Thread: Why not?

Why won't the habit of reality checks carry on to my dreams It makes me angry I did and do high quality RC's like everyday before I go to sleep I even say to myself I will remember to do an RC in my dream. so why? PS: sorry for noob question.
Plus first night without melatonin and I remember 3 dreams

My advice, don't use that kind of autosuggestion. You will start to lose faith and interest by saying you will do this and end up not doing it.

Do you have a situation to reality check like "next time I see a red car, I will remember to reality check"? This definetly helps me and I have about 5-8 lucids a month.

Btw, that wasn't a noob question.

ok thanks and i'm starting to see my dream sign are friends but I don't see them often.

maybe you should select a different one. Mine is actually the red car one.

ok thanks for your help.

What I find helpful is to determine what you want to do in your up coming dreaming sessions two hours before sleeping. While I haven't extensively tried this, I have noticed that generally whatever I do two hours prior to sleeping appears in my dreams. By the way, it takes a LONG time to carry thoughts into your dreams. I mean, not for everyone, but I think most people will agree that it takes a long time. When I first started lucid dreaming it was easier for me to input info that I wanted to happen in my dreams.

But what I suggest is doing something involving dreaming two hours prior to laying down. Read about it. Check the forums, make a song about it, write it down, talk about it, plan it out, and do lots of RCs.

I too will work on this more and tell you the results later, if you'd like. Hope this helps.

-plugs thread's detached power cord back into wall socket- Try Galantamine and Choline Bitartrate OP. Since you seem to be into LD-related pills, I recommend the reading the book "Advanced Lucid Dreaming: The Power of Supplements" by Thomas Yuschak. It's a phenomenal book and I have had some really high level lucid dreams courtesy of the knowledge gained from that book. Galantamine, and Choline Bitartrate were just some of the supplements covered.

http://www.amazon.com/Advanced-Lucid.../dp/1430305428