How To Lucid Dream (Dream Journal Tutorial) Increase Your Dream Recall!

Hey guys, and welcome back to another video! Today, I will be showing you the best tips and tricks to keeping a dream journal.
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Keeping a dream journal is one of the best ways to increase your dream recall, and is one of the key steps you need to take if you want to learn how to lucid dream. Writing down your dreams every morning is not always easy, and in this video I will show you methods you can use to become a master at recording your dreams!
I really enjoy making lucid dreaming videos, and if that's what you like, SUBSCRIBE to my channel as I'll be posting new tutorials every week! This lucid dreaming tutorial focuses on how to keep a dream journal and is more oriented to beginners. If you want to request a video, leave a comment!
And as always... thanks for watching :D
Music by Chris Zabriskie

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

I hope these tips help! If you want weekly lucid dreaming tutorials, subscribe to the channel and leave a like ;)

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

+Jowhar Shareef for now the channel will be mostly lucid dreaming focused so I changed it back :P

[@jordanreid7895]

Great tips! Love this channel!

[@dovahchicken935]

I don't have a journal but I always try to remember my dreams but can't so I need a dream journal

[@ellies1806]

Can you read some of your dreams in a video?

[@arranli579]

Explore Lucid Dreaming My dreams are so vivid that i can’t tell the diffrence between dreams and real life. Sometimes i remember something I didn’t do, so that’s why i know im dreamin every night. Pls help, my journal is filled with “I dont remember my dream”

[@lookatthiscatbro1462]

"Write down your dreams as soon as you wake up." My bladder: "I'm about to end this man's whole career."

[@soliasrodriguez3545]

This comment is amazing and funny best comment I've seen all day

[@dapanda2068]

Take ur journal into the bathroom.

[@SerabiiBot]

Tell your dream to your bladder as you piss. No, really. Speaking your dream aloud will help keep your brain focused on your dream.

[@Hazyla]

Gay Arsonist keep one in the bathroom and write while you’re peeing.

[@theDancingDragonfly]

Your mind: Nevermind your bladder... Think deeper... deeper... deeper... In other words think about the dream you just had or the dream that you want

[@carham4988]

This channel will get big, I’m calling it. Then I will be able to tell him I was here since 1k.

[@Storuhm]

Exactly that!!

[@mantis1710]

Fr though

[@koliesedits9065]

same

[@i.beat.my.slaves444]

IshYaGurl hes at 96k tho

[@cal4720]

Car Ham you were right! And this channel is awesome!

[@woomy2852]

I have a dream journal its full of "i didn't remember anything"

[@MrSKinspires]

Do you smoke or drink regularly? I've noticed when I was smoking that I didn't dream at all. Also stress is a factor

[@arranli579]

15 [FIRE] 15 Same 😂😂😂

[@woomy2852]

@@MrSKinspires im not stressed often and i dont drink/smoke since im 11

[@SydneySininen]

I find that masturbating before sleeping makes it almost impossible to remember any dreams, which is a habit I have so that's rough

[@mac6417]

@@SydneySininen so that's whyyyy. Fuck

[@griff1nz]

Just by writing down my dreams and thinking hard about what happened I was able to remember more of my dream. I could remember a whole sequence of events. You helped me a lot. Subscribed

[@samc8941]

HeroOfTime same here the dream journal has helped I went from never remembering my dreams to remembering them every night now.

[@sachinkanji]

100th like

[@bakxagaming2242]

I am stuck at this stage since a long a time. I haven't been able to control my dream or just create one. Most of the times i get hold that I'm dreaming and boom.. Over

[@Vumpee]

Yea like I’ll write something, think I’m done writing, then remember another event

[@bethegreatest4976]

Same out here!! This morning I remembered 3 dreams in 1 night!

[@skiddleywiffers]

“HE STOLE MY DREAM JOURNAL!”

[@sniddler9114]

I DID NAUGHT. MISTER ELECTRIC, SEND HIM TO THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE AND HAVE HIM E X P E L L E D

[@hwqh]

Nirsai Jajo reference to the movie “Sharkboy and Lavagirl”

[@aurora5899]

omg yassss

[@aridoodlez]

“YOU’RE IN MY CLASS, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND!”

