Well, I didn't want to create a new topic, so I'll bump this as it.. kind of relates.
Anyway, I've tried all these different methods of remembering dreams, but I found that waking up with the vibrating phone at 6 AM almost always guarantees me a dream, or at least a fragment of one.
I've been doing good. Like, I'm having 3-5 dreams a week. But I'm also having a lot of fragments, I'm having a fragment a day...
But anyway, I have another question. I woke up at 6 yesterday, and remembered a dream, wrote it down, and went back to bed. But I didn't just go to sleep this time. I counted my breaths and just relaxed. I found myself losing track of my breaths every so often and going into a dream. I would wake up very quickly from them though, but I'd remember them as a fragment of a dream. (ie: I remember a man drinking hot chocolate) Not very detailed, but I'd still remember having a dream.
But it's weird because, when I would lose track of counting, I'd go into a dream and wake up from it in only about 5-10 minutes. I repeated this and remembered 4 fragments last night. And by the way, I do try and expand these small parts of a dream I remember, but it doesn't really work...
Also, when I was counting my breaths, I would feel numb around my body, mostly at my legs and feet... and my back felt like there was something on top of it. I ignored it though...
Is this a weird thing to happen, is it even possible to remember dreams in this way, back to back to back in only about an hour?
Also, if I get good at recalling dreams, (This is so cool, because I used to hardly remember anything) I might want to try to have a lucid, but it seems like an awfully difficult thing to do.
And sorry if this is a long post, thanks for reading. ;P
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