This is a network for lucid dreamers and scientists to share research information and lucid dream experiences, connect for future studies, and expand the knowledge of the lucid dream phenomenon.
Below is an excerpt from an article by Kevin Healey – THE BLOG – 04/27/2016 – HUFFPOST “Dreaming the Virtual: Why Lucid Dreamers Should Steer the Digital Economy… … Beyond simple aesthetics, lucid dreaming and VR share some of the same therapeutic applications. VR can be used to treat PTSD, for example. Lucid[…]
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BINGE-WATCHING DREAMFLIX Weighing the Pros and Cons of a Device That Can Record Your Dreams By Gardner Eeden July 28th, 2018 –ST. LOUIS, MO Instead of binge-watching the latest viral Netflix series, how about watching yourself in episodes of your own twisted inner dream world on Dreamflix? As gaming and[…]
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Cloud X: The Dream Movie The next generation of dream recording technology is under way. Cloud X is a non-profit, crowdfunded project set to take place in Los Angeles, California. Considering that such technology is becoming a reality is quite mind-blowing and, of course, has various aspects to it. Below[…]
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“…Cocoon tracks three sleep-stages using brain activity, muscle tension, heart rate, and movement data…Cocoon uses ongoing platforms we developed including Open Sleep , Fluid BCI and Rem Mask… …External stimuli in the form of scent, audio and muscle stimulation direct the content of the dreams. We use Dormio to detect[…]
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“As the hand and head sensors detect that the person’s muscles are relaxing and brain waves are changing as they fall asleep, it triggers a nearby Jibo robot to say a preprogrammed phrase… …Horowitz said the third generation will work just by monitoring eyelid movement in sleeping subjects.“ – Motherboard[…]
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An article about what lucid dream induction techniques should be pursued further and why: “Induction of lucid dreams: A systematic review of evidence” – by Tadas Stumbrys, Daniel Erlacher, Melanie Schädlich, Michael Schredl –boris.unibe.ch/39251/1/21_LucidDreamInductionReview_23_revised.pdf Related Post(s): Lucid Dream Induction Devices and Technology Research on Lucid Dream Induction Techniques REM Detecting[…]
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A lucid dream device applying EEG brainwave analogy to induce lucidity with sound effects … “The LdreamM headset induces Lucid Dreams by analyzing the brainwaves (EEG) it receives from 8+2 electrodes and then playing pre-recorded sounds at precisely the right time…” – ldreamm.com/De/index.html
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DREAMSTAR DreamStar – Developed by lucid dream pioneer and psychotherapist, G. Scott Sparrow – http://dreamanalysistraining.com/moodle2/ G. Scott Sparrow, EdD, LPC, LMFT (Va,) Advisor to the Executive Committee, and Chair of Education for the International Association for the Study of Dreams, Professor, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Charter Faculty, Atlantic University LUCID DREAM STUDIES[…]
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“Lucid Dreamers — check out this new edition of the Lucid Dreaming Experience magazine. Some fascinating articles, reader submitted lucid dreams and more!” – http://www.dreaminglucid.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/2017-Sept-LDE-for-Web.pdf
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“Exploring the Impact of the Effects of the Supplement Galantamine Paired with Dream Reliving and Meditation on Recalled Dreams” – https://utrgv.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3gte3YKgvhTV9gF University of Texas Rio Grande Valley IRB# 907-90991 This survey is being conducted by: Principal Investigator Gregory Scott Sparrow, EdD, Professor at The University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley Co-PI Ralph Carlson, PhD, Professor[…]
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What technique(s) or condition(s) do you think caused your first lucid dream? Related Post(s): Research on Lucid Dream Induction Techniques REM Detecting Devices/Masks
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Have you ever used a REM detecting device/mask on a regular basis to induce lucid dreaming? What were your experiences? Related Post: Research on Lucid Dream Induction Techniques
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