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Forget a Lucid Dream
hello!
yesterday something weird happened to me.
I was in a dream, and suddenly felt weird, like I knew I was dreaming, like...I feel very very conscious, and there was a moment in where I laid still, because I was asking myself if I was really lucid or not....and then wanted to do the task of the month but couldn't remember it, later, I lost lucidity, and when this happened I knew it, like "oh I'm losing lucidity, meh, it's ok".
the dream continued, non-lucid(but I'm not sure if I was lucid)
has this happened to you? a "lucid" dream in the middle of a lot non-lucid dreams, and when you woke up you can't remember almost anything, so you don't know if you were lucid or what...?
bye!
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Yes actually I have been having a lot of these lately. The last 3-4 I have had have been in the middle of a couple non-lucids in the night, I become lucid then quickly forget I'm dreaming very quickly. Its very frustrating.
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Just by reading through the dream journals, it seems like a very common occurrence.
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no, I'm not talking about distractions, nor lucidity.
I never became lucid.
the point is, have you ever recalled a lucid dream so bad that you weren't sure about what happened? you weren't sure if you were lucid?
bye!
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oh you mean, like your memory of the dream was so hazy, you didn't have a clear understanding of weather or not you actually KNEW you were lucid?
Well if so I know exactly what you mean. I accidently had a pretty dull wild this morning, but the way I slipped into it made me not sure if Iw as lucid or not afterwards because my memory of it faded so quick. I looked back rememebring the things that happened, but I couldn't remember what I was thinking about in terms of awareness.
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Hmm... I can't think of any specific time this has happened to me, but I'm fairly sure it has. It sounds like more of a recall problem rather than a lucidity problem.
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It's kinda hard to forget a lucid dream, for me. Regular dreams are one thing that fade quickly from memory, but having been nearly awake and aware seems to store that memory in a more solid, substantial place in my brain, because I knew it was happening.
If you want to improve lucidity, you should also improve recall. Your post is a prime example of it.
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Also, if you make a mental note to remember the dream while you're lucid, that should help. And you can always wake up on purpose and write down the dream right away. Of course, that requires a certain level of lucidity, which is easier to get if you have better recall. =D
