How can I remember a dream I forgot?
A few days ago I received 2 cents in a dream for some reason. The next morning I found 2 cents in my bed. I hate the fact that I can't summon up the details of that dream. I just remember someone giving me those 2 cents. Not who gave it to me or why. Shit.
For the future I highly suggest you keep a dream journal, or otherwise record the accounts of your dreams.
Sadly, barring a blessing from Mnemnosyne, you're likely out of luck.
What does it mean when you can't remember your dreams, ever?
>>18857070
I'm not an expert, but i've talked to several people who have complained of never being able to remember their dreams - but then after taking the time to keep a dream journal have a much better time recalling their dreams.
To op:
Again, not an expert, but like the person above said, the best thing for memory that you can do is keep a dream journal (you can google the best ways to do that or at least which work for you). It's also possible that while half-asleep you noticed the 2 cents and they became incorporated into your dream. Further possible that you noticed them while waking but still in a slight dream-state, and that can actually end up feeling like it was previously something you dreamed about.
Er, if that even makes sense. Dreams are really strange regarding perception of time sometimes.
how can i remember a spoon i forgot?
>>18857114
This is accurate.
I couldn't remember my dreams also and what I did was making a sign ''YOU ARE AWAKE'' or ''HAVE YOU DREAMED?'' in a paper and attach it to the ceiling above my bed, also having a journal next to you is fundamental.
At the end it's habit
The way I see it, the 2 cents aspect of the dream is very trivial. If you wish to look further into it you're free to do so, with that being said your best bet is to look into a dream journal. As for remembering it, you're very likely SOL, i've had dreams where I would experience one half of a dream one night and a continuation of it another night.