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Hello everyone,
I'm a 18 yr guy from Tennessee. I saw this website a few months ago,
but then I forgot about it, and just remembered I was interested in lucid dreams because
I sometimes wake up fustrated because I can not remember a dream I was having, not even a little bit. :shakehead2:
So I though perhaps I could get some help from this website.
thanks for reading
-OA
Hello there, well thanks for remembering us. :)
I'm sure that you'll get all the help you need here, everyone is friendly and welcoming. If you ever have any questions, just PM me and I'll gladly answer them. :)
Hey and welcome to Dream Views! I'm sure you'll find some helpful information to help your dream recall. :3
I few years ago I had a cassette tape that was very relaxing to listen to, it helped me sleep, there was a man talking me through some relaxation technique and then he took my mind on a journey and some neat thing like that, I had dreams when I listened to it, but I lost it.
Just wonding if its recommended, and if so are there any CDs out now that do this?
There are a lot of relaxation/meditation CD's/MP3's out there - although, I don't use them so I can't give you any recommendations - sorry.Quote:
Originally posted by Opera_Apparition
I few years ago I had a cassette tape that was very relaxing to listen to, it helped me sleep, there was a man talking me through some relaxation technique and then he took my mind on a journey and some neat thing like that, I had dreams when I listened to it, but I lost it.
Just wonding if its recommended, and if so are there any CDs out now that do this?
But I can recommend starting a dream journal if you haven't already. This will greatly increase your recall, just by your mind knowing you will need to remember your dreams so you can record them. Well, there's more to it than that, but it's a good starting point.
Anyway, Welcome and Good Luck!
welcome :)
if you want to remember dreams better, it will help to keep a dream journal in which you record all your dreams...