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    1. 08-27-2009 05:21 AM #1
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      Dream Journal and Dilding

      What is the link between them. Is it to find dream signs, so you can RC to them in real life?

      "What are you, a gangster? Get in that pool!"-Random DC of mine... don't ask.
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      Quote Originally Posted by -Blakren- View Post
      Is it to find dream signs, so you can RC to them in real life?
      Yup.

      Take a look at your dream journal
      What shows up more often than others?
      Sounds like a dream sign to me
      Reality check
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      Quote Originally Posted by no-Name View Post
      Yup.

      Take a look at your dream journal
      What shows up more often than others?
      Sounds like a dream sign to me
      Reality check
      Thanks man (: Swords, and my parents would be some good dream signs. My mom made me lucid in two LDs. God bless her soul But most times, I wake up, and I have no memory about any kind of dream what so ever, is there any way of fixing this other then dream journal :/

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      Quote Originally Posted by -Blakren- View Post
      But most times, I wake up, and I have no memory about any kind of dream what so ever
      That's one of my biggest hurdles, as well. I am lucky if I even remember just a small fragment of a dream, let alone the whole thing.
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      It helps me remember more dreams. If I slack on the DJ, instances of recall drops sharply.

      I personally find that aspect more important than dream signs, but they both are valuable to have working for you! It's a win/win situation to keep a journal!

      Reality checks are usually more successful for me when DILD'ing. Unfortuantely none of my dream signs ever tip me. It's usually something I would have never gathered from a past dream, like coming home and no door, or everything rearranged in the house.
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      the dream journal is key. it increases dream recall. the more you remember your dreams the better chance you have at becoming lucid
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