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    1. 12-16-2010 12:44 AM #1
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      Waking up after Dreams, Remembering dreams closer to awakening

      Does anyone notice that after a dream (non-lucid, i don't know if this happens with lucid dreams or not too...) they wake up for a few seconds? I noticed last night that after two dreams I had that I woke up for about 3 seconds, because I remember looking at the clock at 3:30 a.m. and 4:15 a.m. I also noticed that I tend to remember dreams that are near the time that I choose to wake up. I usually remember the last two dreams of the night.
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    2. 11-17-2011 11:01 PM #2
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      I want to bump this because of what I've been thinking of lately. Is there any way to actively do this for every REM cycle/dream?
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    3. 11-17-2011 11:17 PM #3
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      You wake up after every sleep cycle, which is about every 90 minutes to start off with. The more you sleep, the lighter you sleep, and the shorter these cycles become as REM periods occur closer together.
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    4. 11-17-2011 11:39 PM #4
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      So, is there any way to sleep lighter normally so you have a higher chance of waking more frequently after them/remembering them easier?
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    5. 11-18-2011 05:15 AM #5
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      I have set alarms throughout the night before in order to try and time it so that I will wake up and remember the dream better. I had some success but ultimately, sleeping through the night became more attractive so I quit doing it.

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