how come its so hard to remember dreams? and like, when you try to it doesnt work, i mean like, your diong what your telling yourself to do, remember. and remembering doesnt work. and then it gets stuck in my head, my dream i think. and later ill be reading something that for no reason at all reminds me of part of my dream and i get the feeling that my dream was before this occurance so it caused it. the only reasoning i can come up with is that everything has some sort of cause. but maybe what caused you to have the dream was the same thing that caused you to think your dream caused the occurance. your own mind. the same mind that caused the dream, without time. all the same. everything that happened are just sygnals in my head, the literal occurances meant nothing. i think i learned a little bit. does anyone think i got anywhere? considering i made up all this on the spot.
Because, there is a chemical in your brain that is naturally created to emulate dreams. This chemical is called DMT, when DMT is produced you hallucinate and your muscles relax. The chemical DMT carries a side effect of memory of your 'dream'.
That happens to me for some reason, too. Sometimes, it takes me the entire day to finally recall a fragment of my dream, which usually leads me to fully reenacting the experience in my head and making some sort of sense out of it. It seems as though the subconscious mind can suppress these thoughts upon wakening, and can again be realized when you still your mind. It's a very interesting topic though.
