Am I the only person who vividly remembers a select few dreams they had at age like 5-8?

Anybody ever try to go back into the same dream they just woke up from..... and were successful?

One of the things I love about Joe Rogan is that he is not settling for what he just hears.. He keeps wanting to learn more

I truly believe dreaming is a “survival” game your brain plays to help visualize yourself in tough situations to see how you would react. I imagine this would be especially helpful for early humans too.

Joe "How can I fit DMT into this convo" Rogan

I feel like us forgetting dreams are the brains way of separating dreams and reality so we don’t mix up the two.

I’ve noticed that when you wake up, if you sit there and think about all the details of your dream, and how it made you feel you’ll remember more of your dreams. At least that works for me. And I remember a good 95% of my dreams. I remember dreams still from my childhood. Like dreams from when I was 2-4 years old.

Something I find interesting is my last nightmare that was ~12 years ago. I was running from a man with a knife in the woods and realized I was dreaming and also realized I could just fly away from him. As soon as I started flying away I woke up. But its interesting that iv never had another nightmare since then. I remember that dream vividly and have always questioned if it somehow changed my brain when I start to experience a nightmare. Ill have the very start of a bad dream like walking up to a graveyard but Ill never actually go inside and experience the nightmare. I just find it really interesting.

Joe “how aware are you of dimethyl tryptamine?” Rogan

Joe “i remember it like it was yesterday cause it was” Rogan

I’ve been having a lot of vivid/lucid dreams lately. I love it.

i think that dreams are a portal to other dimensions. i love that he asked "why would mother nature create this", and looking at this on a deeper, more spiritual level this is not by accident. my dreams have given me answers to many questions in very strange ways, they have highlighted my fears, and they've given me glimpses into my desires. I think dreams provide a vivid way of tapping into the creative intelligence of your subconscious.

I'd buy a hardback book copy of JRE UKposts comments.

*this guy looks like one of dave chapelles characters when he's in white face lol*

I found out I'm a "Lucid dreamer" recently. I kept the secret for ages. I know I'm dreaming and awake doing crazy shit. I have the same house, but the environment is strangely familiar , but evolving and merging people in deferents times and eras and some strangers. I literally live a double life when dream, I'm always excited when I go the bed. I blessed I think.

Sir Joe. I love ur show. I'm a big fan of ur work.

“How aware are you of dimethyltryptamine?” Like clockwork 😂

20 minutes to forget a dream? Takes me bout 2 minutes stumbling to the coffee and I forget it. It is Maddening.

I remember many of my dreams. Pretty much every other night I have active dreams. It’s been going on for so long that it basically feels like whole another life. Most my memories of my dreams are either from super vivid moments, to basic concepts of what’s going on. My main memories of dreams are how they make me feel, I’ll have waves of unique feelings that rush over me during the day that connect me to memories of specific dreams I have had.

In about a 2 week period I literally had memory recall of years worth of dreams. Back to back to back memories of dreams I knew I had years ago. Was great.

When youre a neuroscientist youre just a brain trying to decode itselfffffffffff

"Whenever mother nature burns calories is usually for a reason" Brilliant quote!

This is probably my favorite Rogan podcast. Every time it pops up on youtube I have to listen to it again. Had a bad bout of insomnia once and it was terrifying. Made a lot more sense after listening to Matthew Walker.

This makes so much sense. Now I understand why we are able to have the same dreams yet have no idea how since we can’t even remember the dream prior to dreaming it.

I’m 100% sure Joe had that King Kong dream when he was a kid

I had a dream Joe Rogan was swinging from my ceiling telling me I better try DMT or he was going to throw his feces at me.

For me, keeping a dream journal has got me to a place where I pretty much never forget any dreams and am always very aware in all my dreams (and all my dreams are usually extremely unrealistic and expansive and huge in scale, with such complex worlds/stories and sophistication of design.). The act of journaling the dreams makes you more mindful of the dream world whilst you are awake. this results in more immersion in dreams the following night. If you do this for 3 years (which is what I have been doing), you will get to a level of dream-mastery you never thought possible. I dream every single night and can recall events for so well. most of the dreams are lucid so that helps.

This guy was really good he was also explaining the things to do to help u sleep better...as a brain specialist....a cooler room as opposed to a nice warm cozy room...what a revellation....i was wondering why i ve had trouble remembering dreams..something anything

Joe Rogan: "When I'm sleeping my brain releases DMT, when I'm awake I drink DMT. I'm always on DMT. I like DMT."

Does anyone else begin to wake up in the morning, and continue dreaming while being aware of it? I can feel myself being barely conscious, I know little of the outside world, I know I am asleep, I know I am dreaming, I know I can wakeup. I often choose to delay that a little so I can enjoy it some more.

