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I remember the first time I used a mantra to wake up and I got 4 dreams that night. It was a great feeling for sure. I was very surprised the first time. |
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09-12-2011 11:01 AM #1
Satisfaction
For me, there's nothing more satisfying than waking up in the middle of the night feeling thristy, so getting up to get a drink and then realising that you can remember three or four dreams!
Last night this very thing happened to me after having two nights without being able to remember anything. At first I thought I could only remember one dream but then they all started flooding back. Very satisfying
Anyone else have similar experiences?No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle, unless the testimony be of such a kind, that its falsehood would be more miraculous than the fact which it endeavors to establish - David Hume
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09-12-2011 06:37 PM #2:)
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09-13-2011 10:52 PM #3
That seems to be how it works, in the morning too. I start out remembering some vague dream scene, and details flood back, as long as I keep thinking about it (which is the hard part for me) until I've remembered enough to fill a page.
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09-14-2011 10:54 AM #4Member Achievements:
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tonight I woke up at 2 am and remembered one big dream. I tried to WILD and started to have those dreams without sleeping, as soon as I realised them I snapped back to reality so I remembered a dozen
. but I couldn't get lucid 
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09-14-2011 11:41 AM #5
Last night I kept waking up and writing notes down on my phone about my dreams. I remembered a couple of full ones and some fragments
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09-14-2011 11:43 AM #6Member Achievements:
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well i think i should also start writing notes in the night... but I suffer of cronic laziness...
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09-14-2011 07:17 PM #7Haha! I'm the same. I didn't sleep too deeply last night and my phone was right next to me. I was still in that sleep/wake state when I was writing notes. Took me a while to work out what I dreamed when I saw them in the morning.
Originally Posted by pichulick
Stubert likes this.No testimony is sufficient to establish a miracle, unless the testimony be of such a kind, that its falsehood would be more miraculous than the fact which it endeavors to establish - David Hume
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yeah, I often wake up to a note pad full of random scribbles. Should really pay more attention. Originally Posted by Isadore
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09-14-2011 10:21 PM #9I have the same problem. Sometimes my sleepy handwriting is hard to read and a lot of times I write weird random notes. I remember stuff during my WBTB, but if I don't write down details I can forget them if I go back to sleep. Originally Posted by Stubert
I never get tired of waking up from new dreams.
It makes every night full of new adventures.
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09-15-2011 02:18 AM #10
i wish i could remember a full dream
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09-17-2011 07:04 AM #11You will in time. Originally Posted by funnky
It may help to try some of the stuff suggested in the dream recall tutorial.
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