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      Going to sleep only to recall as many dreams as possible

      Have you ever approached sleep and dreaming in this way on your quest for lucidity?
      I did this about a year ago, and it seemed to increase my dream recall by a ton.
      Basically, I didn't think of sleep as "rest", I thought of it as something I needed to do in order to get as many dreams as possible.
      So every night I would be like "okay, I'll just lie down for a while so I can get some dreams going" - then I kept doing that all night until morning, and sometimes I would be able to recall 5-6 detailed dreams in one single night!

      It is all about changing your focus, so that instead of thinking of sleep as rest, you think of it as a "dream inducer".
      I believe this can make your brain even more observant for upcoming dreams.

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      That sounds really effective! I gotta try this.

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      I was doing this for the first several months of LD training. Then I found that I was pretty effin exhausted after the December competition. I sort of managed this last night -- light sleep, lots of wakings, and I did indeed get a lot of dreams, but recall was fairly short on each one (I didn't record immediately after the dreams unfortunately).

      I think this sort of mindset though is helpful to inducing LDs.
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