The point about outputting information is very important I think. I do a lot of looking up dream symbolism, nothing strict but more to help get a sense of what’s going on in my subconscious mind. It’s been accurate and helpful, and gets clearer/helps me to remember dreams more and more. I think there’s definitely a lot to be said on that particularly.

I think we need to have this talk with a collection of people who who recall their dreams daily.

Does anyone else come first to the comments to see if joe is going to bring up dmt

This guy looks like the character Dave Chapelle played when he was playing a white dude lmao

I have often pontificated dreams and one of the things I feel as if I’ve deduced is It’s our way of learning and perfecting things that we have already learned and experienced throughout the time we are weak. I’ve often felt that sleeping on it is not just a term

I strongly believe in his theory on the memory of dreams are not forgotten but blocked from our consciousness. Some nights in bed when I try to get ready to fall asleep, my mind would start recalling the dreams I’ve had vividly throughout my entire life corresponding to a rough age when I had them like browsing a menu. I don’t necessarily pick and fall into a particular subject of the dream, but that menu is fogged outside this ‘browsing session’. I also have dreamed about beautiful melodies/epic rock’n roll beats, they were crystal clear to me and all I wanted was to record them with something because I knew I was dreaming. I even attempted once by reaching for my phone, opening the recording APP and started to hum. Sadly my voice was out of tune be cause I couldn’t coordinate my mind with it.

Went straight to the comments as soon as he mentioned DMT lol.

The sec he said DMT I went to the comments 🤣😂

One dream I vividly remember took place a few months ago. First thing I remember was a tv static like glitch in my head, and all of a sudden things arent as fuzzy anymore and I was in what I believe was a space station like facility. It was absolutely massive with some corridors being made out of what appeared to be darkened glass (more likely computer monitors projecting space). I remember walking up to a small lounge area with some cushions seats built into the wall, and there were completely empty tables at an angle. I walked over to some ppl and inexplicably thought they were homies and started chatting. I then started typing something on a keyboard made out of light and was running some tests on the nearby star. (Maybe some advanced augmented reality tech). After some time had passed, I remember some big event was happening above us. (This is the part thats a little hazy). Everyone around me was panicking, there was an announcement made about some entity becoming unstable, and I ended up running back through the weird space window corridor where I saw a massive halo of fire and then the tv static came back and I was sucked back into our world.

Love how Joe was totally open to the possibility of shared dreams....dude,who are all these random people in our dreams and are they dreaming the same dream in their corner of the world???...,anything is possible.

This guy look like Donald trump and Macklemore had a baby

Joe "how well do you know dimethyl-tryptamine" Rogan

For the first time I was staying very still while writing my dream after sleep, I then and a download of past dreams I thought I had forgotten. I am meaning about 8 in a row, not all recent and ones I thought I would remember and forgotten on waking. I didn't know this was possible but confirms that we do store dreams even though we don't remember them on waking. Incredible

This video pop's up on my feed pretty frequently; and I'm excruciatingly curious every time, just haven't commented ever - Do other souls here have experiences like mine where they (I) can remember seemingly the entirety of every dream they have every single night? It's been happening since I was a boy but only got more clear and frequent as I've aged... I'm 26 and genuinely feel like I'm fully awake even while asleep, living a simultaneous life parallel to my current one in which I'm writing this here - Only leading me to wake up, remembering critical information as well as full sequences of events/ decision making as well... My dreams are not wildly unrealistic, impractical, fantastical, or improbable in any way of those words; to be completely honest and sincere with you all... This dynamic also hasn't changed in the slightest when using THC Live Resin oil/ edibles in a strict regimen (off and on), or on my current use of Zoloft permanently... This dynamic also doesn't hinder me in any way; I've only found insight and helpfulness through future moments with it - everything I create relating to imagery is also from this dynamic solely and what I remember after each night... I mean none of this to come across as "Look how cool, unique, or quirky that I am", or anything like that either - I just genuinely have a huge desire to try and further any research that we can on the mind, even if that means putting my own under the microscope for the benefit of all souls in our universe... - The positive benefit for all is what I care about over 99% of literally anything else.... Cheers, my friends..

Nobody talks about that you can wake up from a dream, go back to sleep, wanting to dream it again, and you can actually sometimes be back in the dream again.

Chuck Norris son from his English adventure in 1971

I believe the stress I go through in this reality helps me vividly remember my dreams almost every night! There vivid and seems like a different version of myself sometimes happier other times not so happy

I’ve been keeping a dream log, and I can never seem to remember any of the dreams I wrote about until I actually start reading some of the entries and then suddenly I vividly remember each one as if it just happened.. very weird honestly, I’d love to better understand the way the brain works. I just find it so interesting 🤷🏽‍♀️

I had an inception dream, I woke up three times from different dreams until I finally woke up in the real world

I was taught to write down anything you can when you wake up as a child. Just bits of the dream (i.e. falling, bus stop, brother, dog, flying above trees). It helps develop the ability to remember dreams. As an adult I have extremely vivid dreams and reoccurring dreams nightly ( and when I stopped smoking weed they got clearer)

The only dream I remember 100% is when I was in the 3rd grade. It was horrifying. I’m 57 now, but that’s the only one I remember CLEARLY to this day.

