I too, am having the same problem. I suggest improving dream recall. Just keep writing in your journal :p |
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I'm confused because I had a long lucid dream last night and I remember becoming lucid and some things I did during it, but after that I remember only fragments. How is this happening? |
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I too, am having the same problem. I suggest improving dream recall. Just keep writing in your journal :p |
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Will do, thanks |
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Well, your dream recall in a normal one vs a lucid one shouldn't be any different. The key to lucid dreaming is recall. I bet on average, people don't even remember half of their lucids. lol |
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Same here. That's the problem with DILDs... Sigh. |
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Lucid dreams, gotta love em.
I suggest DEILD, (dream exit induced lucid dreaming). There is a post of it somewhere around here, i think its in attaining lucidity. |
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It is possible that you became lucid before your REM state which would make your dream less vivid and harder to recall. I wouldn't suppose you knew when in the night you had the dream? |
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What do you think of my transportation/spawning method/hypothesis? ... I think it's pretty badass...
http://www.dreamviews.com/f11/new-tr...thesis-102505/
Shrooms Weed Crack Speed
Distinct LD Goals: Go to "Happy Place" [ ] Prank DC's with portals [ ] Destroy the world with my bare hands [ ] Plant a bomb on an unaware DC [ ] FIND MY DREAM GUIDE [ ] Visit Lucid Rage Island [ ] Use the power of imagination [ ]
Lucids are much easier to remember than non-lucids, since you're awareness typically helps in the formation of longterm memories. I'd be more inclined to say that if people remembered any of their dreams, it'd be the lucid ones. |
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