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“Chapter 3: Recalling Your Dreams (page 31) At one point, when I was working especially intently with my dreams for a particular project, I was recalling an average of fifteen dreams every morning. That's extreme and I don't normally come anywhere close to that, but it shows you what's possible. Dream recall is essential to studying your dream patterns. After all, how can you identify a pattern if you can't find the pieces making up that pattern? Regardless, remembering at least one dream each morning will be sufficient.”

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Book:Dream Patterns: Revealing the Hidden Patterns of Our Waking Lives

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