Im too tired to write first thing in the morning. Cant I wait until later?
No, our dreams begin to dissipate as soon as we open our eyes and return to consciousness. Many of us are groggy first thing when we awake, but that is the ideal time to communicate with our subconscious mind and coax it into our conscious, waking state. The best way to do this is to keep a notebook and pen by our bed, and when we awake we need to keep our eyes closed and try not to move our bodies at all. This eases the transition from our dreamlike subconsciousness to our waking consciousness. We must consciously choose to remain in this dreamlike state and try to recall any sights, sounds, or sensations that will stimulate other dream images to return. Then when we begin to write, write in the present tense, I am walking down the street Sometimes we awake from a dream in the middle of the night and want to remember it later, but dont want to wake up enough to write it all out. In this case simply stating aloud a brief description, Grocery store with pink lemons or jotting down a few
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