Thread: Loosing All Ideas You Want To Do During Your Lucid Dream When Becoming Lucid

You could try MILD/some type of mantra. Repeat your goals over to yourself in your head while you fall asleep. If you want to fly, keep thinking of flying while falling asleep and repeat to yourself "I will fly" or something similar. This auto-suggestion can be really helpful for remembering your goals once you fall asleep, and it also helps you get lucid

Burke's suggestion is great. Another thing is to physically write out your intention on paper every day, then post it somewhere over your bed. The subtle associations we perform in waking life have a lot to do with our dreaming life, so anything to reinforce and cement these intentions in the mind helps.

Think about your goals, write them in your dream journal, draw a picture, watch a video...

Everytime you thinking about your goal you are putting it in your memory.

What helped me the most was acting it out. I would stand in the middle of my room, pretended I just got lucid and did what I wanted to do in a dream.

1. I have never heard my voice in a dream before. So I practiced by yelling out commands, such as "clarity now!"...
2. I have never seen my body in a dream before. So I looked at my arms, my legs, I touched them, payed attention to how the fabric of my clothes feel, what the colors are, and such...
3. I practiced stabilizing by touching the ground, nearest wall, clapped my hands, patted my arms...
4. Also practiced throwing lighballs from my hands

You can practice anything. It works.