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    View Poll Results: Do you keep a dream journal?

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    1. 12-23-2004 05:29 AM #1
      nathant1310
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      A little advice....

      I started exactly 2 weeks ago and before then I use to remember 2 dreams a month now after keeping a dream diary i can remember 1-2 a night. my point is

      KEEP A DIARY

      it made my recall 100 times beta and i have a dream every night. its a bit of a hassle but u gotta do it.
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    2. 12-23-2004 10:29 PM #2
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      Congrats! I've also found that my recall goes down the drain without the use of a dream journal. If anyone needs assistance on how to write in a journal, free to ask because, even though some find it easy, others aren't sure.

      -Amé

      "If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."
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    3. 12-24-2004 01:35 AM #3
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      Welcome nathant1310

      Yes, a dream diary is where it all begins. And may I suggest a few things?!?

      1. Enter a name for each dream. most likley important parts

      2. Enter the date & time. If not when you wake up, write it down in the morning.

      3. Some people do not do this but I put what day it is when I record - mon, tues, etc.
      I think these things can help establish trends & pattern in your dreaming which may pay of at a later date.

      good luck wit the journal!
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    4. 12-24-2004 04:31 AM #4
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      i keep a drema jounral on and off. i dont need it to help wiht my recall, its relaly good, but i like to wirte down dremas beacse its fun to show other people a drema journal. lol.
      Need Help? Have Questions? PM me so I can help you out

      "Dreams are as portals. Flat visions of misty places. But I can write dreams!" - Myst Uru
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    5. 12-24-2004 05:22 AM #5
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      yeah, i was very strict with my dream journal, and had begun to slack off. but a couple days ago i was looking back at my old dream journal and reading so many interesting dreams i would of forgetten if i didnt record them, so now i am slowly but surely reentering the tedious yet rewarding aspect of dream recall: the dream journal!!


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    6. 12-24-2004 08:20 AM #6
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      thanx guys, i hope lots of new ppl read this and learn from it
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    7. 12-24-2004 10:20 AM #7
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      heres a bit of advice for YOU:

      different things work for different people.


      Ignorant bliss is an oxymoron; but so is miserable truth.
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