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Lucids can typically be more memorable than ordinary dreams. But normally if you don't remember any normal dreams, you won't remember your lucids that well either; I'm surprised you were able to remember as much as you did!

Speaking of remembering dreams, have you considered starting a dream journal? They're great for improving your recall; if you don't remember much as of present, there's a chance you might not remember lucids you'll have down the road.

Originally Posted by Puffin

Lucids can typically be more memorable than ordinary dreams. But normally if you don't remember any normal dreams, you won't remember your lucids that well either; I'm surprised you were able to remember as much as you did!

Speaking of remembering dreams, have you considered starting a dream journal? They're great for improving your recall; if you don't remember much as of present, there's a chance you might not remember lucids you'll have down the road.

I think he's got a DJ but just haven't filled it in that much. Remember to always write something in there - no matter how fragmented your dreams are. (This goes for everyone here).

Originally Posted by ThePieMan

I think he's got a DJ but just haven't filled it in that much. Remember to always write something in there - no matter how fragmented your dreams are. (This goes for everyone here).

You're so lucky that you're a natural and can get a damn lucid dream every night and don't even need to record them!! Sometimes its really hard to remember dreams because I wake up and my mind is completely blank lol.

Well... everyone's good at something. It's what makes this world bearable.

Some tips here

-Autosuggestion
-Frequently do RCs
-Write something on the back of your hand to remind you to do RC (maybe this will be carried forward into your dream)
-Write "I will LD" on post it notes and stick them everywhere.