alright i read about this yesterday and i want to let u know what happen. I went to sleep and i remembered 3 dreams my first night. My body woke up and wrote them down. Im not even joking. Give me some advice and i love this thanks.
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alright i read about this yesterday and i want to let u know what happen. I went to sleep and i remembered 3 dreams my first night. My body woke up and wrote them down. Im not even joking. Give me some advice and i love this thanks.
keeping a drea journal is the best thing you can do at this stage.
also i good tip would be to do reality checks now then, once you have recognised your dream signs.
there are tutorials on reality checks and dream signs on this website so please, have a look around.
have a nice time on dream views.
Myke Gregory.
that's fascinating, where was your mind?Quote:
Originally Posted by skylerlome
Welcome to Dream Views!
Keeping a Deram Journal would be great to help remember more dreams. You may even be able to find your Dream Sign.
And what do you mean your body woke up and wrote them down? Were you still dreaming, but your body started moving and wrote them down?
Welcome to DreamViews, skylerlome!
:lol: I almost pissed myself when I read that.Quote:
Originally Posted by slayer
Yes i was still in a dream and when i actually woke up i had stuff written on my paper next to my bed.Quote:
Originally Posted by slayer
wow, if this is true, that's great, but, was it readable and are you sure that you weren't somewhat conscious when you wrote the stuff but you just don't recall it? :PQuote:
Originally Posted by skylerlome
it was readable. I wasnt conscious. I woke up and it was thier. I did it again last nightQuote:
Originally Posted by BigFan
wierd...
I've written in my DJ when it was pitch black and it was barely readable the next morning... I think muscle memory can write legibly without sight. But without conciousness? That's odd. Anyway, keep writing them down. (Whether you mean to or not.) And I imagine you shall start having lucids soon.
How long are you staying awake while you jot this stuff down? Hypnopompic memory is known to be pretty terrible.
idk, i really dont know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shift
thats so awesome :D . you'r so lucky .
hehe ty i still havent had a lucid dream though. hope i get one soon
Having a dream journal is the first step towards lucidity, and you are already on the right track.
Once you have written your dreams down, you need to analyse them for patterns. These patterns are called dream signs. For example, you might find that you always dream of cars.
You can then use these dreams signs to recognise you are dreaming and thus became lucid.
Check out the tutorial area for some techniques.
Oooh and welcome to the forums :D
This happens to me a lot. I will wake up and find a whole dream written in my journal, with no memory of writing it. I guess that is why it is important to develop a solid habit of recording your dreams every time you wake up. Sometimes those mid-night awakenings can be really hazy, spacey, and hard to remember.
thank you for telling me this sometime we all need a little pat on the back. It kinda makes me feel better. again thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrdeano
Same goes for you robot