From: KC@none.invalid   
      
   SupermanSlyr wrote:   
      
      
   > wake up. One of the most important parts of lucid dreaming is keeping a dream   
   > journal. It helps you remember, and the best time to write them down is as   
   soon   
   > as you open your eyes in the morning. Just ask your self "what was I   
   dreaming"?   
   > Then write it down in your journal.   
   [...]   
   > gets. In reality what's happening is that your dream journal is kicking in,   
   and   
   > you memory isn't working in auto mode any more. So you start to remember in   
   > color, and so on. But still remember the difference in the waking world, and   
   > the dream world.   
      
   Could you elaborate a little bit on how exactly the dream journal is   
   "kicking in", i.e. working? I myself have found that a dream journal is   
   not essential for successful lucid dreaming. It probably depends on the   
   person, but I would avoid such strong statements as "one of the most   
   important parts..".   
      
      
   Cheers, KC   
      
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