• Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views




    Results 1 to 6 of 6
    1. #1
      Member TurkeyFace's Avatar
      Join Date
      Jul 2006
      Posts
      35
      Likes
      0

      Arrow

      hey there, its been around 2 weeks since I started dreamin. There is a big problem that encountered around 5 days ago. For some reason sometime before i wake up, something happeneds and I can't remember my dream at all! Its like my memmory is erased and then i wake up! grrr, this isn't good, I probably can't get anywhere near Lucid Dreaming with this trend. But the thing is, is that whenever I have vivid dreams I can remember them well and I don't even need a journal. The vague dreams are mostly forgoten but I don't know how to control my vivid dreams.... does anyone have some adice toward vivid dreams?


      I also listen to jazz fusion like Al Di Meola, classical, especially paganini for my guitar inspiration, and lots of other kinds of music
      MUSIC = LIFE!!!

    2. #2
      Member TurkeyFace's Avatar
      Join Date
      Jul 2006
      Posts
      35
      Likes
      0
      anyone?


      I also listen to jazz fusion like Al Di Meola, classical, especially paganini for my guitar inspiration, and lots of other kinds of music
      MUSIC = LIFE!!!

    3. #3
      Member
      Join Date
      Mar 2006
      Gender
      Location
      Moravia (UH)
      Posts
      71
      Likes
      0
      But the thing is, is that whenever I have vivid dreams I can remember them well and I don't even need a journal. The vague dreams are mostly forgoten but I don't know how to control my vivid dreams.... does anyone have some adice toward vivid dreams?[/b]
      How much dreams do you recall per night?
      I recommend writing vivid dreams to dream journal as well, it'll help you to find dream signs.
      If you want to control your dreams, you need to become lucid in them. Are you doing any induction technique. If not, I recommend to begin with doing reality checks.

      BTW: Lossing dream memories sometimes happen to me. After some wake ups with no recall I determined this (from sleeping posture and deepening sleepy mind state): I sometimes wake up, but not fully conscious, then roll from side to side, fall asleep for a while - this clear my dream memory. And then I wake up and don't remeber anything .
      However, this could be only a theory.
      Lucid Count: 60 (a lot from dream reentry and recognizing FA)
      Experiencing uncommon problems is a way to debunk inaccurate theories and find the truth.

    4. #4
      Member
      Join Date
      Jul 2006
      Location
      far far away
      Posts
      284
      Likes
      0
      Quote Originally Posted by Likenight View Post
      How much dreams do you recall per night?
      I recommend writing vivid dreams to dream journal as well, it'll help you to find dream signs.
      If you want to control your dreams, you need to become lucid in them. Are you doing any induction technique. If not, I recommend to begin with doing reality checks.

      BTW: Lossing dream memories sometimes happen to me. After some wake ups with no recall I determined this (from sleeping posture and deepening sleepy mind state): I sometimes wake up, but not fully conscious, then roll from side to side, fall asleep for a while - this clear my dream memory. And then I wake up and don't remeber anything .
      However, this could be only a theory.
      [/b]
      yeah i agree just as soon as u reawaken go right to ur dream journal and right down as much as u can... the more u write the more ull remember
      these jokes in no way reflect the opinion of mountain or his affiliates and subsidiary corporations, and as such he is immune from all whining, bitching, complaining, lecturing, the pointing out of ignorance, awareness raising, lawsuits etc. if you would like mountain to stop making racist jokes, he in turn would like you to go f*ck yourself</span>.

    5. #5
      Sith Dreamer DarthDallas's Avatar
      Join Date
      Jul 2006
      Gender
      Location
      Orange County, CA
      Posts
      235
      Likes
      0
      DJ Entries
      1
      Every entry in a dream journal helps a little, or so im told. No matter how little you remember, it should help your brain to remember your dreams more and more and more. And yes, vivid dreams to, which are usually more memorable because of vividness. As far as induction techniques go, i personally have only had DILDS so far but an LD is an LD.
      "Do, or do not. There is no try." ~Yoda

    6. #6
      Member
      Join Date
      Jul 2006
      Location
      South Carolina
      Posts
      12
      Likes
      0
      I&#39;m just starting my dream journal myself. But I&#39;ve had two dreams in the past year that I will probably never forget, just because of how vivid they were while having them. Heck, I may have been in a lucid state during them and didn&#39;t know it. For me personally, I find that vivid dreams are really important for finding dream signs, as long as you can remember very specific details within them. But then again, if you couldn&#39;t, why would you call them a vivid dream?
      "It takes an idiot to do cool things... That&#39;s why it&#39;s cool."




    Bookmarks

    Posting Permissions

    • You may not post new threads
    • You may not post replies
    • You may not post attachments
    • You may not edit your posts
    •