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Remember and Analyze your dreams.
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We dream many times while sleeping but do not recall any of it. Dreams fade within minutes, but with effort, one can recall at least the last one...
From "Dream Journaling" by Sande Chen
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Remember your dreams! With The Journal, you can start writing down your dreams almost immediately after waking. The Journal can start when you start your computer. Or, if you leave your computer running, The Journal can sit in your Windows taskbar or system tray, just a click or keystroke (hot-key: Ctrl+Alt+J) away.
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Analyze your dreams! Use The Journal's flexible "topics" feature to mark these important features and themes of your dreams:
- People that you know, and that you don't recognize
- Colors of all hues
- Objects and how they look
- Locations
- Emotions towards the people, objects, locations or the dream itself
Customize your analysis! Though some elements of dreams are considered universal, no two people dream exactly the same way or about the same things. The Journal allows you to setup as many topics as you need, and you can apply those topics to your dream notes in any way. You can even tag the same dream with however many topics you think are present.
Review your dreams for recurring themes! With The Journal, you can quickly and easily search your recorded and annotated dreams. You can search through your dreams using text descriptions ("bacon-flavored soda") and also by topic ("Dream: Images - An Old Friend").
Relax! To make The Journal even easier to use, if you have any questions at all, just ask (support@davidrm.com) 
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