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Reply With QuoteNo special tricks on this one that I know of. Your best bet is that your alarm might wake you during REM, but it's purely hit or miss. Also, I believe that the later long REM period dreams are easier to recall, even if you don't wake up during the REM period. Practice and more practice!
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Thread: Waking up right after a dream?
- 05-03-2008 06:37 PM #1A raygun called Jeff!
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Waking up right after a dream?
Alright, so for a few nights, my recall got worse somehow. I thought up of a new way to remember my dreams, and it's based on a segment I read on the site the first day I heard about LDing:
However, I need help on how to do this. My alarm clock is useless, as I can't set it to intervals. Also, I don't have a computer in my room, and I don't have a MP3 player or Ipod.Thus, to salvage the memories of your dreams you’ll need to awake during the REM periods, while the dreams are still fresh in your mind.
Are there any special tricks you guys can give me? Or is it only 'keep trying'?Formerly known as: Jeff_ray...
That right, I used to have an ellipsis. I used to be cool... Oh wait I never was.
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- 05-06-2008 07:11 PM #2Same great taste! Achievements:
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- 05-06-2008 07:13 PM #3LD's being 17 - 2
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Actually, in a method similar to MILD, telling your subconscious to wake up after a dream can be done. It's official and can be done!
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