how many of u does see dreams?

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so i don't know what its about but last 10 years its rare nights i see dreams, Its mostly just getting in bed going to sleep waking up after sometime, I just recently realized that most people have a dream every night. thanks for thoughts for this

I rarely remember my dreams. When I do get them, they tend to be really odd. The other night I had a dream about a Japanese water spirit.

started to remember dreams after i think 2 years of therapy.

I have really vivid dreams every night and sometimes I can't tell the difference between a dream and a memory because it seemed so real and life-like. Occasionally I have dreams about weird things that are obviously not real life so I don't get confused about those ones.

I also rarely remember my dreams, but on the occasion I do there usually pretty normal, aside from the fact that I usually get hit by a train or killed in some way at the end.

I see dreams every night. Many of these dreams foreshadow the future events in my life, which is WEIRD. I get déjà-vus all the time.
Too bad I can't remember my dreams anymore when I wake up. I only remember them when I get a déjà-vu later on. It would be nice if I could remember my dreams, because then I would be able to write them down to get a sense of my future...

Keep a notebook and a pen next to your bed. Any time you remember a dream - even a part of a dream - write it down as soon as you wake up, every detail you can recall. At first you may only recall enough for two or three sentences, but write it down anyway. Do this every time you wake up, as soon as you open your eyes, even if you still feel groggy and half asleep (actually, you may remember more in this state).

If you make this a habit, you will very quickly begin to remember more and more of your dreams. After a few weeks, you'll be filling several pages with the epic stories you've been living in the dream world. Eventually you may find yourself recalling nearly complete screenplays.

If you aren't recalling dreams at all, its because your brain is switching immediately to daytime world concerns as soon as you open your eyes - if you train it to make a more gradual transition between dreaming and waking, you'll be amazed to remember where you've been while your body was napping.

I remember every dream from every night and nap vividly. I often record them.

I n't know if it was a lack of recollection, or whatever, but I used to dream ALL THE TIME, and remember it. I went through a long stretch of not feeling I had any dreams. I DID find one thing that really seemed to help me have dreams. about 8 or so dessicated liver pills before sleeping. By liver pills, I basically mean liver ground up, dried, with maybe some B vitamins.

MOST of the nutritional value is seen as coming from protein, so who knows?

Everyone dreams several times each night. You simply forget it most of the time. I remember my dreams sometimes. Not a lot though.

I tend to sleep a lot during the day not enough stuff for me to do til nightfall I tend to dream in all matter of sorts I tend to do all things from predict events like my step grandfather breaking his leg, Wandering around areas I've been to, and many others

I dream in color and very vivid detail almost every night but when I wake up...it quickly fades and I cant put into words what my dream was about