HansiElneff's workbook

**HansiElneff** · 07-28-2014 05:10 PM

Hi, I'm Hansi, I'm 15, and I'm new to everything when it comes to dreaming. I have a terrible dream recall, and all I have so far is a stable sleep patteren, and okay meditation skills, and then I also do a few reality checks every day (looking at my hands, and plugging my nose while breathing.) I really hope this course will lead me to lucid dreaming!

So.. What do I do now?

**fogelbise** · 07-29-2014 12:05 AM

Originally Posted by HansiElneff

Hi, I'm Hansi, I'm 15, and I'm new to everything when it comes to dreaming. I have a terrible dream recall, and all I have so far is a stable sleep patteren, and okay meditation skills, and then I also do a few reality checks every day (looking at my hands, and plugging my nose while breathing.) I really hope this course will lead me to lucid dreaming!

So.. What do I do now?

Welcome Hansi!

Check this out this quick and concise guide next and let me know if you have any questions: http://www.dreamviews.com/dild/13212...ods-dilds.html

After that it becomes more of one on one help to see what would be the next best step for your individual situation. Many times it is you knows that best, but even then I can help with how to go about that next step. You can also use this space to track your progress. Recall is probably a great place to start.

**HansiElneff** · 07-29-2014 07:07 AM

Okay, I had a false awakening this morning, but I missed it, and did not become lucid

It was very vivid though. I had a hard time convincing myself that I was awake after waking up from it.

**fogelbise** · 07-30-2014 01:31 AM

Recognizing that you are having FAs, even after the fact, is the first step to catching them! Were you using any techniques during the night? Are you doing anything towards improving recall currently?

**HansiElneff** · 07-30-2014 09:02 AM

I use the mantra "I remember my dreams" for 5-10 minutes before I go to sleep. Then when I wake up, I try ti lay as still as possible, to remember my dreams, and write them down.

**fogelbise** · 07-31-2014 07:58 PM

That is a good start for recall. Are you seeing any improvement in recall yet? Do you have any questions?

**HansiElneff** · 07-31-2014 08:35 PM

Yea, I went from never remembering my dreams, to remember 1 every third day

**fogelbise** · 08-01-2014 01:44 AM

Glad to hear that you are making some progress. I would recommend that you keep up your recall routine at least until you have a few dreams remembered every night. Have you tried wake back to bed yet?

**HansiElneff** · 08-01-2014 07:54 AM

Okay, and nope

This night I was only able to remember one dream fragment... and my very first lucid dream!! It was amazing! So life like o:
Can't wait to try it again!

**HansiElneff** · 08-02-2014 09:56 AM

I've remembered one dream every night for three days now! New record!

**fogelbise** · 08-03-2014 06:28 AM

Congrats on the lucid dream and the improving recall!!

**HansiElneff** · 08-03-2014 11:32 AM

Thank you!

Didn't remember any dreams today tho.... I went to bed way too late :T

**HansiElneff** · 08-09-2014 12:20 PM

So, my recall is great now!

(Thank you!)
What should I do now?

**fogelbise** · 08-11-2014 02:32 AM

Of all of the things you must have read about either linked above or around the forums in general, what feels most right to you? Options that immediately come to mind include identifying as many dream signs as you can, extended RC's, self-awareness work, WBTB, and mantras before bed.