Thread: Help With Dreams/Lucidity?

Are you stressed? Very overtired? Have you changed any part of how you live? For instance, going to sleep earlier or later, waking up at a different time, eating a different diet, etcetera. Any of these and much more can cause disruptions to your dreams.

Normally I would say no, and that none of that is happening. But now that you mention it, the Con is about to show up later on this month, and I'm very excited about it.

But this has been going on for almost. . . Jimminy. Four or five months now. And only just recently did I start getting very excited about the Con and whatnot.

Hm. I have been going to bed later, but that normally never had any impact on my dreams. I just dreamed.

Does listening to music do anything. . . Now that I think about it, I popped in a CD for quite a long time.

And as soon as I switched the CDs last night to something calming, soothing, and relaxing, I had a dream. Not a long one, but it was something that I was trying to dream about. Hm.