[@captainmarshy223]

@@hwqh oh that movies assss

[@aric_j7875]

Now that I think about it, most other KZbinrs haven't covered this aspect of dream journaling in this much depth 👍

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

+Lop _ glad you enjoyed :D If you have any suggestions for future videos, let me know!

[@luisalcocer5095]

@@ExploreLucidDreaming1 Does a phone work just as well as a dream journal?

[@ardagn24]

@@luisalcocer5095 no

[@DArjunAditiyaN]

dude stop kidding!! Most of the youtubers haven't covered the CONCEPT of LUCID dreaming in this depth.!! He is the correct person for this and I'm a huge fan!!

[@Choomba78]

@@luisalcocer5095 I know this comment is late, but a phone works for me so far.

[@zafoulis]

I did exactly that mistake of discouraging myself by writing a lot of details. Being the first entry of my not yet bought journal, i felt very happy being able to remember so much. But on the other hand it took so much time that i thought i couldn't do it every day..cause you know, work. For that reason i dropped the idea on the first try...But now that you clarified this, you made me wanna try again because i want this so much. So thanks a lot! Keep the videos coming!

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

+zafoulis glad to hear this video helped! We’ve all been there... and writing down every detail isn’t for everyone. I myself like to only record the main themes and events in the dream and let my mind fill in the gaps. Thanks for your support! 💕

[@AndiXOL]

@@ExploreLucidDreaming1 can you make a tutorial on how to teleport to different dimensions in a lucid dream?

[@reeshalkumar7758]

@@AndiXOL Has he made a video on this ?

[@maxwuruhiart7801]

I have two dream journals, my rough one and my detailed one. I keep the rough one on the desk right by my bed and as soon as I wake up I write down my dream in it. then through the day I look through it and write it up in my second journal with more detail to peoples appearances, what objects look like, and the land scape, I find this very effective as its easier to find patters and I'm not writing all the details as soon as I wake up so I'm not dis-motivated.

[@UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana]

I found that dreams always have inferable information that is not directly perceived e.g. character motives, the method of an event happening, the validity of a statement in the dream, etc. I also found as you keep a dream journal and/or start inferring the "hidden" information, the dreams get stronger, like the difference between a low-budget movie and a high-budget one. There are more settings, more open settings, more characters, more diverse characters, and even more sub-plots. I have found my dreams are really often split between two subplots now. That's great because I get to see the world from a bunch of other people's perspectives, as the second main character usually looks nothing like me and is something completely out of left field like a dog.

[@jacobduncan3268]

I woke up this morning not remembering my dream, and I was thinking about it in the shower, and I remembered my dreams, thinking about it helps

[@wackystarboy1477]

This works. On the second night of the dream journal I remembered at least 80%. Though it was so unrealistic that I wish I noticed so I could become lucid

[@James-tv2bm]

Keeping a dream journal is really interesting. Even if you don't have a lucid dream looking back on the weird dreams you had, it gets really fun trust me!

[@ruvik2508]

One time I had a lucid dream and woke up like "Awww man... I hadn't have a lucid dream again :(" Then I listened to some music while lying in my bed and suddenly my memory of the dream kicked in and I thought : "Wait a minute!"

[@edmfan2108]

This channel is underrated !!!😍😍

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

+EDM Fan thanks!! 💕 Hopefully one day we start to grow xD

[@hudsonpugh4101]

Explore Lucid Dreaming u hit 100k congrats

[@schneider6890]

Now it's not!

[@superbc8109]

Now it’s really really not.

[@edmfan2108]

@@superbc8109 yeah i realize that now 😂😂

[@Krystallion]

Once I wake up I just take my phone, turn on voice recording and sleepy me talks what I remember from the dream into the voice memo, then I close and save it and continue to sleep. I just can't take a paper and write out everything when I just wake up because I'm so foggy when waking up so I just talk it out with an almost drunk like sleepy voice and then even if I continue to sleep afterwards I remember them forever really. So now it's like: When I wake up I remember the dreams and I feel like I remember more dreams from the past 2 months than from the past 2 years. Which is amazing^^

[@subodhSakhalkar]

I started writing down my dreams, and after 2 days, I remembered 4 of my dreams from that night!

