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      My Secret to Recall

      Hey there. I've been trying to lucid dream for months. Every time it just seemed like no, "ILD" would ever work for me. So I took a step back and tried to work from the ground up, starting with recall. I tried all sorts of mantras and supplements but it didn't give me a rock solid dream recall. I decided to give up a lot of addictions including, masturbatiion, caffeine, and excessive computer time (I'm quite the nerd). I found that many people on another forum called NoFap experienced vivid, and easy to remember dreams when they quit addictions. I've gone from one fragmented dream a week to two or three incredibly detailed and vivid dreams a night. I would highly recommend cutting out any addictions to boost recall, I think it has something to do with the rebuilding of dopamine receptors when you quit. I thought I'd share that as it's been extremely useful for me and probably will be for you. Now I think I can move on to trying to become lucid!
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      Interesting. I hope you will soon proceed to the next step, but in any case, getting rid of addictions is a good thing in itself.

      The prospect of LDs can serve as a good source of motivation.

      Did anyone else experience a link between the two concepts?

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      This is an idea that's being constantly brought up lately. Funny thing is, I only ever see men commenting on this, but the ones who've tried say it has worked for them.
      "If you must sleep a third of your life, why should you sleep through your dreams?"

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      Interesting. I can definitely see how that increase in dopamine from other sources could help you lucid dream... I think I may just have to try it. After all, it's a known concept - you're essentially reprogramming your brain to give you dopamine (which makes you feel good) at different times, during different activities.

      You're not going to master the rest of your life in one day. Just relax. Master the day. Then just keep doing that every day.

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      I can't definitively say that NoFap has increased my dream recall yet (not enough data to pull from), but since I started I've been having a lot of "sexual" dreams. I guess the pressure has to be released somewhere?

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