Welcome Croneus! |
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Just saying hi to all. I've been working with lucid dreaming the last few weeks as I'm home with a very badly broken ankle from work and school, and have little to occupy my time with besides mental pursuits such as learning to play the guitar, reading, and lucid dreaming. I know I've lucid dreamt in the past, not really knowing what it was. Recently however after trying, I've had two lucid dreams. One very powerful, one somewhat strong before I shocked myself awake. However in the about a week and a half since these two incident, which happened on a Friday, then Saturday, I've been unable to get myself to lucid dream. My dream recall is fine, and I'm keeping track in a dream journal word paper on my pc here. Earlier tonite I was napping, and I believe I had a WILD, but am unsure. My thoughts drifted from standard waking type thoughts into a dreamlike setting that I could control. I don't remember drifiting off at all, just thinking about fraternity brothers to suddenly having a job at Barnes and Noble. Is this a WILD, or some other type of dream? Any comments appreciated. |
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Welcome Croneus! |
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Quality LD's: 16
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Hah. Trust me after the first two months, EVERYTHING becomes really boring. Anyhow, what's the thoughts on the following: I'm not sure if it's me or my recall but I don't remember having multiple dreams per night, I usually have one long one that just scene changes for me. But I don't count the scene changes as mutliple dreams. |
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Everyone knows what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, however, few are familiar with the North Vegas slogan: What happens in North Vegas will haunt your dreams forever.
this is pretty normal; its all a part of gaining/losing recall. |
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Quality LD's: 16
Its pretty tough to remember all your dreams when you wake up in the morning. Its even more difficult to remember which memories belong to which dream. I try to notice when I naturally wake up after each REM cycle. I jot down some notes every time I wake up thoughout the night. |
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