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      Not exactly. REM starts at about 80 min after first falling asleep. First REM lasts about 10 min. So the first sleep cycle is 80 min NREM and 10 min REM.

      As you sleep, NREM gets shorter and REM longer. After maybe 7-8 hours of sleep, almost all of the cycle is REM. NREM is very short.

      When you remembered a dream at 3, it just means that that's also when you had REM.

      BTW, are you talking about nap from noon to 3pm? If this was after a normal, full night of sleep, then your nap is almost all REM. It's because yur body knows this is extra sleep and it doesn't have to go through the deep, restorative sleep in NREM. It goes almost straight into REM. That's why naps are a prime time for a lucid, especially WILD.

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      Quote Originally Posted by gab View Post
      Not exactly. REM starts at about 80 min after first falling asleep. First REM lasts about 10 min. So the first sleep cycle is 80 min NREM and 10 min REM.

      As you sleep, NREM gets shorter and REM longer. After maybe 7-8 hours of sleep, almost all of the cycle is REM. NREM is very short.

      When you remembered a dream at 3, it just means that that's also when you had REM.

      BTW, are you talking about nap from noon to 3pm? If this was after a normal, full night of sleep, then your nap is almost all REM. It's because yur body knows this is extra sleep and it doesn't have to go through the deep, restorative sleep in NREM. It goes almost straight into REM. That's why naps are a prime time for a lucid, especially WILD.
      i'm trying to FILD here, but i don't understand. when am i supposed to wake up?

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