Thread: Yuppie's DEILD guide - The easiest way to lucid dream.

On some nights I am able to chain so many lucid dreams together that I can hardly remember all of them. So sometimes if the dream I just had was nice and meaningful I decide to move and write the dream down. I guess there is no way around that.

Either another dream and maybe forgetting the first one or writing the dream down and less of a chance for another lucid dream. Does anyone have a technique to better remember a dream? I try to remember only keywords, but even that is hard sometimes.

Originally Posted by Loooo

On some nights I am able to chain so many lucid dreams together that I can hardly remember all of them. So sometimes if the dream I just had was nice and meaningful I decide to move and write the dream down. I guess there is no way around that.

Either another dream and maybe forgetting the first one or writing the dream down and less of a chance for another lucid dream. Does anyone have a technique to better remember a dream? I try to remember only keywords, but even that is hard sometimes.

There's some really great information on recall on this forum. This thread looks really good, it will help dream recall compendiuml. I've never tried this personally, but try and recall your previous lucid chains within a dream? Don't know what effect it will give you, but worth ago! Next time I'm DEILD Chaning I will try it out for sure.

Originally Posted by Loooo

On some nights I am able to chain so many lucid dreams together that I can hardly remember all of them. So sometimes if the dream I just had was nice and meaningful I decide to move and write the dream down. I guess there is no way around that.

Either another dream and maybe forgetting the first one or writing the dream down and less of a chance for another lucid dream. Does anyone have a technique to better remember a dream? I try to remember only keywords, but even that is hard sometimes.

You can try repeating a few key words to yourself at the beginning of the next LD and/or bring an element of the previous dream into the next one. If it was one you don't want to forget at any cost, then definitely wake up & write. If it was average why not practice chaining together the memory and/or elements as well. It can also come back to you sometimes by going down a list of common elements until it jogs your memory hopefully. Also one of my almost forgotten ones was a FA...put that on your checklist as these seem to often be forgotten as they fool us into thinking we were just going through a normal waking and getting ready routine.

Originally Posted by Loooo

On some nights I am able to chain so many lucid dreams together that I can hardly remember all of them. So sometimes if the dream I just had was nice and meaningful I decide to move and write the dream down. I guess there is no way around that.

Either another dream and maybe forgetting the first one or writing the dream down and less of a chance for another lucid dream. Does anyone have a technique to better remember a dream? I try to remember only keywords, but even that is hard sometimes.

Some people buy a cheap tape recorder so they can awaken briefly, say a few words, and execute a DEILD, then eventually wake up and record.