So, when you read your journal entry about the dream it didn't trigger you to remember it? |
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I found my old dream journal from 2009, back when I first got into lucid dreaming. And it turns out that there's an extra lucid dream that I had forgotten all about. D'oh! So I've had four total lucids and not three. |
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Last edited by Wasatch; 03-10-2014 at 07:35 AM.
2015 Lucid Dream Count: 0
Future Lucid Dream Theme Goals: 1. Research Project [0] 2. Animorphs [0] 3. Dragon Ball Z [0] 4. Harry Potter [0] 5. Buffy the Vampire Slayer [0] 6. Sherlock [0]
So, when you read your journal entry about the dream it didn't trigger you to remember it? |
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I once woke up with the thought "yes, I did it! I had a lucid dream!" But I could not recall anything, so I do not know whether or not I actually had a lucid dream. |
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You may say I'm a dreamer.
But I'm not the only one - John Lennon
The latter part of the dream seems familiar, but otherwise no. Just based on the tiny amount of lucids that I've had, it feels like my recall for those is a little weaker than for my non-lucid dreams. With non-lucids, it's like watching a movie, so the plot sticks in my mind better. But the lucids get subjected to my usual bad memory from waking life. An awareness issue? |
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2015 Lucid Dream Count: 0
Future Lucid Dream Theme Goals: 1. Research Project [0] 2. Animorphs [0] 3. Dragon Ball Z [0] 4. Harry Potter [0] 5. Buffy the Vampire Slayer [0] 6. Sherlock [0]
For me it is the reverse. Because I am not conscious in my normal dreams they are rarely vivid so I have a hard time remembering them. But once I become lucid I have much better recall...unless I don't write it down when I wake up. Then, just like most dreams, it fades away. |
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