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This is a very newbie question but here it goes. I understand that when you first awake from a sleep in order to accurately remember your dreams you should lay still and close your eyes to focus on your dream before anything else. I can’t distinguish the line of waking up and being asleep, the next thing I know I am thinking about something else and do not realize I have awoken. Has anyone else had this, or does anyone have some sort of a solution. |
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That's a horrible thing to have...i used to be really good at waking up and recalling my dreams in full, but now i struggle to piece it all together. I guess i've gotten out of the habit of it. |
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'all of the moments that already passed/
try to go back and make them last.'
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Last night I was able to actually wake up right out of sleep and realize that I had just been asleep. I remembered my dream vividly, it was indeed the clearest dream I have ever had. I do believe this is something that demands practice and an awareness of your mind that you are going to be going to sleep. Thanks, ill keep you posted if I am able to repeat this again tonight. |
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This is indeed annoying and the solution to it is simple: waking up with an alarm. |
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Ah but I've noticed is that natural awakenings cause dream recall loss usually only in the morning upon waking up for good, where as, including from my own experiences, it seems that waking up during the night is usually of a sudden character thus not requiring an alarm to be set. Not to generalize but this is what I've observed of myself and others. |
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