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      How your dream worlds are real?

      I mean in normal dreams, how do your dream world's get real?
      Personally I get very realistic dreams most of times with impressive worlds, each such world is worth to make it into story. These dreams are strange, but do not have *very* weird things. Well, it happens only when I get enought rest, so now, due to my load, I do not get any interesting dreams.

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      Hey there, BP! Glad to have you here!

      Originally posted by Black Phoenix
      I mean in normal dreams, how do your dream world's get real?
      I'm sorry, maybe I'm just being thick this morning, but I really don't understand the question. Could you clarify a bit?
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      How many details do you remember about your dream worlds, eg. places where your dream is happening?

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      Well, that varies from dream to dream. I don't think that I usually remember as much detail in my dreams -- lucid or not -- as a lot of other people do. But in some dreams I can remember quite vividly the colors of things, the way people's faces look, the feel of textures that I touch with my hand, and sometimes sounds that I hear. I can't recall ever having a dream where I really rembered much in the way of smell or taste, however.

      I suspect that the level of detail varies greatly not only from one dream to another, but also from one person to another. There are probably some people that recall very intricate details from just about every dream they have -- others probably have are very fuzzy about the details most of the time.

      I wish I could tell you how to have more vivid dreams, but I haven't yet found a technique that "makes it happen" for me. Perhaps someone else will have some suggestions.
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      Most of my dreams are very vague. I can usually remember the plot or storyline of the dream, but not much detail. About evey 10 days/ 2 weeks I get a really detailed dream.

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      Well it varies for me, but depending on the time I remember everything. Not every single dream of course, but generally all of 4 dreams. If it's a bad night I'll remember only the outstanding events of a few dreams.

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      If I've had enough sleep (about 9 hours), I can usually recall details from my dreams very well. My dream memories are almost photographic - I can recall images very clearly. I never really remember any sounds, though - I'm not sure if I don't hear in dreams, or if I simply forget. Another thing that seems to elude me is the order in which things took place. It's like someone jumbled all the photos together, and I can't remember how they went.
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