A lot of people here, will have a different opinion about this. But back when I was smoking, I could almost never remember my dreams because of it. |
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Makes it harder to remember your dreams? I smoked last night for the first time in 2 months and I remember having a bunch of dreams, but as soon as I tried to recall them, they slipped away. I think it could have been Mary Jane's fault. |
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We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~ T.S. Elliot
A lot of people here, will have a different opinion about this. But back when I was smoking, I could almost never remember my dreams because of it. |
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Geez Mary Jane may make you tired as hell and fall asleep easy and you will probably have a lot of dreams, but I also noticed that my recall was a bit off, but the dreams were pretty much always lucid. |
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I remember dreams on pot |
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I have been smoking pretty much everyday for about a year now and I did notice that it had a negative effect on my dream recall. However, I practice my recall and now I have such a high tolerence for marijuana that it really doesn't effect me anymore. The only time I don't remember my dreams is when I don't try to. |
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Well hopefully I can get over the poor recall, because I love Mary Jane. She's my gal. But if it came to giving up dreaming or Mj, Mj'd be out the door |
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We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~ T.S. Elliot
Its common knowledge that weed makes it harder to remember dreams. The second day after I quit I start remembering all sorts of mad dreams. |
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Well, you need your brain to remember dreams, and pot kills lots of brain cells. So in the long run it is obviously not good for your memory or your brain. lol |
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True, i have only just recently stoped smoking everyday and my dream recall has gotton alot better, but when i was on it day to day, it seemed i would forget my dreams quicker. |
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Don't blame good old Mary Jane but she could have had something to do with it, lol. Yeah I used to smoke a lot for about five years and like the majority of people out there, when you stop smoking for a while your dream recall will improve. I still had dreams after nights of smoking pot but my recall frequency dropped and my motivation for lucid dreaming dropped also, but thats just me. I still smoke on occasion, but try not to often because it screws with the two things I love most in life doing practicing, kung fu and lucid dreaming. |
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Yeah, Ive smoked for the past 2 days and I havnt had any dreams. Ill probably only do it occasionally now, at parties and whatnot. Which makes me sad |
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We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~ T.S. Elliot
I LOVE MJ, however I have just recently learned about LD's. Can you see the problem? It is all very interesting and I am exploring. However, I feel the same way, i'm pretty sure it affects dream recall. What's a person to do?:p |
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I guess it's about whatever's more important to you, and I think that Lucid Dreaming would be an overall better experience than getting high, as pleasurable as it is. And after I learn to LD, Ill just do it in my dreams... |
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We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~ T.S. Elliot
im committed to LD's. its all i think about and read about. so if it must go, it will. i'm still goin over a the fundamentals of this process |
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"..it's bad anough that you sell your waking life for minimum wage but no they get your dreams for free."
I haven't even had one lucid dream that I'm aware of yet, but it has no effect on my ability to remember my dreams when I wake up. I always remember at least 1 a night. |
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Absolutely! There is no question about it. I am an on again/off again pot binger, and I have seen very clearly what that crap does. If I am in a pot smoking phase, I will still remember my dreams, but not that often. The memories are fuzzier when I do. When I am not in a weed phase, I remember my dreams very vividly every day. Most importantly, it is nearly impossible for me to have lucid dreams during a pot smoking phase. On the rare occasions I actually pull off lucidity during such a phase, it is usually very fuzzy and I can't hold onto it for more than a few seconds. I have not been in a pot phase and held onto lucidity for more than five seconds yet. When I have gone several weeks without pot, I start getting back my lucid ability. I have no trouble at all having good, long lucids when I have been off pot for a long time, but I am lucky to even cross the line at all when I have smoked it recently. Lots and lots of other people will tell you the same thing. |
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How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
Aaha Solution=Lucid dream about having a session. |
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Marijuana isnt addictive at all, just habbit forming. When it comes down to it, I really have no trouble stopping when I have to or want to. |
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We shall not cease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. ~ T.S. Elliot
Well, I have a great deal of trouble quitting. When I say that it is addictive, I don't mean everybody who does it gets addicted. It just means that some people get addicted to it. No matter what label you put on it, I have struggled for years to quit smoking it in spite of the negative that comes with it (laziness, foggy headedness, allergic reaction, sickly feeling, anxiety, depression, avoidance of situations where I can't be stoned, inhibition of lucid dreaming and meditation, etc.). It is not physically addictive, but neither is gambling. People still give up everything they own for gambling in many cases. Calling it "habit forming" does not take away that very serious fact. Gambling can cause an ongoing and overwhelming compulsion to do it, as can marijuana. I am 35, and I have known tons of people who got majorly hooked on marijuana. A lot of them are total bums now because of it. Marijuana has negative effects and can consume people's lives. Pick a term for that, but that's how it works. Be careful. |
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How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
Prolonged cannabis use (& I'm talking more than just the odd spliff) slowly increases the levels of the chemical Dopamine in parts of the Brain. |
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I have smoked enough of it to know that what you are describing really amounts to going through life as a lazy dope while on a dope binge. It wasn't a rainbow for me. I feel so much better, am so much more relaxed and happy, and have such a clearer head when I have gotten far past a dope binge. And the advice about doing it in moderation is futile advice for some people. |
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How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
Dope. No It enhances recall while also increasing your ambitions and sex drive. |
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wow HOWIE. i dig that pic.....and oh man, i gotta say, i was high for like 4 days..and my dream recall did not change much. there were some differences though like there were details that i could not remember and people can be real questionable too. the weed rampage i was in made me have REEEEEEEAAAALL vivid thoughts and dreams and allowed my meditation to be more entertaining and more uuumm cool. i think that people that are unafraid of experimenting in the mane of LUCIDITY should experiment with weed and dreams...oh and if you have not ever smoked weed in your life and wanna start dont make it a habit and use it responsably, oh and dont have great expectations the first time. |
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"..it's bad anough that you sell your waking life for minimum wage but no they get your dreams for free."
That's a touch judgemental UM. |
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