Quote Originally Posted by lucidlion View Post
The recall was actually pretty good on both LD's. But if I had let myself fall back to sleep without recording them I probably wouldn't have remembered them in the morning. My recall usually is pretty bad. I often remember one dream in the morning, but then I am distracted by my wife and my daughter. Soon the memory have faded away. I think it's really hard to keep a DJ like I know I should.



I have experienced a few LD's during naps in the past, but that was allways during the daytime. I have no idea what made me become concsious this particular night. It was like I just woke up inside my head, but I managed to not move at all. I'm really looking forward to next time (I plan to be much more aware of how important it is to stabilize).
When you do wake up try to tune everything out for a few moments and ask yourself how you feel and what you dreamed; It's very important that you don't move right when you awaken though! It helped me recall dreams a lot better. Also, try to keep a dream journal even if means recording fragments or how you felt when you woke up, I had a dream journal and kept at it my recall was great, but I've been slacking on recording my dreams lately and ultimately my great recall has been killed by this. I'm actually going to start recording my dreams again, whether on this site or elsewhere.


Just keep a good confident attitude and next time may come quicker than you think it will. good luck!