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    1. 04-17-2008 07:29 AM #1
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      Not new but

      I guess that I never made an introduction post. I got an email "tempting" me to come back, as I had not been here for a really long time. I am 25 female, always bored, looking for people to chat with. Way back when I found this place it was simply searching for how to decipher meanings in my dreams. Lately, I haven't been remembering dreams as often, probably why I have not been here.
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    2. 04-17-2008 08:31 AM #2
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      Well welcome back to dreamviews! Always nice to have another onboard!

      If you happen to be interested in remembering more of your dreams, why not try starting a dream journal? It is quite simple and extremely effective.

      Anyway, hope you stay with us!
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    3. 04-17-2008 04:39 PM #3
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      Hey, welcome back.
      If you really get bored, you can always check out some other people's dream journals. Its pretty easy to get hooked.

      Keeping a dream journal has helped me interpret my dreams. You start to recognize recurring themes and symbols, and get a better feel for how your brain dishes out the goofiness.
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    4. 04-17-2008 05:04 PM #4
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      Welcome back to Dream Views.

      If you're remembering dreams more often perhaps start a journal here in the Dream Journal Forum? It's always nice to get comments on your dreams. It's great to just read the others' journals as well. Sometimes there will be someone who has similar dreams to your own. It's interesting to chat with others who have experienced similar dream themes.
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    5. 04-18-2008 03:17 AM #5
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      Thanks for all of your responses! It's difficult to remember my dreams I think because most of the time I am either woken up or simply wake abruptly. I also have difficulty getting to sleep. I have some 5-HTP I might try, as I have been told that it can help with sleep.
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      i need to start a dream journal does it help that much i'm just a noob i don't really know anything yet
      "Next time your eating a Reese's and some guy named Reese comes up to you and says let me have that. You better give it to him. I'm sorry Reese, I didn't think I would ever run into you." - Mitch Hedberg
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    7. 04-18-2008 05:01 AM #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by reesespieces View Post
      i need to start a dream journal does it help that much i'm just a noob i don't really know anything yet
      REESES!!!

      anyway, writing in your DJ helps you with your dream recall and if you write them down in the morning then it makes that "dream feeling" stick with you longer during the day
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      Quote Originally Posted by reesespieces View Post
      i need to start a dream journal does it help that much i'm just a noob i don't really know anything yet
      Keeping a dream journal of some sort is awesome. You'd be amazed at how a few scribbles and notes a day can enhance all your dreams. Lucid and non lucid.

      Check out Wasup's Dream Recall Tutorial in the Tutorials section
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    9. 04-18-2008 08:10 PM #9
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      Maybe it would help, but I swear when I wake up abruptly I almost lose whatever it was I was dreaming instantly. I am not sure about keeping a dream journal here though, visible to others. I may attempt to keep a dream journal at one of the many blogging sites.
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    10. 04-18-2008 09:05 PM #10
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      Tape a note to your alarm clock that reminds you to think about your dreams maybe?
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    11. 04-19-2008 01:16 AM #11
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      Oddly enough, I don't wake up to an alarm clock. My living arrangement is crazy right now, and so is my sleep pattern. I have hypersomnia, so you'd think I'd remember dreams, since I sleep for so long, but my sister usually is the one causing my abrupt awakenings (as I live with her). Or, I simply wake up too fast on my own for some reason. I will attempt something. I do remember tiny bits and pieces from dreams sometimes, but not enough to decipher a meaning.
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      Hmm . . . Well, is there anything you do, or look at, somewhat regularly immediately after you wake?
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      thanks laguna girl1 by the way love your quote!
      "Next time your eating a Reese's and some guy named Reese comes up to you and says let me have that. You better give it to him. I'm sorry Reese, I didn't think I would ever run into you." - Mitch Hedberg
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