No longer trying to control..

Well hello there....

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I have been on this forum for long time:bowdown: and everything seemed fine untill I stopped lucid dreaming "" Truth be told this only happened a couple of times, but at least I did come to the state of leaving my body conciously more than just a few times. BUT NOW.:?..now this has stopped, I am not sure how to get back to doing so... smoking weed does not help, as this just makes me SLEEP sleep. ><

Let me know if this has happened and why to any of you lucid dreamers out there..:banana:

xx mwah xx

Well, are you doing RCs? Are you keeping a dream journal? Doing a mneumonic phrase?

If not, do.

If so, do differently. It is easy to stray away from keeping a detailed dream journal, to stop focusing on RCs, to lose the meaning behind the phrase...

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Originally Posted by Delphinus

Well, are you doing RCs? Are you keeping a dream journal? Doing a mneumonic phrase?

If not, do.

If so, do differently. It is easy to stray away from keeping a detailed dream journal, to stop focusing on RCs, to lose the meaning behind the phrase...

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Sorry for my ignorance but is the dream journal to be kept for all dreams?

Most of my dreams are a mish mash that i can make no sense of when I wake.

Only the Vivid or lucid(If thats what i have) make any sense because i sort of created the actions so remember them as if they happened.

Is it still advisable to write down the dream even if it has become a memory?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by trayden

Sorry for my ignorance but is the dream journal to be kept for all dreams?

Most of my dreams are a mish mash that i can make no sense of when I wake.

Only the Vivid or lucid(If thats what i have) make any sense because i sort of created the actions so remember them as if they happened.

Is it still advisable to write down the dream even if it has become a memory?

Thanks.

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Yes, it is, because, its supposed to help you improve your dream recall. Just write down everything that you can remember even if its just a small part :)

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Originally Posted by trayden

Most of my dreams are a mish mash that i can make no sense of when I wake.

Only the Vivid or lucid(If thats what i have) make any sense because i sort of created the actions so remember them as if they happened.

Is it still advisable to write down the dream even if it has become a memory?

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Even if the dream makes absolutely no sense, write it down.

If the dream is an old one... I would suggest writing it down. that way, you can read it later. This way, you can't lose a dream very easily. Although, I'm not sure if it will affect your recall at all...

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Originally Posted by BigFan

Yes, it is, because, its supposed to help you improve your dream recall. Just write down everything that you can remember even if its just a small part :)

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Well done, BigFan. :D