Yea, while you are awake, observe your surroundings a lot more than you do now. Look at everything, and observe all details... Just be aware of your surrounding more lol. |
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Don't let the name fool ya'. I haven't been able to recall a SINGLE dream in about 5 months now. I am a begginer at lucid dreaming, and have never successfully had one yet, sadly. But i'd REALLy like to. The problem is, everyone says there's no point in them without good dream-recall; which I lack obviously. Can anyone give me some tips to focus my mind better on remembering my dreams? It would be greatly appreciated. |
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Total Lucid Dreams: Zero?! What the f**k?!
"So I can dream about anything I want?" "Yes." "Even sex?" "Sure." "...sex with you?" "..."
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<--- Screw this guy, I'm an atheist dammit!
Yea, while you are awake, observe your surroundings a lot more than you do now. Look at everything, and observe all details... Just be aware of your surrounding more lol. |
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You can start by creating a consistent sleep schedule. Go to bed, and wake up, at the same time every night/morning, if possible. This will improve your body's natural ability for recall and concentration, and you can use this synchronization to wake yourself up at the end of a REM period (if you want--this ensures recall, but may need an alarm clock). |
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Abraxas
Originally Posted by OldSparta
Hm... It's true my sleep schedule has been WAY off until recently. I just got back into a regular sleeping rythmn, so maybe that'll help. I have heard some things about using an alarm clock and such. I'll try out some of these, and see if I make any progress. That's for the help! Oh, and the welcome. |
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Total Lucid Dreams: Zero?! What the f**k?!
"So I can dream about anything I want?" "Yes." "Even sex?" "Sure." "...sex with you?" "..."
- The Oneironaut
<--- Screw this guy, I'm an atheist dammit!
A the D, |
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One of my biggest challenges with recalling dreams was remembering them long enough to get it all written down in my dream journal. Oftentimes before I could even get a few sentences down the dream had mostly faded, so what I did was buy a microcasette recorder. As soon as I wake up I just lay still, press the record button and talk my entire dream into it then go back to sleep, for hopefully another REM period. Later in the day once I wake up I just listen to the recordings and type it all into my dream journal. It works very nicely. |
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I can usually watch a scary movie and then have a scary dream about it... |
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go over any dream in your head immediately after waking, and when you get up tell somebody what happened. Every dream. |
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Recently I found out, that everything works better when we are beginners. Becouse we dont expect anything from what comes. But later on, we expect that recalling will feel like it felt day before. And it simply doesnt work like day before. |
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