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Hey, im new, and i have a newbie question. I have not even thought about lucid dreaming yet, as I am soley focused on improvin my dream recall. I remember my dreams 1 a month clearly, and that usually fades away after a hour. I have heard from a friend that there are techniques that you can practice to improve dream recall. Can anyone give me a few? Thanks a bunch. |
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Dream Journal is a way to go. |
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I have found the opposite. I take 800 mg of Seroquil everynite for and anti-psychotic and a sleeping aid. I find it very, very, very difficult to recall dreams when I wake up. |
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It is hard to vividly remember dreams for more than a few minutes after you wake. Recording them in a dream journal right away helps lock them in your memory. I've always felt that translating them into words helps solidify the memories. Even if you forget the dream, itself, you will remember the process of writing it down. You will remember remembering it. Does that make sense? |
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autosuggestion |
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In regards to anybody else with Seroquel, here's 2 PMs I sent moody after some research, about dream recall in general and dream recall with seroquel. |
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i hate dreamrecall with it i probaly commited suicide a long time ago |
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