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[thegreenbear]

Last night, I dreamed about my mother, my sister, a place I used to live near, a cat-like being made of golden sand, intelligent clouds of blue crystalline dust, and a man that I fell in love with some years back. The dream took place on earth in an area resembling the painted desert. There was a song that I remember the words to. Well, all I

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[putzmeisterbear]

When I was on Wellbutrin I had very vivid dreams as people on that drug are prone to do. When I stopped taking it I stopped remembering my dreams. That is until a couple of weeks ago when I had that very bad week. For some reason I got my dreams back. Now they aren't as vividly remembered but still, it is very exciting to remember dreams again.

[thegreenbear]

If you really want to get back to that level of recall, I would strongly recommend keeping a dream journal. Either an actual notebook, a personal recorder, or an online page. I found mine to be VERY useful. I tend to dream rather vividly and lucidly most of the time. I'm not sure if that is a result of really getting in to recording my dreams or not, but ever since I started one, it became stronger and stronger. I haven't actively kept one for some years now, but whenever I do have a dream that stands out as particularly important to me, I write it here in LJ. I should probably go back, as a long term project, and collect and collate all of the ones I have put in here... and that is a lot since I began in 2000. At least, I think it was 2000. :P