Try laying still for a minute or two before reaching for your journal. Moving chases away your dreams, but laying still will allow them to come forwards again so that you can copy them into your short term memory before you move. |
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Try laying still for a minute or two before reaching for your journal. Moving chases away your dreams, but laying still will allow them to come forwards again so that you can copy them into your short term memory before you move. |
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I sort of have the same issue as you mention. I'll wake up and I won't remember anything, but I'll have a sense. Usually that sense will trigger a memory and I'll be like "Okay. Now I know what I dreamt about, but I want to remember the whole dream." I'll continue to lay there and follow my thoughts through the dream. A few times this has made me fall back asleep and the dream will continue, but be different than the actual dream I had had. When I wake up from that dream, I'll remember both dreams. They will have both started the same, but ended up differently. The same thing has happened with FAs where I'm writing in my dream journal and then it will just become another dream based on what I was writing down. |
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lol meditate. |
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Lucid Dreamer, Traceur. Psion, programmer, director and magician
Lucid Dreams: 3
DILD: 2 WILD: 0 FILD: 0
WBTB:0 FA: 1 MFG: 0
I don't count these as true lucids because they where not very clear, but until I have my first real lucid these will do.)
If i dont have time to write it all down befor getting out of bed i just write down key pieces, then while taking a shower or what not I go over the whole dream in my head |
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