Welcome to Dreamviews, snakeops! |
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So last summer, my friend told me about lucid dreaming, and we'd always talk about dreams. But whenever it came to talk about mine, I've always lacked details, my dreams always seem so fuzzy and hazy.... I can never remember too much, just a basic main idea. Also, they never seem "real," they are more thought like than waking life. Is this because I need to improve my recall? I'd appreciate any insight. |
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Welcome to Dreamviews, snakeops! |
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First of all, if you intend to pratice lucid dreaming, you have to understand it's a constant process. It may take a month or two (sometimes more sometimes less) to get regular lds and get experienced at control. It's very common that your first lucids are fuzzy and blurry, eventually you will learn to stabilize the dream and prevent early awakenings, at the same time you prologue the dream's duration and vividness. |
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Mancon, thank you so much for your insight and warm greeting! I've looked up several ways to remember my dreams, but I've always felt like asking myself. I'll definitely start writing down my dreams, following that guide, and using the method you've provided for me. ^_^ I guess I jumped the gun too fast trying to lucid dream, I'll work on my recall first. c: Thank you so much! |
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Looks like you two covered what he said ^_^ but welcome! |
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From my rotting body,
flowers shall grow
and I am in them
and that is eternity.
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