I decided to take a nap this morning, after doing some general “stat-checking” and overall maintenance on this blog, and my other one.

As usual, had no trouble falling asleep. Before I know it, I’m walking around in the inside of some huge office building that is rather sterile looking. windowless, whitewalls. At one point, I see a girl I used to have a WAY MAJOR crush on, in junior school. I’ll call her “A”, since I haven’t seen her in years, and I’m not certain she’d want to have her real name published here.

Anyway, “A” is standing outside one of the many offices, and this one seems to be the only one that has any people in it. She is standing at a desk that is outside the office. I walk up to her, and say “Wow, ‘A’! Is that you? I haven’t seen you in years! How have you been?” (more…)

Dream Recall is the very first skill to master if you are serious about having Lucid Dreams. It’s believed that the average person has about 5-7 dreams each night. Being able to remember your dreams when you are awake greatly enhances your ability to realize that the dream you are dreaming is a dream. If your dream recall is less than desirable, it is actually possible that you could have had lucid dreams in the past and are not able to remember it!

There are several methods to remembering your dreams more. Here are three: (more…)