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Dream Journals

Recording our dreams when we wake can help us make sense of them and remember them better. Many people keep a notepad and pen by their bed to write dreams down whenever they stir from sleep. Some of us share these journals with our lovers, families, or the whole web world.

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• - This is a collection of the more interesting dreams of Derek Murray from June 1999 to May 2003.
  
• - Dreams recorded since 1993, powered by Movable Type.
  
• - Occasionally updated and features links to other sites, and opportunity for guests to comment on dreams.
  
• - A dream journal with recent dreams as well as archived ones. Focuses on a spiritual approach.
  
• - Rachel has drawn all her dream remembrances from her diary together, leaving these pages well connected to her daily life. Includes pages dedicated to the people who regularly appear in her journal.
  
• - The fantasy-oriented dreams of a University of Arizona student recorded 2000-2001.
  
• - An archive of dreams from 2001 to 2003, organized by date. Includes brief titles and imagery from the author's daily life.
  
• - An archive of many faithfully recorded dreams spanning 1996-2001. The author suggests, "The more often I try to remember my dreams and write them down, the more vivid and detailed they are."
  
• - A set of narrative dreams dating from 1996 with commentary on the role dreams have played in the dreamer's life.
  
• - Selections from the dream journal of a man in his 50s living in San Francisco.
  
• - Dream journal of a shy, wannabe fantasy writer. Hundreds of detailed dreams spanning from 1990-present day. New content added often.
  
• - Dancer Iris AlRoy's dream log, spanning from 1999 to the present is full of visits to altered landscapes of her past.
  
• - A journal, hosted by the Blurty service, recording all of the author's unusual dreams for the past few years. Offers an author profile and the ability for readers to provide comments.
  
• - Filled with dreams organized by date, archives, author profile, as well as links to dream resource sites.
  
• - A transcript of dreams spanning genres including sci-fi, silly, horrible and inspiring.
  
• - A dream journal hosted by the Diaryland service. Contains older and more recent dreams, notes from readers, and a list of common dream themes.
  
• - Descriptions of Shelia's dreams organized by date and grouped according to recurring imagery. Features image collages created to visually represent the symbols present in her dreams.
  
• - A journal of fantasy-oriented dreams divided between short and long texts.
  
• - Willa's dream journal goes back to August 1995, listing several dreams each month, including responses from readers.
  
• - Dedicated to the exploration and analysis of dreams and what they mean. Contains dreams primarily from three teens but allows feedback and posts from others.
  
• - Contains dreams, original written work, and links.
  
• - Includes dreams dating back to childhood with descriptions, personal illustrations, pictures, and explanations.
  
• - Hosted by Blogspot, a semi-daily journal of sleep/wake state adventures. Includes photos from the author's daily life and links to other sites.
  
• - The log of the lucid, fragmented, and full-length dreams remembered by this individual striving for lucidity.
  
• - An occasionally updated dream journal by the former dream columnist for CollegeBeat.
  
• - Real dreams recorded by the author of the site who is from Widnes, UK. Contains dramatic imagery as well as archives of past dreams.
  
• - Fraser's detailed dreamlog where he shares his quest for lucid dreaming. Contains information about lucid dreaming and links to informative sites.
  
• - Where the author regularly records her dreams. Contains three years of dreams, complete with a list of characters, photographs, and a map of the imaginary land where such dreams and characters exist.
  
• - Kevin's dream journal spans from 1995-1999 and is illustrated by a host of artists and photographers.
  
• - Diary of surreal and psychosexual dreams, influenced by psychedelic and virtual reality experiences. Also provides artwork along the same themes.
  
• - Includes monthly archives of past dreams, more recent dreams, and suggested interpretations.
  
• - An archive of Ru's dream journal from 1995 written in short verse form.
  
• - John DuBois' dreams from 1991 to the present, as recorded in postings to a local forum.
  
• - An archive of recent and older dreams including shorter and longer descriptions.
  
• - Dreams recorded daily with the titles of more unusual dreams highlighted in yellow.
  
• - Comics writer Dan Curtis Johnson shares his dreams recorded every year since 1988.
  
• - Johanna Mead describes herself as one part romantic, six parts cynic and just a smidgen of aimless, surreal whacko. Juggling Mercury is a dream record and night-time counterpart to her daily journal, Irregular Ramblings.
  
• - A blog-style dream log interspersed with waking ideas about dreaming.
  
• - Game developer Rob Couture's daily record of his dreams. Features links to sites about people, places, and things which appear in his dreams.
  
  

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