Usually I can recall 2 or 3 dreams a night with moderate detail, if I set a few alarm clocks in the early morning, however lately I haven't been able to recall even one dream, or one dream with little detail. |
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Usually I can recall 2 or 3 dreams a night with moderate detail, if I set a few alarm clocks in the early morning, however lately I haven't been able to recall even one dream, or one dream with little detail. |
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When I struggled with dream recall early in my Lucid Dreaming 'career' I adopted a few techniques, these being; |
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Ok I'll read the artical thanks. I always seem to suddenly remember a small part of the dream in the late morning, but only very small details. I've actually started to work on having all day awareness, quite a hard thing to pick up at first but It'll come in the end. |
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Last edited by LivinLucid; 01-30-2014 at 06:32 PM.
Yeah man, everything comes with time, just stay at it and keep persistent. And if you're remembering small details, write them down mate, anything and everything helps man, so, if it's an inconvenience to write these down when you realise these things, maybe find a way to write down some of it quickly? I'm sure it might help. You could use 'tags' - just write down some of the main points that will refresh your memory on the dream at a later date, then elaborate on the tags later when you have time. |
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There are variants to ADA that IMO are just as valuable to LDing as ADA but without the life interruption/exhaustion. Termed "ADA/RC" or "continuous RC" by some, the idea is that you're continuously aware of some single aspect of your existence: the feel of gravity, your breathing/blinking, your heartbeat, your location, etc. At first yes it can take a lot of effort, but you're not noticing absolutely everything around you, you're focusing on just one thing. And since what you're noticing is relating to the self, it's self-awareness that you keep on high alert, which is really good for LD progress. And since it's just one thing you're focusing on, you can get good at it pretty fast. |
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FryingMan's Unified Theory of Lucid Dreaming: Pay Attention, Reflect, Recall -- Both Day and Night[link]
FryingMan's Dream Recall Tips -- Awesome Links
“No amount of security is worth the suffering of a mediocre life chained to a routine that has killed your dreams.”
"...develop stability in awareness and your dreams will change in extraordinary ways" -- TYoDaS
check out this section dedicated to recall Dream Signs and Recall Good luck. |
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