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Re: [lucid-dreaming] Waking memory only when lucid?

i find that it is hard to bridge the gap between waking consciousness and dreaming consciousness. memory of dreams is fairly fleeting, even with regular dreams. It seems a pretty common problem in my view.

--- On Mon, 1/12/09, imj <ghimhin@...> wrote:
From: imj <ghimhin@...>
Subject: [lucid-dreaming] Waking memory only when lucid?
To: lucid-dreaming@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, January 12, 2009, 11:31 PM

Hi...this is my 2nd post here..:p. It seems waking memory only comes
with lucidity like realising it's a dream then I remember what I was
supposed to do in the dream. The chances of that happening is fixed
too like when I do remember I'm near to waking up and when it is a
long lucid I don't remember anything or have a very vague impression
of what to do. So is it a normal thing or is it just me having crappy
links to waking memory?..:(. Thanks.

IMJ



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Hi...this is my 2nd post here..:p. It seems waking memory only comes with lucidity like realising it's a dream then I remember what I was supposed to do in the...
imj
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Jan 13, 2009
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i find that it is hard to bridge the gap between waking consciousness and dreaming consciousness. memory of dreams is fairly fleeting, even with regular...
Empty Dreamer
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Jan 13, 2009
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I have been working on a neuropsychological model of lucid dreaming for my dissertation. As part of this model, I have concluded that arousal systems in the...
Robert L. Rider
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Hi and thanks for all replies..:). But when you mention brief arousal do you mean actually waking up or do you mean being stimulated to remember during the...
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Jan 15, 2009
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Ok I think I got it after reading it a few times again..:D. Your saying that the mind is more alert/aware while still dreaming as part of the sleep cycle? And...
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