[@nikoprenc2437]

i literally went to sleep and u had 83 k and now u have 101k and i did 3 reality checks so its fr haha congrats

[@katedreves-hunt9352]

Right now I am thanking my mom. When I was younger, every morning my mom asked me what my dream was about . It caused me to have a decent dream recall which has made this much easier.

[@TheAlchemist1089]

So cute 🥺

[@danespilman8213]

dream journals work so well, I couldnt remember like half of my dreams but once I started, a few days in I was already able to remember atleast 1 dream every night

[@yeshua-amenalleluyanatha-a7921]

Omgg !!! I started listening to this yesterday night and slept off almost at the beginning. Guess what? I had like 4 lucid dreams at night. It was CRAZY!! So after I wrote down my dreams and came to rewatch this, I was called out on one mistake which is not writing down aspects that we would rather not have had in our dreams 😅😂 anyway, I went ahead to do so after. Thank you so much for this!!!

[@LD-dt1sk]

KZbin:Lets place video from his chanel in this guys recomended Me:Your’e best youtube

[@themfdon0308]

Do you know english?

[@twinsz3498]

@@themfdon0308 meaning ???

[@carloscastro1192]

RNG Solar It wasn’t even that bad oh come on

[@liamtoons8736]

You're*

[@Remji]

Make a Video about your Dream Journal pls

[@nolovelooli8831]

ACECOLF Do you mean how is dream journal is organized or his dreams tho cuz thats private stuff😂

[@Remji]

@@nolovelooli8831 His dreams😂😂

[@nolovelooli8831]

ACECOLF i meant his* but thats not the point here😭

[@deadrat2003]

@@nolovelooli8831 not all his dreams

[@monacle7467]

It's on his patreon

[@peachiekeenp]

Me: I will lucid dream tonight! The Air Force base near my neighborhood: I’m about to ruin this man’s whole career

[@eetuhakkila5956]

oof

[@CertifiedHuntingHornNoob]

Lol

[@davidspaics6221]

Same

[@taylorreich3053]

You don't live near an air force base. You're asleep right now.

[@peachiekeenp]

@@taylorreich3053 :0

[@drummercarson896]

Every night I dream that I meet my dream adopted daughter for the first time. She has brown hair, brown eyes, a pretty smile. She's so pretty on the inside and outside. I gave her a hug

[@nezukochann8712]

That was a nice dream though :3

[@kingheffy9044]

HE RUINED MY DREAM JOURNAL! NO I DID NOT! MR ELECTRIC SEND HIM TO THE PRINCIPLES OFFICE AND GET HIM EXPELLED

[@Adamofficial07]

Hi childhood

[@diverge1]

Gaming 10x brod lol

[@blahblahtoucan5329]

Woah...!

[@joshfenwick1479]

Awesome movie

[@SAM_ARTHUR_CL0VVNDOLL]

I KNOW EVERYTHING! AND YOU, KNOW NOTHING! NOW, BOTH OF YOU GO TO THE PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE AFTER CLASS! WITH YOUR PARENTS! (I probably recalled this scene a bit wrong because I’ve not seen this movie since I was about seven)

[@oat3728]

Me in the morning after I have a lucid dream Me: Wow, that was a crazy day yesterday. Mom: what do you mean? We just stayed here at home. Me: Uhhh... what? We went sky diving. Mom: Were you dreaming? Me: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... it all makes sense now...

[@mikerotchburns7287]

That wouldnt be lucid dreaming...

[@shadw7815]

Luvid dreamming means you are fully aware that u dreamt even in the morning

[@craigforsyth4588]

@@shadw7815 yeah.

