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    1. 06-26-2009 02:09 AM #1
      pheenix345
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      A yearly schedule on LDing

      School is starting to get out of hands and I don't have time to
      -Wake up and record dreams(Feel too lazy to write when waking my normal time of sleep is: 9A.M.-6P.M.)

      -Remeber to do RCs, my mind always focuses on work, meditation does not always work

      -I am a MILDer, I can't remind myself to remember/recognize dreams every night.

      So, I thought of a "calender"
      Try to LD only on holidays(Summer,Christmas,Spring break, weekly long breaks)

      Main question: Is it alright(hopefully progess) to take a LONG break from dreams from time to time.

      Tips would be nice
      Stay breezy on the dreaming coast
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    2. 06-26-2009 02:49 AM #2
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      It's okay... But you're not going to make much progress. Your recall will decline over time if you do nothing to help it, and reality check frequencies could get shorter and shorter after time.
      Bollocks.
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    3. 06-27-2009 02:29 AM #3
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      It doesn't sound like it would work very well. Like Delphinus said, if you don't frequently practice, you're not going to get better, and might get worse.
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