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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)

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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 Cognitive psychology Work physics Phenomenology philosophy Perspective graphical
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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