[@the_black_swordsman7184]

What you said about the effects being almost instant is true. This is my second day of trying to lucid dream, I was able to do it as a young child but I haven't been able to since. Not that I tried when I was a child, or since, but knowing that it is something that I have done in the past, and being able to remember doing it, is definitely a great motivator. I've kept a dream journal for 2 days now, and I can say with supreme confidence that it is amazing how much more of my dream I remembered after just one night. I'm usually someone who has very vivid and long dreams, but forget them as soon as I wake up. It has been literally impossible for me in the past to remember a dream, even when it was very exciting, terrifying, or enjoyable, I would just wake up and know that I felt these things but not be able to remember why. This has definitely made me much more motivated to keep trying to lucid dream and I feel that without a doubt I will be able to soon. Such a huge difference in my dream recollection with such effortless differences in my routine is beyond reassuring.

[@sam14yearsago70]

My dream recall is naturally very good. I have never wrote a dream journal, but I can still remember every single dream I have (if I wake up from them)

[@vanzyl2547]

A tip that I would recommend to everyone with full confidence: during the day, if necessary, make a note to remember as much detail as possible. then after you do whatever you have to do, read a book, say a prayers, and you’re lying in bed waiting for sleep, start recalling you day chronologically in as much detail as possible, no matter how minute. If you happen to recall something else you did afterwards, think of it and imagine yourself doing everything you did during the day. It doesn’t take too long, or at least it feels short (I’ve noticed it often takes over 20 minutes for me when I look at a clock). this was especially useful me on my first night and was very effective even the first time and I was able to remember 4 seperate dreams that night and in what order they came in aswell. also dont do this for more than, say, 3 days in a row, because I found that after making it a consistent routine that my brain kinda got used to it and I would fall asleep during it. Also it becomes less effective if you use it too often, akin to medicine and is almost completely useless if you don’t recall your whole day. TL;DR: recall what you did during the day before you fall asleep to remember you dreams. This is especially useful for a kin of “jump-start” to start remembering your dreams and afterwards, if you keep a journal you don’t need to do this anymore

[@ast3rnomical]

I just started dream journaling today, I remembered two of my dreams :D when I woke up I though I didn’t have any dreams but then I went on tik tok and suddenly remembered the two dreams lmao, the first one had something to do with one of my tik tok vids going viral and the other about a sleepover idk

[@sofiawelton4896]

I have a dream journal that I bought that was meant specifically for that purpose. it has a section where you write down the dream, what kind of dream it was(random, symbolic, nightmare, etc.) recovering events and stuff like that. it really helps me be more motivated in writing down my dreams and helps me stay more organized

[@Kolxen]

When I want tips for lucid dreaming, I come to this channel.

[@nerotoxin0661]

Literally the only channel where the comments actually complement the videos

[@oscwavcommentaccount]

Today was the first dream that I wrote in my journal. Very pog.

[@rotatorcuffs8140]

Writing down the date of your entry the night before is a good tip actually. Less fumbling around in the morning and the faster and easier you can fall back asleep. I'd really like to see your take on actually interpreting those dreams and associated signs. One of my pet peeves about lucid dreaming content creators is that when the topic of dream signs are discussed they always use extremely simple examples of what a dream sign could be. I am hoping you can perhaps delve into some more complex dream signs, especially those that pertain to certain emotions as opposed to imagery. Thanks.

[@friend610]

Hi! I'm new to lucid dreaming and this video really helped! But I am wondering, why does your shadow memory fade after you wake up? If you could reply that would be great!

[@boi6134]

I started with lucid dreaming like 2 days ago and i think in the first week you shouldnt focuse on doing techniques. I think you should start with writing down your dreamjournal and remember yourself to do reality checks whenever something happens. For sure, when you wake up in middle of the night randomly you can try to do FILD or something and maybe you will have success but i wouldnt set an alarm for it in the first or even in the 2nd week. And if someone is reading this comment who is starting with lucid dreaming too, i know its pretty hard in the beginning but you CANT instant lucid dream from one night to the other and if you can in the first night i think its more luck than skill. Just keep going and dont give up and nice videos dude they helped me a lot!

