Thread: Failure to even remember dreams :O

yeah i guess I never really thought about writing down a failure as well as a successful dream. It makes total sense to do so now that you guys have mentioned it, its another step I must go through in order to achieve lucidity I suppose. After tonights sleep i will write down whatever my thoughts are fersher to get my DJ going. Thanks guys

If I'm having bad dream recall, I think of any keywords I can possibly come up with (school, friends, family, television series/films I like, things that happened the day before,...) usually if I think of a word that's related to any dreams I had, the entire dream comes back to me.

Originally Posted by adeeleo

yeah i guess I never really thought about writing down a failure as well as a successful dream. It makes total sense to do so now that you guys have mentioned it, its another step I must go through in order to achieve lucidity I suppose. After tonights sleep i will write down whatever my thoughts are fersher to get my DJ going. Thanks guys

Trust me...Writing down your failure is not an excuse for gaining post counts (or DJ entries with the new system) You should see my first DJ on here when we had the threads...The first three pages had "I can't remember" on them simply because I was using my own advice. After a while you will start seeing improvement. Of course blank posts/entries is something you could avoid by writing goals and just stuff like the next time you are planning a WILD or the reason why you won't try it. A failure is not really a failure like causing a bomb to blow up in your face. It more like you wasn't thinking about the subject enough for your subconscious to pick up on it so you are using the failure itself as an excuse to think about it more. When life give you lemons...Many users post their failures so you won't be the first...It is quite common.