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      Welcome to DV, Jakub.

      I would suggest that you keep at what you are doing, even if you aren't getting results. Eventually, you will have more lucid dreams. Just takes time.

      And as for the dream recall, I would suggest autosuggestion. Helps me out loads.

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      Thank you for the welcome carmine eternity

      I have been trying autosuggestions for some time to no avail. I can actually feel that I've been having lots of dreams but it's almost as though my mind doesn't want me to remember them (like it's trying to seperate me from the dream-world)

      I go into a very deep sleep and as soon as I wake up, snap back to reality. There's little crossover between waking life and dreams for me... maybe it's just a dry spell. I've been feeling a bit sick/run down in the last few days, that might have something to do with it

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      Greetings, ephemeral! (That's one of my favorite words) Glad you decided to join us!

      As has been said, just relax and give yourself some time. Is there something that's causing you to become distracted when you wake up? I've been teaching recently and when I wake up my mind had a tendency to start thinking about classes and students and what not, so if there's something that'd stressing you or grabbing your attention, try to relax and tell yourself before going to bed that you're not going to worry about it until after you get out of bed. Being sick could definitely affect your recall as well as how well you sleep.

      Just give yourself time and stay focused. You'll be remembering them soon enough and has been said before, if you stress out over it, you'll be hindering your own improvement. When you wake up, don't move. Just lay there for a little while and try to remember [b]something[/i], anything. Often, if you can remember one detail (a person, place, color, emotion, etc.) more will come back to you. And be sure you write them down. Taking time to write them shows that you find them important and you are more likely to remember things that are important to you.

      Best of luck. I hope you continue to enjoy your time here!

      -Amé

      "If there was one thing the lucid dreaming ninja writer could not stand, it was used car salesmen."

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      Thanks for the advice Amethyst Star! I like the word to
      It's strange because I was doing really well, having great recall and keeping a faithful DJ. However the recent lack of recall has made me a little unmotivated and so I haven't been writing much down. I'll see how I go tonight, hopefully I'll have something to write about. Heh, that hug emoticon is cute...
      Cheers
      Jake

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