[@sanl2210]

Do you know Anki? It's mainly used for language learning but you can use it as a dream journal as well and the best part is that its completely ok if you fail tons of cards, its not like language that you WANT to have 100% accuracy and gets frustrated if you fail a lot of cards. On the front of the card you write your entire dream and on the back the dreams signs and since you're writing with your keyboard i find it ok to write ALL the details because you can wirte hella fast with it as if you were writing with a pen or your phone it would take ages. Its still ok to not write everything if you don't want to. With this you get to review all of your dreams and since you'll be only adding 3,4,5 cards a day total the cards won't stack up and you won't burn out (i mean the dreams are gonna be long to read but it should be fun and you can read it fast without paying attention to ALL details because like i said you'll read the dreams sign on the back of the card). Also no one gets to see it so you don't need to hide it =)

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

+サンlI neat idea! Thanks for sharing :)

[@Sandra-cd5ze]

I am keeping a dream journal. I just woke up and wrote down in My phone on lucidity on The dream. I have had The dream journal for 3 days now and i remember 2/3 of My dreams

[@jin394]

I watched this vid last night, then was in the mindset of “I’m def gonna remember my dreams and start my journal!” So much to the point where my 2nd dream was me waking up, remembering my 1st smaller dream and starting my journal + a few other things but then I actually woke up and was like ahh, why didn’t I recognize that I was dreaming 😝. Just need more practice I guess!

[@turtlecakeyt3287]

I still remember some parts of an old dream from 2016 (I don’t have a dream journal yet but I’ll eventually get one)

[@samdoezzzstuff]

To help me remember my dreams, I made a rap that I sing to myself at night It’s basically me just saying “I will lucid dream and I will remember” over and over again

[@hetsmikkelkanaal5390]

I haven’t done it for long but if u wake up with more alarms and Make all alarms like a song or ringtone u like, u will feel less tired to write in your journal (i know im a bit late to this but maby it will help someone)

[@scrubblies6812]

Ive started dream journaling about 3 nights ago and i now have been remembering and having dreams every night

[@Storuhm]

Can i combine the "i will rember my dream" method with Mild method like: i will remember my dream and will lucid dream?

[@adde434]

Yes. You can do that.

[@onlineotaku9166]

Yes

[@natedurinho]

saying i will remember my dream is actually apart of Mild

[@jarredwilkinson3507]

Storm Terlingen - Spruyt yeah that’s how I do it, doesn’t happen every time but atleast once a week. I can’t do any of the other techniques because of my sleep schedule

[@snapamanconnerforshort2039]

yes but im no xp soooooooo

[@Cavan_Mitchell]

I know this video is old but I just wanted to say thank you for incouraging me and many other people to do this, I did as you said a remembered like three dreams when I woke up, one or two were vague, but still, thank you very very much🤙

[@BradenWhitney_FVS_261_SP23]

I started trying to lucid dream last night and created my journal then and when I woke up I vividly remembered my dreams.

[@samdoezzzstuff]

Coming back to this video 2 years later with a much better dream recall and a folder in my phone with over 80 dream entries. Thank you so much for this video, it really helped!

[@simplicityd8703]

I used to dream journal a few months ago ( and I had amazing dream recall) but then I ended up stopping for a bit and now I'm getting back into it the moment I wake up I pick my new one back up grab my pen then.. nothing complete darkness and idk why

[@megaton8057]

8:21 legit a clip of GTA V on the highway by the beach

[@mobie_dim7931]

😂😂😂

[@aridoodlez]

I mean, it’s kinda fitting.

[@up.Thrive]

I'm so glad I found this channel ❤️ Since then every night is amazing

[@diegusmaximus9655]

This 100% works, even if you dont remember anything just write "I don’t remember any dreams", or something like that, In around a week you’ll remember more dreams

[@obamna5016]

I heard of some channel hating on yours and I have no idea why. Your channel has helped me to lucid dream very well!