I remember my dreams and my wife remembers all of her dreams in vivid detail. I used to until I started getting older and stressed out from working too much.

He some how managed to fit dmt into the convo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I applaud this man

“Are we sharing a dream?” Yes, waking life is the shared dream.

I had a dream when i was about 10yrs. And up to this day it jus pop up in my memory . ... love from trinidad.

I realize im in a dream the moment that really good things happen to me, like meeting my soul mate or winning alot of money or being successful in something

Sometimes, I'll feel the aftertaste of a dream throughout my day. Like it is in the back of mind but I cant remember it completely, but some part of me is aware of it and influencing my day.

If we remembered each dream in vivid detail and could recall it any time, what would separate that from a legitimate memory? So, I believe forgetting dreams and not making them as vivid long-term is our brains way of making sure we don't confuse them with actual memories.

I've solved personal problems in my sleep, especially subtle boundary violations and called the person out the next day. I firmly believe we work out the nonsense that happen in our lives within our dreams (only they make little sense when we look back at them, no beginning, no real end; even when we forget we can still wake up in a ROTTEN mood with symptoms of CTPDS as though an event just happened). Dreams are also part of the brain's process of creating longterm memories, so the dream gets lost in that transfer of memory. I like what the guest said, it's like the link is there, but the code to access the dream isn't working.

I witnessed a suicide when i was 11. And i relived that moment in time through the night every night for around 4 or 5 years. And then it changed to me being in the same period of time but a day or 2 before and talking to them about random things. And after a couple years of that at age 18 it went away. And with it went my ability to remember or recall any dreams or nightmares at all. Im 40 now. So its like i haven't had dreams or nightmares for the past 22 years. But that moment of my life changed me in damaging ways and that has never changed and im sure it never will. Any childhood innocence i had left was lost that day. And ive lived a constant struggle with wondering who i would have been without that day happening.

I think he’s right. Even when you forget your dream, you often have lingering effects from them. Hasn’t everyone had a dream where someone close to them did something infuriating and then you wake up and forget the dream, but feel mad at that person all day.

Ive started writing my dreams down! Its crazy when you read about a dream after a month

Ill randomly have a memory of a dream I had x years ago. Happens all the time. So we def store every dream somewhere deep inside our memories.

I’d like to research why I randomly have the same incredibly vivid nightmare, for the past 20’ish years. I remember everything down to the smells, the sounds, temperature, colors, dampness of the floor! Every tiny detail, almost like I actually lived it.

I was looking at the comments to see theories on dreams but nope...they're frying the blonde guy and it's hilarious.

If u stay still when u wake up, it’s easier to remember ur dreams. When u begin to move u charge ur “chemical signature” if that makes sense, then the body begins reading outside info and overwriting ur dream memory. Like when u focus on one thing, the everything else is blocked out

Dreams are our unconscious of what we are being asked to look at..the dreams make it safe to do so..then we have the opportunity to move through it to expand our True Source Connection..it's a beautiful gift

I believe that theory. I’ve had dreams I could only remember a fleeting millisecond of, but could remember the emotion/feeling of it so vividly & it affected how I felt that whole day

How aware are you of DMT? Here. We. Go!

1:54 when your girl says we need to talk

Ironically, I can remember every single dream I've ever had. It's like a nostalgia thing. I remind myself of the setting and the plot of each one once in a while so it never goes away. Also, real locations that I see for the first time feel like the second because I saw them while dreaming. No I don't do psychadelics.

The significance in a dream is not the dream itself but what it made you feel. Our dreams are an experience or an emotion that is trying to express itself.

Joe: DM.....T Guest: Smiling like a bastard who has just won the lottery.

Accidently left autoplay on, was listening to a joe rogan podcast about somali pirates when joe suddenly says "what is it about a dream where sometimes I can remember a dream" LMAOO

I stopped smoking weed after smoking it daily for well over two decades. Now my dreams are so vivid and realistic, they even give me insight to things that are in my mind consistently throughout my days. And I remember them quite well, as if it was real life. I rarely remembered my dreams when stoned.

