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    1. 07-24-2009 07:24 PM #1
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      Two Questions: One eye impaired and better remembering?

      Okay, simple and short

      Question 1: In some of your lucid dreams, do you find yourself only seeing out of one eye, or noticing that one eye is loosing sight or fading in and out?

      Question 2: I've come to notice that when I have a lucid dream one night, I not only remember that lucid dream, but also every other dream. My usual dream recall is 2-4 dreams per night/morning, but I had two lucid dreams, one FA, and four other regular dreams, and I was able to remember them perfectly after waking up. Does having a lucid dream increase your all around dream recall?

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    2. 07-25-2009 12:43 AM #2
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      yeah "eye problems" are a common pest of my dreams- I plan to fix them next time by pulling an extra eye out of my pocket and placing it on/near the defective eye, if that works I'm gonna place more on my head for 360 degree vision
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    3. 07-25-2009 07:45 AM #3
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      i used to have the eye problem a very long time ago, it seemed to have gone away. i used to also have the sluggish movement in LDs but that also went away with time. i think those problems might have to do with you getting used to your dream body, may just take practice and time.
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    4. 07-25-2009 04:05 PM #4
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      I miss having lucids like every other day.
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