[@JakePenner]

Love all these videos you put together -thank you for doing this as it benefits many

[@rairinirin]

I have a very strong memory of a really weird dream. Like I met Naruto and his squad and we were like, stealing food in a mansion or something lol

[@cocoazest4912]

i remember this one where me and my family were unicorns (i was like 7 when i dreamed this, i have no idea how i still remember it) and we were in like a dungeon, but it was the mall. so like the mall, but from the upside down (i really hope you watch stranger things so you know what i’m talking about) but hellish so there’s fire and stuff. so my parents are in JC Penny or something like that, and my brother jumps into a pit of spikes. Dead. Instead of crying, i just think. Oh, well that was weird. Then, my sister jumps in after him, but the spikes disappear and the ground shifts to lava. Dead. Then, i look over at my parents. They shrug and walk out of an exit to the mall (they were upstairs, don’t know how that happened.) Then, i just shove my head into a wall of sand and suffocate. It was a weird ass dream

[@peterlewis2178]

The "Don't write everything down" tip is super helpful. As someone who has always loved and valued dreams, looking forward to dreaming almost every night since I was a kid, when I remember dreams, I tend to have a lot of recall. So in the past when I've tried keeping dream journals, that's definitely one of the things that bogged me down and made it hard for me to cement it as a habit, since it would sometimes take me 20+ minutes to write down everything I could remember.

[@GigaChad-fq4pj]

Try first everything really important then try to write down small details

[@Ascending_Minds]

I was watching your channel yesterday. You had 297.000 subscribers. Today you have 304.000

[@KeziaVida]

setting the intention is so important! Thanks so much for including and emphasizing that tip, it really is so important for folks to start really remembering their dreams. I like to think that our dreams really want to be remembered by us.

[@chunkymonky5364]

Keep ip the great work! Gained a new subscriber! :)

[@sharondipitous613]

Just found your channel and I think it’s great! Since listening to your videos, I’ve started recalling my dreams more- usually the last thing I dream about before waking up. The problem comes when I’m not conscious enough while dreaming to do these “checks” so I haven’t been lucid yet. It’s still a mystery, but I really want it to happen.

[@bernardbarbour]

This is the gospel. Fantastic tips, have your journal ready to write in when you wake up, don't quit, be honest and deliberate in your writings........ thank you , enjoyed this video.

[@f1recharge854]

Congratulations!! You got a subscriber from India☺😘

[@willeminavanwessel7225]

Is it normal to remember 3 or 4 dreams every night?

[@olivercasey186]

yes it is

[@Blissed12]

Yup

[@KangJangkrik]

Correct, sometimes they're a bit blended

[@ravishiki]

You are definitely using a hard disc wtf

[@alexthebudgie9071]

Yeah I can remember up to 4 dreams every night.

[@stellacarrier8341]

I have had an increasing amount of strange sleeptime dreams that I sense are vital messages that my soul/spirit/higher self intuition is trying to help me become more aware of and I feel that it is definitely perfect timing finding this helpful online youtube video of Dream Journal Tutorial increase your dream recall via explore lucid dreaming.

[@AshleysThoughtTalks]

Thank you for sharing!! I have watched a few different videos yesterday and today, and I have learned a lot from them. About to start a Dream Journal, I love to write. I had a Dream Journal in the past, but this is just the motivation I need to start a new one with the intent to Lucid Dream. Thank you again. Appreciate it!! Have a nice day. :-)

[@dasarathdas604]

I can remember my dream of yesterday .i can clearly remember. is it a sigh of lucid dream???please reply

[@kh2866]

Just did a lucid dream while watching the video 😅

[@linusdirksen791]

Sure?😅

[@medro04]

😅

[@alexandria1607]

😅

[@darryndecoito4619]

😅

[@darthinvaderzimm]

😅

[@nachobae3300]

i e been doing this and it helped a lot. first, i could only record certain details. now, only 3 days later, i remembered 3 of my dreams!

