Thread: Nightly Dreamer

Man, what a trip do I have every night! So I had always been fascinated by dreams and back in early 2011 I decided to start doing a dream journal to better remember them. Before that I think I was average in remembering dreams. I would remember them sometimes and sometimes not. Ever since I started the dream journal, after about a couple of weeks, holy moley! Could remember everything!

I actually was remembering too much and it was starting to drive me crazy. So I stopped doing the dream journal back in July, but I still remember my dreams extremely well and they keep getting more vivid and the dreams get crazier.

A couple days ago I dreamt that there was gremlin in the house (you know from the movies) but only his feet were there and I was chasing after his feet so he wouldn't get me in trouble. Eventually they turned invisible but I could see where he was running by the footprints he would leave as he ran around.

Last night even more bizarre. It went from hagning out with friends to homosexulity, to the homosexuality only being a movie that I was acting in that I was watching while I played basketball which then I ended up in a beach playing volleyball that was in the mediterrnean with lots of surfers but we were in the Midwest in fact.

Haha, so anyway just wanted to introduce myself. Hopefully you don't all think I am crazy.

lol, what an introduction!
Welcome to DreamViews

Sounds like your recall is spot on, What methods are you using to get lucid? Or is lucidity even what you want?

Originally Posted by nito89

lol, what an introduction!
Welcome to DreamViews

Sounds like your recall is spot on, What methods are you using to get lucid? Or is lucidity even what you want?

I currently use ZERO methods. Before I used to do dream journals and also dream dictionaries so I was always finding meanings and also training my brain to remember. However I stopped doing that like six months ago.

With that being said, I am very imaginative and daydream a lot, so I believe perhaps my brain is wired to remember dreams. Perhaps it just needed that extra little push when I started dream journaling.