I would lean toward the theory that you are simply remembering more dreams than you used to. Everybody dreams during every sleep cycle -- it's just that very often most of these dreams are erased from memory almost immediately. |
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I've always been a heavy dreamer, with occasional lucidity, usually resulting in flying. Lately after researching Lucid Dreaming and trying to gain some control over it, my "normal" dreaming has increased tremendously. Sometimes to the point that I don't feel I'm getting enough sleep. I've had a few lucid dreams although they haven't lasted as long as I'd like. |
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I would lean toward the theory that you are simply remembering more dreams than you used to. Everybody dreams during every sleep cycle -- it's just that very often most of these dreams are erased from memory almost immediately. |
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Wayne
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I agree that you're just naturally progressing in your dream recall. Your mantra seems to be working, so keep at it. |
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Some good responses from both of you |
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I have also found that the number of dreams I remember vary. Sometimes I rember three from one night and other time just a couple of fragments which won't piece together. At other times bits come creeping back into my mind as the day passes and usually when I'm not thinking about dreams in the slightest! It is frustrating when I wake with a blank memory. I can only assume on these occasions that perhaps I am more tired and have been sleeping more soundly, as if I am already reasonably rested, I tend to remember more dreams and have had more Lucid dreams too. |
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