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yes! I thought I was a lost cause, and I wasn't able to remember dreams the first two days after trying, except for a fragment from a nap. Last night, however, I was able to wake up and write about 4 different dreams (although 1 was very short and I wrote very little about it). Pretty soon I'll be havin' lucid dreams :P
Hey good job, If you keep at it your dream recall should just get better and better.
Good luck, keep working at it.
Good job! :banana:
So for the sake of the others on the forum... how did you do it?
Now don't get complacent.. keep it up, eh?
the other night I tried doing things I hadn't done before, so last night I went to bed at my normal time, 2 am, because I knew that I was going to get plenty of sleep (didn't have class till 10), and I did auto-suggestion, and for some reason I was able to wake myself after each of the dreams (I had an alarm set for 8:30, but I woke about 30 min before it anyways, so I turned it off).
Congrats, dream journals help with recall if you aren't using one then I'd recommend that you'd make one!
Improving your dream recall is like a skill, it improves after practise just keep it up and you will continue to have amazing recall.
Good job. Keep it up! :)
I agree that dream journals are very very helpful...and fun.