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I've been working at it for nearly a week, and have only had the faintest flicker of a memory. Am I doing something wrong? |
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Which leads to the ultimate question:
What would happen if one were eating hot soup with a potential spoon while sitting on a non-existent fence?
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Whee! After over a week of limited success or none at all, I finally remembered two of my dreams last night! (Coincidentally, summer vacation just began yesterday.) |
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Which leads to the ultimate question:
What would happen if one were eating hot soup with a potential spoon while sitting on a non-existent fence?
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my recall increased dramatically after just a few days of a DJ |
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~I wake up a little more every time I dream.
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oilfieldpilot,
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well, i've never had a problem with recall...i have phases where my recall becomes vague in terms of images, and i can't put it together coherently, but it usually rights itself... |
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'all of the moments that already passed/
try to go back and make them last.'
Same here..always have great recall..can remember in details my dreams from as young as 8 yrs old...keep working with a DJ and giving attention to your dreams will help as well..the more we use the journal and concentrate on our Dreams the easier it is to recall them..we are convincing the subconscious mind that this information is important to us and thus IT make the recall /access easier and easier... |
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Is THis A DREAM???!!?
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Raised ShiningShadow
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'all of the moments that already passed/
try to go back and make them last.'
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a dream journal is essential...i didn't realise how much till i started keeping one of my own. |
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'all of the moments that already passed/
try to go back and make them last.'
My memory is naturally not very reliable. When I do remember dreams, which would usually be weekends, I just remember small parts and settings from them. I've yet to remember a full dream vividly. |
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From Christian
King of KoRniness
Loegaire, there is a method I use which has seemed to help my recall quite a bit. Set your alarm for 2 hours or so before you normally need to wake up. When the alarm goes off, get up out of bed and get something to drink or use the bathroom, etc. so that you are up for about 5 or 10 minutes or so. Then go back to bed. I have been doing this and my recall went from about 1 or 2 dreams a month, to at least 1 and usually 2 or 3 a night. The important thing is to try and write them down as soon as you wake up. Depending on how well you recall and how long it takes you to get back to sleep, you may need to adjust how early you set the alarm to wake you up before you go back to sleep. I set mine at about 2 hours and 10 minutes or so. I hope this helps you out, it has helped me. |
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Well Ive only been trying for the past 2 nights, bbut both times Ive remembered 3 dreams, and once afraction of a 4th dream. Though I cant seen to notice im dreaming and hevent become lucid yet. |
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http://www.dreamviews.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13095 |
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Cared for by: Clairity
So many variables, so little knowledge.
As I read the comments on this forum, i realized that I've been doing some of them and they work for me too. For some reason, I always remember my dreams better early in the morning. So I, as well, always set my alarm for about 5:00am (or have been doing lately so I can start to have lucid dreams again). It'll go off and I'll usually have a dream to write about in my DJ. Then I'll set my alarm for 6:00am and then 7:00am. I'll wake up a few times during the night as well on my own (unfortunetly), and sometimes I'll have a faint dream that I can write about. |
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Sparx
I found this site two days ago, it was at night anyway, I read about dream recal and decided to try it. I went to sleep right when I was done reading. I remembered about 2 or 3 dreams that night, they weren't very vivid, I think one of them was though. |
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When do you officially remember your dreams? 1 per night? Or maybe all of them? |
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From Christian
King of KoRniness
It is hard to remember the beginning of a normal dream. Usually it originates in some kind of hypnogogic imagery or just starts from some thought of yours. |
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Lately I've been remembering one dream per night. The details are good and the dream itself is long and involved. My problem is that my alarm isn't waking me up when I want it to, so once it does, my recall will probably increase. |
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Which leads to the ultimate question:
What would happen if one were eating hot soup with a potential spoon while sitting on a non-existent fence?
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well I wish I could recall my dreams...I am still goin through my dream recall dry spell....and if I remember my dream its usually a detail or feeling (emotion)....when do you think this dry spell will end? I have been goin through this for about a week or so |
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"I'm going to show them a world without you...a world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries. A world...where anything is possible"
-Neo
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