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      When you're saying to yourself, "I will wake up after every dream period and I will remember my dream," how long do you have to say it for? Do you have to say it until you actually fall to sleep?

      I tried it last night, I did it for about ten minutes, but then I stopped about thirty seconds before I fell asleep. Would that affect it? I didn't wake up once in the night, and I almost remembered my dream(s) in the morning. I was sitting there, pen in my hand, staring blankly at my DJ, in a futile attempt to remember at least what one dream was vaguely about. But no, nothing.

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      Welcome to the forum.

      Quote Originally Posted by Sticktator View Post
      I tried it last night, I did it for about ten minutes, but then I stopped about thirty seconds before I fell asleep. Would that affect it? [/b]
      It doesn't matter that you stopped just before you fell asleep just as long as going lucid was the last thing on your mind.

      I didn't wake up once in the night, and I almost remembered my dream(s) in the morning. I was sitting there, pen in my hand, staring blankly at my DJ, in a futile attempt to remember at least what one dream was vaguely about. But no, nothing.[/b]
      Well you could have woken up but was very tired and went straight back to sleep or you just had an off-day where it didn't work. Just keep trying and you'll get there.

      If you couldn't remember your dreams then write down what you were feeling the moment you woke up.

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      WAIT, you just jogged my memory.

      I did wake up in the night, once. The only problem, was that I couldn&#39;t remember my dream at all. I lay there for a couple minutes, trying to remember. But then I didn&#39;t, so I rolled over and went back to sleep.

      Also, the only thing I remember feeling was a slight increasing of my heartbeat as I woke up -- maybe because I was doing so during the REM period, or anticipation of being lucid for the first time? Or an effect of the dream I&#39;d just had?
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      ah dont worry about it man dream jornals are hard to start. just keep at it&#33; also if you had a stressfull day it makes it way harder to remember your dreams too. but it gets way easier eventully&#33; trust me
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      Believe me, my days are NEVER stressful.

      And good, that made me feel confident.
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