There's no time

**smoothcriminal1** · 01-25-2012 03:19 AM

I have no time in my life to even try to lucid dream. Everything is so busy, I'm lucky if I even remember my dreams at night. It's so upsetting because I really want too but I feel like I have no time at all. Early mornings cut off all of my dreams. Sigh.

**Linkzelda** · 01-25-2012 03:22 AM

I'm having to forget some of my dreams most of the time because I'm still finding ways to adjust to my new college schedule.

My advice is that if you don't have the time to recall everything, write down the major points in the dream and keep it somewhere safe for later reading. Than try to associate those major points, and you'll most likely remember more of the dream.

You can focus on other dream senses if the other fails (a friend of mine told me that when I asked her how she remembered so much detail).

**smoothcriminal1** · 01-25-2012 03:24 AM

Originally Posted by Linkzelda41

write down the major points in the dream and keep it somewhere safe for later reading

The mornings are so busy, I don't even have time to sit down and write my dreams.

**Linkzelda** · 01-25-2012 03:25 AM

That's what I'm saying lol. Major points could be like

"Fight with dinosaur," "Jumping off plane," short things that take only like 30 seconds at least. I'm sure you have at least 30 seconds or at least 2 minutes to write down those major points

**smoothcriminal1** · 01-25-2012 03:27 AM

Originally Posted by Linkzelda41

That's what I'm saying lol. Major points could be like

"Fight with dinosaur," "Jumping off plane," short things that take only like 30 seconds at least. I'm sure you have at least 30 seconds or at least 2 minutes to write down those major points

OOOH, okay. Oops.

I could do that.

**Sea07** · 01-25-2012 07:17 AM

smoothcriminal1, I was worried when I realized school was going to be back. I only just found out about Lucid Dreams and was (still am) very keen on training for it. What I have decided to do was suggested by another user (sorry, can't remember their name). I have decided that incorporating regular Reality Checks and practicing All Day Awareness every day would be best to fit around my schedule. Catch a bus everyday? More time to hone your ADA, and RC's don't take very long at all (as long as you concentrate on it). There is a variety of techniques that help with your Dream Recall and in turn, helps become Lucid a bit easier, so choose what's right for you!
Hope I could help!

**yuppie11975** · 01-25-2012 08:40 AM

Pick something that doesn't require day dedication (alot of methods suit it) Like DEILD, or sea said, ADA
When you go to sleep at night, that's time. Use a mantra for remembering your dreams. "I will remember my dreams'
When your memory is good, focus on a technique.