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If
you are seasoned at dream interpretation I know you heard this before...
Get a notebook! (groan) Lots of you do not like the idea of writing
down everything you dream about, but unfortunately it is necessary.
No this is not unique, but I have never found a system of remembering
or analysing dreams that did not include this step. There IS an
alternative, and it is what I use. Get a small mini cassette recorder
know as a dictaphone. This you keep by your bed like the notebook,
only you speak into it instead of writing them down. This takes
some getting used to, and may disorient users of notebooks, but
it is superior in this regard. |
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Thought
you were going to get out of writing anything down, didn't you?
:) Not a chance! You still need the notebook because later on you
need to transfer the stuff from the tape to the book so you can
analysis it and make notes. But this way is much easier and effective
then sticking with the notebook only.
Keeping
a notebook beside your bed, or the handy recorder, is not enough.
You must give yourself the suggestion that you will remember your
dreams when you wake up. I would not be too terribly concerned about
recording unimportant dreams when you occasionally wake up in the
middle of the night. Dreams are like plays. They go through several
rehearsals then in the end give you a finished product. When a dream
is important enough to write down from a middle of the night awakening,
you will feel it in your bones and you will know to record it. Now,
with notebook by the bed, (or recorder) you are ready for the next
step.
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