 01:41 AM #4Member Achievements:
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I've had this problem too, often. As my dream recall improved, it seemed to improve as well. I'm not saying you have bad recall, I'm saying that the more completely you are able to remember your dreams, the more completely you are able to discern where one starts and the other ends.
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