why do our dreams fade so fast after waking. I need a way to recall them. I think we receive instructions in dreams

Maybe they have to because it isn't healthy for the waking you to be so strongly connected to the dreaming you. try recording them as you wake and maybe keep a journal.

Ask God to guide you in your dreams and it will be done. Keep a note book close to you and quickly write down your waking thoughts. After a time you will become expert at it. All things can be made right.

The answer all relates to how memory works during sleep. Dreams happen in the temporal lobes as in "short-term memory". The long term memory region, the Hippocampus doesn't allow information to flow in during sleep, but it actually lets information flow out.

Thus there is no transfer of dream memory from short-term to long-term centers during sleep. We wake up and it all fades from short-term memory.

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Utter nonsense.

do not open your eyes when you start to wake, do not move just lay there

You fucking retard... this is well studied in fMRI studies during sleep and the effects of memory and dreams. Read a book.

During deep sleep,information flows out of the hippocampus, and through repetitive activity, becomes entrained onto slow changing synapses in the neocortex (Marshall & Born, 2007). Thus, sleep may enable the hippocampus to shut off acquisition of new memories and turn on repetitive firing that can allow memories to be encoded permanently in the neocortex (Marshall & Born, 2007; Mehta, 2007)

Last Edited by YouAreDreaming on 04/27/2015 10:14 AM

Stimuli both visual and text alters dreams. For instance I was watching this documentary on a variety of marine life in deep parts of the ocean and I had a vivid dream of swimming in a scuba suit and seeing many fish but different than the documentary.

There was this one dream that was scary and crazy. I was slowly sliding down a diagonal walkway passing through several doors, than I stopped moving and looked down and all I saw was darknesss than I looked straight ahead to see a door that opened and some ghost like creature came at me full speed causing me to fall into this darkness that I was in for about 2 seconds before waking up.

Alter the stimuli you receive with your senses to alter your dreams. Fill you head with new things, visually appealing, colorful, and something you did not know before. This expands the brain and allows dreams to become more clear.

Nonsense, dreams mean absolutely nothing.

Start writing, every time you wake up. You have 3 or 4 dream every night.

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Pray and pay attention.

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OP, keep a dream journal. Write anything you remember from the dream as soon as you wake up. It will be hard at first but after a week, you will be able to remember everything in your dreams. You will even notice that sometimes, you will dream twice or more in a single night.

I don't dream, or I never remember them.

I was going to say the same thing

Lay still do not stir, keep eyes closed, play-back in your mind the dream. write it down, as the memory of the dream quickly fades

It's almost like the dream is within a cloud like matter around your head, if you move around it disperses and you'll have little to no recall of the dream

its def a journal, you glean bits and they grow as you do

Read all the books and have been lucid dreamer practically every night since I was 10 years old (now 41) & I remember "ALL" my dreams.

Learn to comprehend retard!

"Thus, sleep may enable"

Do you really not know what the word may means?

Start a dream journal and write down all you can remember from your dream. After many entries into your journal you will begin to remember your dreams even without writing them down. That's been my experience, anyway.



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We are not talking about lucid dreaming as the brain activity for a lucid dreaming is completely different than a non-lucid dreamer. Brain activity completely shifts around including activity in the prefrontal cortext where there is none for the non-lucid dreamer. As well as increases in memory regions of the brain.

For the average joe, or uninitiated they are at the mercy of bad sleeping habits so the degraded brain function such as memory loss and inhibited long-term memory is well documented.

The research on Lucid Dreaming through fMRI scans shows completely different brain activity, you can barely compare the two they are so different.

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