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|    Jesse P to All    |
|    Re: problems remembering    |
|    30 Aug 04 06:38:38    |
      From: dragon4life@hotmail.com              > Yes, refrain from drugs and alchohol.. If you use them, I mean.       > While they might give you really crazy dreams, they decrease your       > lucidity and ability to remember what has happened.       >       > Also, try spending the moments before you go to sleep relaxing and not       > thinking about the future or the past. While you lie in bed, instead       > focus on remembering your dreams, becoming lucid, or just what kind of       > dreams you would like to have.       >       > When you wake up in the morning don't jump out of bed because of your       > alarm clock. Instead wake up slowly and naturally.. this will help you       > remember. Spending time in the morning right as you wake up to remember       > your dream helps a lot. You don't need to keep a journal. Just lie in       > bed for a half an hour after you wake up thinking about what you may       > have been dreaming.. If you can't, just start making things up.       >       > This might be a lot easyer if you make more time in your life for       > sleeping.. This doesn't mean sleeping more of course.       >       > Does that help any?                     sure it does. i will try all of this tonight. it seems it is something       you really have to work at. thanks alot for the tippers ill let ya know       how it goes. jesse              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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