Thread: I came crawling back

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.