Thread: Azoller1's Dild Workbook

Yeah, it's important to write it down.

You can try this trick. If you re-tell your dream to yourself using words, rather than just replaying it in your mind, it will transfer to your daytime memory and you may be able to recall it even little later. But really, best thing is to write it, or at least some kewords, immediatelly. Have a notebook handy. Sometimes I have a piece of paper in the bathroom and on my nightly visits I jot down time and keywords.

Yeah it does help me if I keep reading it over and later on in the day I'll see or notice something that will kick my memory in about my dream,

OK I'm still doing lots of RCs and mantras throughout the day but keep forgetting to do them in my dream maybe I'll try an afternoon nap later and see if I can become lucid

Originally Posted by azoller1

Yeah it does help me if I keep reading it over and later on in the day I'll see or notice something that will kick my memory in about my dream,

OK I'm still doing lots of RCs and mantras throughout the day but keep forgetting to do them in my dream maybe I'll try an afternoon nap later and see if I can become lucid

The thing is, you are not forgetting to do them in your dream. They are simply not getting into them, because perhaps you didn't practice them long enough yet, or maybe you not using enough emotions.

Once that happens, they will show up in your dream automatically without you doing anything about it. But they will get you lucid only if you have enough awarenes. You can get awareness by practicing it during day. One, short way is in the article Collection... as I linked you above.

More detailed explanation of self awareness is here http://www.dreamviews.com/wild/13181...prep-part.html