Thread: Andrew's Workbook

OK. Dreamsigns after common occurring themes (like school) or characters or object in your dream. Knowing these helps to become lucid. For example, if your one of your signs is a person from school (quite common) or work. If you see this person in your dreams, you can do an RC to confirm if you are dreaming.

To improve your recall, keep a dream journal. This is a must! DO NOT be one of those guys who think they are going to be a lucid dreamer without a DJ. It is possible, but keeping one will certainly boost your progress rapidly.
You don't have to record your dream in detail (leave this for LDs if you wish), just dot points at first. Then you can add a bit more detail. Just focus at first on recalling the synopsis of the whole dream. Oh, and remember to look over your dreams later on to look for any dream signs.

Originally Posted by L4xord

To improve your recall, keep a dream journal. This is a must! DO NOT be one of those guys who think they are going to be a lucid dreamer without a DJ. It is possible, but keeping one will certainly boost your progress rapidly.
You don't have to record your dream in detail (leave this for LDs if you wish), just dot points at first. Then you can add a bit more detail. Just focus at first on recalling the synopsis of the whole dream. Oh, and remember to look over your dreams later on to look for any dream signs.

Ok, I have started a digital DJ, using the DV DJ system.I will post to it as much as possible. My introduction is also there. I also have a notebook and a pen next to my bed, so I have a place to write right away, which I will then copy to my digital version. Thanks for the help BTW, I will be updating the original workbook.

-andrewgies17