[@scrqqge]

I tried the app that you mentioned ‘lucidity’ but that app is free indeed and cheap to buy, for 1,5 dollar if i recall well. I tried it for several days but could not save my dreams because there was always an advert on top of the save bar, so i deleted it. Now i got dreamkit, same system but no adds on this one, so just a tip. Happy dreaming

[@Chiken1]

ok i just started trying to lucid dream and i kid you not, now i can't even remember my dreams... (edit) 8:57 gave me allot of hope

[@legendarylandllama6193]

I usually remember my dreams after seeing something in real life that remembers me of it

[@averydycus1394]

Came here cause I had my first lucid dream I did everything looked around saw old friends I went to school with and ended up waking up cause I was getting a little to freaky🤣😏 but I did write it down I couldn’t remember every single detail but I remembered most of the dream I’ve ever remembered...love your channel you’ve helped me so far thanks

[@koliesedits9065]

love your vids not got a lucid dream yet using a dream journal and working thanks

[@geraltofrivia160]

I started this but had to stop because it was just full of nightmares. Will attempt to later but now I have a book of hating my life. And depravity. Can't forget the depravity.

[@enchanted_wildflower_]

My former therapist told me to write down my nightmares but with a different more positive end so i would realise that i'm in control and that it's over (thats especially important if your nightmares stem from trauma)

[@geraltofrivia160]

@@enchanted_wildflower_ I'll try that, but I have doubts as to whether or not it works. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@Diego35HD]

Honestly whenever I have a nightmare I feel so happy when I wake up and realize none of that happened, as opposed to happy dreams that I wish were reality.

[@avam6080]

if my regular dreams are all in third person, will my lucid dreams be in first or third person?

[@oFierce]

Typically in first person. Before you go to sleep, tell yourself: “I’m going to lucid dream in first person” a couple times. Do this same thing what you want to dream about. Hope this helped 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@micah5277]

William Wilkins is lucid dreaming when I can see in 1rst person and feel that I am there and have no idea I’m actually sleeping in real time. If yes then I have lucid dreamed before.

[@variousraven392]

@@micah5277 I am also new to it but lucid dreaming or lucid dreams are kinda like the reallity. You know that you are in a dream but it feels reallistic and you can do anything you want i think not ANYTHING but you can fly oder run very gast but he said that flying is hard and you should go on slowly with flying if you are afraid of heights

[@micah5277]

NavySaynt ok thanks but to make sure if you are lucid dreaming you have no idea your actually sleeping in real time right? You wake up in your bed and said omg I just had a lucid dream but something woke you up?.

[@variousraven392]

@@micah5277 I didnt had a lucid dream yet so i cant tell u sorry but u can do some checks like count your fingers and if youre doing it in reallity u do it as well in a lucid dream and in a dream u have 6 fingers he said or u can look for clocks there arent clocks in dreams thats my knowledge about it

[@nidarosrush662]

You are awesome. Thank you for the tutorials. Still haven't had a lucid dream, though I'm keeping up the practice.

[@panagiotisharitidis4139]

Should I do it even with the bad dreams?

[@BoomKage]

Yes

[@sour_gummy_skeleton]

Mhm every dream counts

[@darthjoneskrate4186]

Video starts at 3:02

[@larissaperi1955]

I had a dream last year and I still remember it really clearly because the whole day I was thinking about one specific cool thing that happened, and now that I think back to it, it might have been a lucid dream cause I remember wanting to jump into a lake thinking I could fly, but when I hit the water, I just started laughing and my best friend was there. It was by far the coolest dream I’ve had.

[@UniDocs_Mahapushpa_Cyavana]

I found that dreams always have inferable information that is not directly perceived e.g. character motives, the method of an event happening, the validity of a statement in the dream, etc. I kind of think that is the reason for their existing. I also found as you keep a dream journal and/or start inferring the "hidden" information, the dreams get stronger, like the difference between a low-budget movie and a high-budget one. There are more settings, more open settings, more characters, more diverse characters, and even more sub-plots. I don't think a dream will ever give you a problem beyond your intellectual ability, as you have to solve them to get to the point of the dream.

[@cristianiniguez7915]

Me watching the video: oh wow I think is a great idea I'll do it for tonight Also me the next morning: well I didn't sleep this night ummmm soo...

[@Remji]

This is my first time Itried it last night I tried meditating before sleeping thinking of nothing except Going to Japan and Lucid dreaming and after 10 Hours i Finally got the dream i woke up and i Remembered The dream that i had. what is this dream called? If your starting on this dont get discouraged It worked for me but im not lucid enough to get a lucid dream.

