I think, recall is dependent on strict schedule. When you break it, You have to pay additional attention to build it again. After you restore it, it should work in accelerated rate. |
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Over the last few weeks, I've become interested in lucid dreaming again, and so I've been recording my dreams in a dream journal. I was doing so diligently for a while, but then I slacked off for five days or so, and my recall suffered. What's bothering me, though, is that my recall doesn't seem to be improving much as yet (I only started writing in my dream journal again about two or three days ago). Is it normal for such a short lapse to affect recall so much? |
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I think, recall is dependent on strict schedule. When you break it, You have to pay additional attention to build it again. After you restore it, it should work in accelerated rate. |
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Opened DV topics Dream Saturated Mind,WILD happens when we fall asleep,Breaking illusions: Sleep paralysis (WILD help (method)),
Breaking illusions: Dream journal,Generic WILD guide,LD Dictionary {safe, confusing and misused words organized},Breaking illusions: Learning WILD (Amateur vs. Professional)
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It's all in your head. Just relax. Once you really get good recall going, it's not too easy to stop. |
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"Of course it is all happening inside your head...but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?"
~Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
One thing helps me is a text-to-speech file that I made up that has the following suggestions on it. |
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iadr's Lucid and Vivid Dreams:http://dreamviews.com/community/showthread.php?t=54442
Thanks everybody for your suggestions. I'm inclined to think that TaNK was right, because once I stopped fretting about it, the recall seemed to improve. iadr might also have had something, since my schedule has been rather erratic of late. |
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