Thread: Need Help dreaming

practise makes perfect. think of the things you did the night you had to lucid drream and do them. or pretend your in your first lucid dream and picture what you did/ would do again if you were in the luicid dream

I appreciate the advice, perhaps im getting impatient. Ive just been looking forward to the idea of a 24 hour life. When i had my first lucid dream i woke up refreshed, i felt like i had just experienced something i thought was beyond human potential. It became clear that with enough practice i would never reallly have to sleep. So, maybe my ambition has me getting impatient with the whole proccess.

Ive also been sick lately, does that affect the way you dream in a negative way?

Do a memory mantra. Something like "I will remember my dreams." Say this over and over in your head before you fall asleep. It has worked for me and quite a few others on this forum. Your dream journal is a good step, but it must be kept diligently. I'm afraid your lucid may have been a bit of a fluke. You really want to build up your recall, first. Also, to assist in recall, you may wish to hold as still as you can upon waking, as moving sends signals to the brain that disrupt whatever train of thought you had going.

i dont think you being sick would stop your dreams but if your so sick that it affects you being able to sleep then yes it could make a difference. and mario is 100% right.
i make up my own commands that i tell myself such as i will be aware in my dream tonight! i will RC in my dream tonight.

Cool, ill try the mantra thing. Thanks alot you guys, its nice to have a community of more experienced people to get help from, im glad i stumbled on this site.

also remember if you had a lucid dream in 2 days with practise you could be one of them naturuals who do it every night with some practise D

Originally Posted by dengan

I appreciate the advice, perhaps im getting impatient. Ive just been looking forward to the idea of a 24 hour life. When i had my first lucid dream i woke up refreshed, i felt like i had just experienced something i thought was beyond human potential. It became clear that with enough practice i would never reallly have to sleep. So, maybe my ambition has me getting impatient with the whole proccess.

Ive also been sick lately, does that affect the way you dream in a negative way?

I was sick for a couple days and I didn't remember any of my dreams. I'm not sure if that did it though. I also heard apple juice increases vividness.