Thread: Does anyone else...

That's really interesting, I've never thought about it. But next time I am lucid I will try.

I'm not sure if it has somthing to do with using your concious part of the brain or not but I have tried to think of things several times. Everytime, I can only put attention to somthing from my waking life for a brief period. Otherwise I begin to loose lucidity. Even when I try and think of a technique (which I learned during my waking life) I will start to loose lucidity unless I refocus on somthing else.

I do sometimes remember my waking life, but to be honest, I like keeping my dream and waking lives seperate. But I will try to remember more waking life things next time I LD.

When I lucid dream I am so amazed to how real it feels and many times have tried to tell people I see in my dream my phone number and name. I do this in the dream so then just in case we are meeting each other in another real state the phone call in my waking life would be a cool thing to prove there are other realities we share.

When I tried to recall my number I goof it up. I end up messing it up after three numbers. :-( Although I don't goof up my name. :-) Also in the lucid state I have trouble reading things. I guess its the battle trying to be concrete in the dream state.

I do recall events well in my lucid dreams. Recalling my waking life is how I know I am lucid. I always do a check of what I did in the day and when I went to sleep to verify if I am really sleeping. It's just the numbers and reading that I can't get right.

Intesting post Thanks for asking it.

Dreamlyn :-)