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Phenomenological Analysis of Long-Term Self-Observational Records and Flowing Dreams

Bin Lin

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) June 9, 2026 DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20602254 (opens in new tab) via OpenAlex

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Characteristics First-person phenomenological analysis Peer reviewed
Duration Multi-year
Topics Lucid dreaming
Keywords Consciousness Interpretative phenomenological analysis Phenomenological method Interpretation philosophy
Key points Patterns in dream clarity, stability, and volitional control were documented through systematic self-observation.

Abstract

This paper documents a multi-year self-observation project on lucid dreaming, systematically recording and analyzing the characteristics of dream flow, consciousness control, and subjective experience during the lucid dream state. The work provides a first-person phenomenological analysis of lucid dreams, exploring patterns in dream clarity, stability, and volitional control. This paper documents a multi-year self-observation project on lucid dreaming, systematically recording and analyzing the characteristics of dream flow, consciousness control, and subjective experience during the lucid dream state. The work provides a first-person phenomenological analysis of lucid dreams, exploring patterns in dream clarity, stability, and volitional control.

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