I have depression and I often sleep a lot. I also have very vivid, realistic dreams in which I have a different life altogether. Nobody from this world is in my dreams, but I feel fulfilled and happy there like, I have a wife and friends, and I feel great, I'm not depressed there either. It's a complete trip, but I love it.

this guy looks like of shaggy from scooby doo dressed as Donald Trump for halloween

finally an interview with Peter Baelish

Yes and I knew I was dreaming , so I knew I could literally change the outcome of my circumstances and remember to this day the moment I realized this!

Theory: Joe Rogan said “I remember it like it was yesterday” which possibly means that our brain associates memories of real life events with a time frame. Could it be possible that we can’t remember dreams because it’s a memory that’s not associated with a timeframe?

Stopped smoking weed for a week.... Dreams got intense!

I sometimes remember dreams years later. I also remember the previous night's dream for just a few moments right before I fall asleep. Almost every night. It's like my brain is saying "I'm tired enough to go to sleep now, let's review what happened last time".

Joe always finds a way to turn his talks into a dmt conversation

Pepperidge Farm remembers...

like the 3-eyed raven says “stay too long in the past and you’ll remain there”

I remember my dreams and dream every night. I even remember dreams from when I was a child and I remember dreams which emotionally affect me as well.

There are two dreams I can remember from my childhood. One memory is about 5 seconds long and the other seems like an hour. The longer dream was quite fantastical.

I have had dreams that continued from 5-10 years ago

When ever I quit pot for a few weeks the first 10 days I have the most vivid dreams. They’ll wake me up, I’ll go back to sleep and fall back into the same dream.

I know everyone has this in their dream at some point but it still shakes me to my core. Something terrible is happening and you need to move and quickly...but you can't. Everything is in slow motion. It's terrifying. The only thing in real life I have ever had compare is back in the late 90's I was mugged in Detroit. No time to flee. No opportunity to give up my belongings. It was instant struggle for what I perceived as survival. The end result was I handled myself pretty well and only had a few cuts and bruises but the entire process felt as if it lasted forever. My swings felt super slow as well as his. I felt like I had no strength. When it was all said and done, I couldn't handle the adrenaline. I collapsed. Weirdest feeling ever...just like a slow dream

Two very brief times in my life i will not forget. Many are so busy day to day this may not come to them. This happened when I was younger. During a period of 2-3 days (twice) or so I recalled *DOZENS* of dreams seemingly out of nowhere. Stuff I completely forgot about. Stuff that I didn't even know I had in my head. But it was familiar. If people had more free time, wed figure out so much more about ourselves.

I remember my dreams nearly every day, sometimes waking up exhausted like I haven't slept. I can remember dreams from 35 years ago, it's effected my life in a big way.

Lmaoooo when the camera spans to Rogans face at 1:52 ish 😂

I have dreams where I know people,that I’ve never met. This began at 3 and we lived in the bush , and didn’t know anyone else. I remember speaking in a specific language,accent that I didn’t even know. I remembered names, and kept calling out for someone with details. I looked it up after the internet ,yrs later ,and I remembered it again, and all the real names,places , and dates all fit the same info as what I’d shared yrs earlier. I still have dreams about people I know that I know but not in this lifetime. I read Dr Brian Weiss books, and they changed my life . Many lives many masters , and miracles happen. A young girl who had a heart transplant solved her heart donors murder,she didn’t even know was killed.

A few times I was able to tell that I’m dreaming (without waking up) and then just took control of the dream and do whatever I want :))) best feeling ever

7:20 “not based on the science so far”. i like that

Does anyone ever have a dream they don’t remember until something happens randomly later that day to remind you what it was about?

i used to have this repeating dream that progresses bit by bit. it usually came once every few months and i would nvr thought about it during my wake time. but as soon as it plays in my dream i was like 'hey i know this one!' and i could sort of 'navigate' on whats happening. sadly enough once the dream 'concludes' i could nvr revisit it again. When u think about it, its crazy how your brain is able to create n compose things and story on its own and present it back to you while you are lying helpless on the bed.

Remembering a dream is kind of like trying to remember song lyrics, melodies, or trying to remember how to put something back together. I can't do it unless the song is playing. After it starts I intimately remember every lyric and melody. I am extremely good at taking stuff apart, leaving it for sometimes years on end, and then going back and putting it all back together without much trouble. If I had to sit there and imagine how everything goes back together without the pieces in front of me then I couldn't do it. Put the pieces in front of me and it all comes back and I know what each piece is and where it goes. I once took apart the fuel system and carb on a welding machine and it sat in pieces for nearly 3 years until I could source all of the correct parts. I had containers full of parts that I had no idea what they were or where they went until I started to actively reassemble them. Within 2 hours I had it back together and running. Dreams are the same way for me. I often can't remember them, but then something triggers the memory and it comes back fairly clear in my mind. I can't say whether my memory is accurate or not, but images do come back to me.

One of the most interesting interviews I've ever seen.