the dream journal always helps, maybe you should just use it now for lucid dreams, WILD's, or False awakenings... |
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ok the past two weeks have been hectic with midterms and work, so i stopped documenting my dreams in my journal. i was having at least 3 vivid dreams a night and each dream took up at least 3 pages of writing. now i'm on vacation... for the past two nights i've had dreams and have been able to recall them in the morning, without the aid of my journal. am i past the journal? i was planning on using the MILD technique tonight if the opportunity presents itself but i don't know if i would be able to. -- are there people out there who went through something similar? do you use a journal? |
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clear eyes. strong hands.
the dream journal always helps, maybe you should just use it now for lucid dreams, WILD's, or False awakenings... |
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I have had similar experiences... I have not kept a dream journal (regularly) for a couple of years now even though I have LDs nearly every night. I can say that over time, though, unless you keep a journal, you may begin to only recall PORTIONS of your LDs or they may begin to jumble together... That has been my experience -and one of the reasons I want to start keeping a journal again. I'm thinking I might just write down five minutes worth each (or every other) morning in order to form the basic habit, then start writing down more for the ones that are more "worthy" of logging. |
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"By day the LORD directs his love, at night his song is with me; a prayer to the God of my life."
Psalm 42:8
Personally, I just write down really important parts and some keywords if nessasary. But in general, I dont use a journal anymore, it simply consumes to much time. But if you dont LD regularly I suggest writing down at least all LDs, but I dont do either anymore, like I said..just important parts and perhaps some keywords, keywords tend to make you recall most of it |
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"You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection."
~Buddha
I had a spell where I could remember vivid and sometimes lucid 2 dreams a night and didn't need a journal. Now I'm back to the journal cause I have problems remembering and going lucid. It's been weeks though. I wish I knew what I was doing to get it back. |
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I used to keep dream journal, but it took too much time (like 1 hr) to write down even a medium length dream. |
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i never really needed a dream journal. i can remember my dreams fine without it.. i think that once you get good enough at dream recall using the journal you dont need it anymore. you might just be past it. |
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All I know is that i don't know nothing.
last night i tried out the joting down notes theory... it worked well. here they are, i dont know if they make any sence to you guys... |
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clear eyes. strong hands.
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These are the tears that I dream about...
Jake, you just asked a very familiar question |
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yea im definatly going to write out the lucid ones... if they dont get to long. |
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clear eyes. strong hands.
you lazy bastard. |
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Just a note of caution - notes not always help. |
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Yep Im pretty much Like Lucius on this matter, I don't keep a dream journal per-say but I do write down keywords from certain LD dreams and only LD's the other dreams Im really not concerned with. I use the WILD technique whenever I want to Lucid and I prepare myself Mentally to remember once Im back. |
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"By day the LORD directs his love, at night his song is with me; a prayer to the God of my life."
Psalm 42:8
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