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      Latest I Can Go To Sleep when practicing Recall? Sleep schedule?

      I used to have a thing where i would go to bed at 8pm, wake up at 3am to see if i remember any dreams to write down, then id fall asleep and wake up 2 hours later at 5am to do the same thing, then again at 8am.
      Im wondering whats the latest time i could go to bed so that i can still practice my recall by waking up in the middle of the night, yet getting more out of my day? I seem to think 8pm is a bit too early and i never really have much to do. Any ideas? And if you can ciuld you tell me a time that would be good to go to bed and times to wake up so i can experiment with them?

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      You can pick any sleep schedule(within reason) and have it work for you, but you need to be consistent and stick with it. Once you stick with that schedule for about a week or even less than that, your body will adjust and dream recall will become a lot more easier to do. No need to wake up two times during the night(that's actually not good for your sleep really), just wake up whenever you normally wake up. Then once you wake up, stay still and remember the dreams you had. Remember, keep your sleep schedule consistent and everything becomes easier. A consistent sleep schedule also helps with lucidity.

      I for example go to bed at 9:30 pm every night and wake up at 5:30 the next morning. I do this every day Monday-Friday and it helps amazingly with recall.

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