Psychology Experiment

It's completely alright that you don't want to share your dream. I know some of them can be quite personal so I've made the content not something t be included in the experiment.

I've been trying, but no luck yet. I am finding that my dreams are a little more clear and I've been actually noticing that it's a dream but I quickly move on with out any say in the dream.

Question: prior to doing anything with the 'A' on your hand did you guys dream often / often remember your dreams? I'd love to try this, but I'm worried it wont have any affect because I rarely remember my dreams.

I've hardly ever been able to remember my dreams and I've found that after the second day I've been able to remember every single dream I've had.

I'll do it!


I'm a lucid dreamer. I can go from being awake to lucid dreaming if I'm tired enough. You close your eyes and think about something; anything to keep your brain busy. Soon your body feels paralyzed and you start "falling". You hear some kind of rushing in your ears and weird, dreamy things start appearing in your room as your dream mixes with reality. And you're paralyzed; can't move. You feel panicy. If you don't get too scared (it gets SCARY) you can start to control it and eventually you go totally into lucid dream world. Sometimes you get stuck while weird creatures wander around your room and you still can't move and sometimes can't breathe.


... Does that normaly happen? Or am I just weird?

Well no Lucid dreams yet, and I don't remember my dreams either...A is still on my hand in pink gel pen...

Brighteyes.......I do NOT want to do that! O.O that's pretty scary.

I would like to do this but I rather not. It seems a little freaky to attempt such things, and I'm quite paranoid/superstitious so I prefer to not disturb these sorts of things.

Not to call you guys freaky or anything. I don't think it makes you freaky. Just the thought of experiencing it, not the act of engaging it.

Is it abnormal to not dream at all? Every night I fall asleep and then I wake up. I haven't had a dream in gosh, six months or so. The only dream-like sensation I experience is having just fallen asleep, I'm jolted back awake as if I was falling and hit the ground.
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Could I out the a somewhere else on my body? I work in a deli and can't have writing on my hands and I wear long sleeves...

I dream every night, and I know I'm dreaming but I can never control the dreams. Some of them I'm watching, some of them I'm in, others have no sound. But it's like the freakiest nonsense ever that I dream out.. in psychedelic colours and everything. Only had a handful of "normal scenario" dreams within my entire life.

Interesting experiment though.

Still no lucid dreams for me...Dangit.

Alright, so I finally got the due date for this thing. The final date for handing it in is June 11. So, in that case the last day to officially join this experiment is Sunday, June 3/12. You know what, if you want to you can do it for more than a week.

For those who participate, on June 10th please write down the number of days that you had the A on your hand and whether or not you experienced any lucid dreaming or not. I'll post a list of questions that I'd like you to fill out closer to the final date. There won't be any questions involving the content of your dreams or things such as that. It will be more like if you have ever experienced a lucid dream prior to the experiment, if you experienced a lucid dream during the experiment, etc.