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Thread: Dream Recall Help
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05-16-2004 03:34 PM #1Member
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Dream Recall Help
My dream recall is getting better (I can remember a full dream now as opposed to, NOTHING before, and occasionally I can remember short ones that fly by.) I had last night though, a rough time GETTING a dream to remember, they all went by so fast (I remember waking up and going back to sleep) I was getting frusturated and went to sleep for about thirty seven minutes (8:50 - 9:27) and had a wonderfuly dream where I became lucid for a split second and then woke up.
NOW, back to what I meant to say here, do you have any tips for extending my dream recall even further? I'm reading Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming right now and I picked those up and in fact, knew those before. Is there anything more I can do?"Dream is Destiny."
Lucid Dreams since joining the forum: Three.
A long time gone only to return again...
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05-16-2004 07:38 PM #2Member Achievements:
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05-16-2004 09:24 PM #3Member
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I remind myself to remember my dreams before I go to sleep, I keep an active dream journal, and I actively read and review it. I try to connect things to reality from the dreams to get the fragments to one piece and it works.
"Dream is Destiny."
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05-22-2004 12:07 AM #4Member Achievements:
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Hmmm sounds like you are doing the right things. Maybe just give it time? You could be in a recall downtime of the year.
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