Your dream memories, if you work at it, can surpass waking life memories in clarity, detail, and continuity. You're already doing the right thing by journaling, but if you want to remember dreams in great detail, you must journal in great detail. |
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I'm getting much better at initiating lucid dreams. I've been able to do it two nights in a row now and I firmly believe I will have another one tonight. |
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You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one...
Your dream memories, if you work at it, can surpass waking life memories in clarity, detail, and continuity. You're already doing the right thing by journaling, but if you want to remember dreams in great detail, you must journal in great detail. |
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"Lucid dreaming is nothing more than a state of mind."
-Sageous
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Thanks for the replies, guys. |
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Just like in real life, your brain will remember only things that he considers useful for your adaptation and special events. If 10 random people will talk to you on the street you wont remember it so well, but if 10 aliens will talk to you, well, maybe you wont remember everything in detail ( depends on the impact it has on you ), but you will remember all of them and most of the part of what they said. It's about giving importance to it. In a dream there are many things that happen, so "gathering information" from all sources it's pretty hard at the beginning. You can get something to write on, near your bed, so when you wake up you write all you remember ( if you don't already do this ). |
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The greatest capability of the universe is the incapability to not create
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