Are you able to remember or recollect your dreams ?

Yes Some of my dreams still is in my memory. It happen many time that dream I have in the night I have it in my memory. Some time I believe in these dreams I feel to much happy with these because it please me, but suddenly I realise that I am sleeping at this time it is only a dream. I have some dreams in mine which I had before 10 years or more

Hi Kiran, I used to remember those dreams I seen in the morning time just before the wake up time. If the dream is scary then I remember it. Otherwise I don’t remember the dreams I get. But sometime if anything happened related to that dream then I can recollect, ‘ oh I have seen the same in my dream.. but not always.

Well, I can recollect or remember of some dreams that I've had. But I don't remember all of them. I probably don't remember anywhere near half of the dreams that I have. But I can at least say that I remember some of them. At least a few.

Yes, I can sometimes remember dreams,even years after I dreamed of them. I believe these are dreams that are relevant in my life. Like I had a dream way back when I was in gradeschool, I think I was still 7 to 8 years old at that time, and until now, 15 years after, I could still remember the dream.

I want to say that I also experience this. I believe that every time that I have dreams that i really have a good night sleep or I am in a deep sleep so those dreams occur...I feel the dreams are so real...but then when I woke up, I want to recall the events,,I find it hard to remember,,,sometimes the dreams was so real I can remember it and share that in the morning...

I am not able to remember or recollect all my dreams and not even all dreams which i see when i sleep in night . First of all dreams occur in fragments that also in short interval of time . all dreams occur in succession with a gap of very short interval of time nearly upto 1 or 2 minutes (depending upon person to person) between successive dreams . This gap is a dreamless state in which we are not dreaming at all and only in these gaps our body gets recharged by completely relaxing itself without any expenditure of energy .All dreams are accompanied with loss of energy since while in dreaming also there are various regions of our body which are active throughout . We cannot remember all the dreams seen in one night because our mind is active in dream state but inactive in the dreamless gap so memory of all dreams after passing through this gap is washed out from our conscious mind and memory of only those dreams are left which do not pass through this gap before awaking . That is why we are able to remember only those dreams which we were seeing just before awakening .Other dreams do not get lost instead remains preserved in our subconscious mind which can be accessed either through hypnosis or through meditation

Hi Kiran! I could remember certain dreams till very next day. I just cannot recall them after few days/weeks. Dreams are our hidden desires and we just see dream in our sleep when our sub conscious mind keep working, when we are fast asleep. We should not take our dreams seriously as there is remote possibility of of them turning into reality.

Kiran, rarely we can remember our dreams. It is a state of subconscious mind. But two dreams I can remember clearly. Some years ago I often dreamt that I was flying in the sky. Other dream was : I was studying in an university. But when I was going to appear in the final examination something happened for which I could not complete my exam. That was really happened in my life. That dream haunt me for several years. Still when I remember this incident a long breath comes out from my chest.

For my situation, i can't really remember clearly what i dream after i awake. I remember a little bit of the dream only but not in detail. Even i try my hard to refresh but i still i remember the whole story of my dream.

Hi, Nice DP, :) yes I remember my dreams. Sometimes I remember those dreams which I had forget earlier. It happens when you have the similar kind of experience in real life also. You have the same kind of feelings in the dreams and suddenly it strikes to your memory that you have this experience earlier also. That is the moment when I re-collect my dreams and it comes in front of me again.

yup i too dream different each night.. but i thinks some dreams every night and pray from god please fullfill my dreams as i m doing hard efforts for fulfilling it. and i know one day god will listen me.. and fulfill my those dreams of which i thinking daily....

Some medical specialists say that dreaming is really a way of processing your experiences during the day and storing them in the proper "slots" in your brain, perhaps to be used someday. I don't know if this is true, but somehow, it gives me an assurance that in a crunch, what has been filed in my "mental filing cabinet" will come to the fore, albeit in a subconscious way, to guide my actions and decisions especially in tight situations and moments of extreme doubt.

sometimes i can, other times i cannot... it's weird but that's what happen... also if during that day when i awake i see/experince something and i don't want to remember it(example: i saw something bad on TV), when i was sleeping... the thing that i don't want to remember became my dream and i can remember it when i awake... our brain are just weird...

I think remembering your dreams is like a muscle that has to be trained. If you try to stay in bed every day, for a few more minutes trying to remember your dreams then you'll see you'll get better at it. Do not try to move much, be passive about it, if you try to hard you'll probably get nothing out of it. Some people advocate the use of a dream journal, even writing down just a sentence if that's all that you remember. With time you'll get bored because you have so many memories that you don't want to write them all

There are some tricks to help remember your dreams. First, start writing all the dreams you do remember down. I have found it helpful to first write some keywords and then going back and writing it out more clearly and completely. This way, you will not forget your dream as you are trying to write it down. Second, before you go to sleep, remind yourself of the intention to remember your dreams. Third, as soon as you wake up, write whatever you can remember down. Do not wait. If you pay more attention to your dreams, you will start to remember them more. I keep a dream journal and just this task has helped my recollection. I am not really sure why we can forget our dreams so easily. I guess some would say that it is because they are not important, but I strongly disagree. I love dreams and I pay attention to the messages my dreams hold.

Lately, i have some dreams that i can vividly recall when i wake up. Maybe it's because they are happy dreams. I was even so happy narrating it to my office mates that were in my dreams and we had a nice laugh.

I always seem to remember the dreams I want to forget. It seems the good one fade away. I can still remember nightmares I had when I was a kid. Have a Blessed Evening

I think I know what you mean. I used to never remember my dreams. And when I suddenly remembered something, it was gone just like that. Now that on meds I remember bits and parts of my dreams, but never the whole thing.

Trying to recall my dream analysis class from college.. so don't quote me.. from what I think I remember (lol) how much of a dream you'll be able to recall is based upon which part of your REM cycle you wake up from, some parts of the REM cycle dont allow you to remember anything and you think you don't dream, even though we are always dreaming. The best way to remember a dream is to keep a pad of paper and a pen next to your bed, the moment you wake up jot down everything you remember about your dream because once you start other tasks your dream memory begins to fade away. Have you ever tried a dream analysis? it can be fun!