Thread: I came crawling back

Voice recorders help a lot. I can't survive without my, just the thought of having to write when I just woke up...no thanks xD

Remember that, like all habits, it gets easier as you progress, and at some point it becomes mainly automatic. That means you just need to survive a month or two

Originally Posted by zoth00

Voice recorders help a lot. I can't survive without my, just the thought of having to write when I just woke up...no thanks xD

I tried voice recording, didn't work for me, and I felt like a was more connected to my dreams when I wrote them down, and I often got them in my conscious memory a lot faster, I don't know why, but I have always loved writing my dreams down, instead of anything else. Just didn't work for me.. Would be a lt easier if it did, or if I did that from the start.

Originally Posted by Phased

I tried voice recording, didn't work for me, and I felt like a was more connected to my dreams when I wrote them down, and I often got them in my conscious memory a lot faster, I don't know why, but I have always loved writing my dreams down, instead of anything else. Just didn't work for me.. Would be a lt easier if it did, or if I did that from the start.

I once heard that people differ in the way they learn: visual leathers, auditory learners, and more tactile learners. When I heard that I thought that maybe I am a tactile learner because to learn I need to write down something or highlight it at least. Maybe you learn similarly to me? I too cannot imagine wanting a voice recorder, but I can understand that it does work better for other people.

Originally Posted by JoannaB

I once heard that people differ in the way they learn: visual leathers, auditory learners, and more tactile learners. When I heard that I thought that maybe I am a tactile learner because to learn I need to write down something or highlight it at least. Maybe you learn similarly to me? I too cannot imagine wanting a voice recorder, but I can understand that it does work better for other people.

Exactly. I'm very visual and tactile in how I learn, I need to write things down, draw diagrams ect. So yep, I'd say we are pretty similar in how we learn.

Hi, welcome back whoever you are! I sometimes get lucid sickness too, but I overcome it by simply forcing myself to DJ. I DJ at school, because I found my free time lacking. DJing really helped me get back into lucid dreaming (and keep me with it). I copy them to DV later, although I have 100+ dreams to still copy onto here . You just need to remind yourself that LDing isn't like IRL, and you will not get tired. Also remember that a good LD at night, means an even better day.