Doug,
I find taking 1-3 Mg of Melatonin before bedtime will stimulate dreams, and
seems to make it easier to remember. They are more lucid, but can get weird.
They definitely come "in" better.
Nerd From Hell.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Doug Pen singer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 8:18 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Anyone out there?
>
>
> Well, here's a question for lurkers and "pseudo
> intellectuals" (like myself 8)
> ): Dreams. I know I must dream, but damned if I ever
> remember any but the
> worst of them (and fortunately, very few of those.) The
> other morning I was
> having what I think was a pretty good dream, the not quite
> half awake variety,
> when something distracted me very briefly. Try as I might, I couldn't
> remember the slightest thing about it.
>
> So I'm just curious, how many people actually remember dreams
> consistently?
> Occasionally? Almost Never? Does anyone employ any tricks to either
> stimulate dreams or to remember them? How about repetitive dreams?
>
> Just to make it kind of on topic; does stuff you've been
> reading or watching
> on TV ever stimulate dreams?
>
> Doug
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>
>
> Eileen Tan wrote:
> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s Log, Stardate 12032001.1939:
> > > Is the list down or is it just that quiet?
> >
> > List is up, and just quiet. With all the pseudointellectual rants
> > that's been going on, what else would you expect? It's
> driven all the
> > lurkers even deeper.
> >
> > So lurkers, here's your chance - what fun topics of
> discussion would you
> > like to see on this list?
> >
> > Wolf
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