[@semisemicoloncolon]

If your having trouble meditating, I’d recommend this app called headspace. It’s a great way to practice meditating, and it’s really soothing. Doing it on your own is probably usually a pretty bad idea. This app, which I’m almost positive was free, is a great idea.

[@Remji]

@@semisemicoloncolon Tyhx

[@semisemicoloncolon]

No problem.

[@rusviviana5191]

Did you do it?😂

[@nudikprudik9887]

Omg that's truly epic. First day a remebered a bit of a dream but the second day i remebered almost nothing from first dream and really much (for me) from the two other dreams. I recommend doing it

[@alexandria1607]

This really is helping you can see how in my journal the dreams have more details and there Longer than in the beginning of my journaling

[@exhz]

When you finish a dream journal should you keep it?

[@jasmine-cx8uf]

Exhz yeah, i’d recommend it. so later on you can read it & pick up dream signs & patterns.

[@onlineotaku9166]

Yes

[@bmanhorn9909]

exhz yes I would

[@oranges814]

How do you finish one? Don’t you just keep adding on

[@Lanurus]

@@oranges814 you run out of pages...

[@hirokidabar4655]

i search for 'coconut dream recall' because i scare to think my coconut milk is bad, now i can fly in sleep

[@magicoatmeal7967]

Yes!I follow all your advise and tips and other thing that you say in this video and its work now i can remember my dream daily and i think i almost got the sleep cycle

[@evasterade9479]

Sometimes i cant remember a dream but then one small piece of it comes to my mind and when I think of that and focus on it I start to remember the whole dream.

[@bun5873]

I want to ask, can you make a section to write old dreams you still remember today?

[@BoomKage]

Yes old things you dreamed of may still occur in your current dreams you never know

[@CosmoAndDongor]

Hi reddit guy

[@ExploreLucidDreaming1]

+John Thompson hey :D

[@deconsicratedchannel]

I've been trying lucid dreaming for 1 week and 4 days, I had a lucid dream on my first go, but I haven't had one since

[@laceylulu9478]

I can remember an awsome dream I had a week ago, I was outside watching a sunset I wanted to overcome my fear of heights so I believed I could fly. and a few minutes past and I was still believing I could fly and I just levitated of the ground, I felt magical as I layed down flying in the sky I could see buildings and lights and it relaxed me . Now every morning when I have a lucid dream I dont feel stressed and I always write in my dream journal.

[@leytonyokopenic9265]

I had A dream about writing in my dream Journal

[@shadw7815]

DID it become Lucid

[@Kaqua3D]

can a dream journal be a voice recorder

[@categories5066]

I used to dream journal just for fun, I stopped for some reason. Now I'm doing it again

[@ermajogd239]

Man this tutorials are just perfects idk why this is underrated

[@coconutsprinkles8059]

2:18 how tf do they keep the ball up for that long? I can’t even keep one up for a second!

[@gogwon5139]

There are little parts of dreams that I’ve never forgotten, is that important or random

[@jameswitch1513]

I have that too sometimes.. idk what it means but I only have it when the dream comes back years later when k had forgotten about it.. maybe it has meanings.. maybe not

[@nicopeachh]

Quarantine means I can actually focus my time and mind of learning to lucid dream properly! I’ve got my journal, I’ve set my intention, in going to do it! Thanks for these videos they are so helpful

[@qaiserkhan4465]

How did it go?

[@drdandan6128]

Tip for if you can't remember anything to write in your journal: Close your eyes and just write down the first thing you imagine. I remember hearing at one point that when you do this, you remember your past dream, but I'm not sure if that's true. HOWEVER, even if it's not, as long as you THINK it's your dream, you'll still remember dreams more easily in the future because of the placebo effect; it worked well for me when I started.

[@JoseSanchez-lw7lz]

I smoke weed, would it affect me while lucid dreaming just curious?

[@nikolaytoshev5720]

Yes. Weed, alcohol and nicotine reduce REM sleep

[@Mary-sp9dp]

Mood