Roguetta's Workbook

[Roguetta]

Reality Checks: - Reading - Looking at the time - Nose RC - Finger count RC Dream Signs: - My old neighborhood or home - Fake movies or games - Unknown places - Strangers or Famous people Short-Term Goals: - Hug my online best friend of three years. - Dance with someone under the light of a full moon. - Have ten minimum lucid dreams this month, July Long-Term Goals: - Create a relaxing and challenging labyrinth type place where I can relieve stress, have fun and learn new things. Basically a private tutor Island. WORK IN PROGRESS - Get over or try to come to terms with fears. - Explore or understand myself as a person, both physically and mentally. Lucid/Dream Recall History: - I've usually recalled my dreams for as long as I can remember and even when I have multiple dreams in one sitting without waking up, I can recall them all fairly well but the first ones will always start fading. A problem I have in my dream recall is recalling dialogue, sometimes I only catch snippets when I wish I remembered the rest because it seemed important. It doesn't seem to be lost because I feel like the dialogue is still there, just somewhere in my mind where I can't reach it. Current Technique: - MILD - DILD Wake up/sleep times: - Generally I go to sleep around 1:00am. - Usually wake up early, around 8:00am and then go back to sleep till 11:00am or 12:00pm. MOTIVATION: - Delving into the dreamworld is truly wonderful for me because it is always interesting and changing each time. I'm a bit fascinated by the mental state and how it affects us so dramatically. Dreams especially are great to learn from because it is such undiscovered territory, mainly because everyone is different and we each have our own thoughts. But because of such repetition in our lives and in history, we all seem to have some sort of connected dreams. Be it someone dying or their teeth falling out, emotions are shared and memories could be as well. I suppose what gives me motivation really is the fun of it all, it's a relaxing type of fun and I'm glad I found people here that have some sort of courses on it. My mother asked me what courses I wanted to study, I'm going to be homeschooled, and for a brief moment I really wanted to say Lucid Dreaming. That's kinda what lead me to this site and to the courses. I think dreams are a good way for me to learn because I seem to learn better visually. I'm not very good at motivational things, so I hope that will do. Next Lucid Dream Plans: - I would really like to just sit and relax, when I do lucid dream I always seem to be ready to jump up and fly away to explore it all. I've always had a bit of trouble holding myself down when I get into something, I usually want to skip ahead and go to the front of the line or something along those lines. I understand though that when it comes to lucid dreaming I must be patient and take it slow, stop sometimes and look around to make sure I understand it all. So my goal for my next lucid dream is to just sit down where I am and take in the view, perhaps summon someone to discuss it all with.