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A dream EEG and mentation database.

Nature Communications August 13, 2025 William Wong, Rubén Herzog, Kátia Cristine Andrade et al. 10 citations

Magneto/electroencephalography (M/EEG) studies of dreaming are an essential paradigm in the investigation of neurocognitive processes of human consciousness during sleep, but they are limited by the number of observations that can be collected per study. Dream research also involves substantial methodological and conceptual variability, which poses problems for the integration of results. To...

The Tri-Council of Self: A Three-Entity Governance Model for Mental Stability

August 11, 2025 Khan Tahsin Abrar

The Tri-Council of Self: A Three-Entity Governance Model for Mental Stability Author: Khan Tahsin AbrarAffiliation: Independent Researcher, BangladeshEmail: khan.tahsin.abrar.kta@gmail.comORC-iD: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-4631-6768 Date: 8th August, 2025 AbstractThis paper introduces The Tri-Council of Self, a novel self-regulation framework that models the human agent as three co-equal...

How an Onaya Dreams: A Healer's Affinal Relationship With Plants

Anthropology of Consciousness August 11, 2025 Yoshio Watanabe

ABSTRACT Healers of the Shipibo, known as onayas , reside in Eastern Peru and build relationships with plant spirits through dreams seen during a training process called samá . Since they comprehend the process of building relationships with plant spirits by interpreting their dreams, dream interpretation serves as the medium through which the onayas learn how to build relationships with plant...

DOI: 10.1111/anoc.70008 (opens in new tab) Interpretation philosophy Dream Aesthetics Variety cybernetics +3

Salvador Dalí’s Liquid and Gaseous Television a Mystical and Wireless Dream

VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture August 7, 2025 Anna Luigia de Simone

How can you reach the sky? For Salvador Dalí, just turn on your TV. That is, the Liquid and Gaseous Television: one of his inventions (1975) turning TV into a vehicle for cosmic voyages that allow man to communicate with the universe. Perhaps even with God. This device needs no wires. In it, communicative and transcendental horizons converge, updating the surrealist techniques of activating the...

Prevalence of spiritual and religious experiences in the general population: A Brazilian nationwide study.

Transcultural Psychiatry August 1, 2025 Maria Cristina Monteiro de Barros, Frederico Camelo Leão, Homero Vallada Filho et al.

Spiritual and religious experiences (SREs) are common subjective phenomena related to the awareness of transcendence, which transforms one's perception of life, death and suffering. Despite the high prevalence of SREs worldwide, not enough studies have been conducted beyond Europe and North America. To fill this gap, this study investigates the prevalence of SREs in Brazil and their association...

DOI: 10.1177/13634615221088701 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Anomalous experiences Religion and psychology Religious experiences Spiritual experiences +1

Further Reflections and Looking Forward

July 31, 2025 Tina Stromsted

This chapter explores how Authentic Movement, dreamwork, and other somatic practices can help heal traumas in the world while fostering embodiment and creativity. These practices not only support individual healing but can also contribute to the healing of the world, as demonstrated by the Community Long Circle. Throughout the chapter, I share various stories illustrating how Authentic...

Molecular Pathways Potentially Involved in Hallucinatory Experiences During Sleep Paralysis: The Emerging Role of β-Arrestin-2

International Journal of Molecular Sciences July 26, 2025 Lena M. Rudy, Michał M. Godlewski 2 citations

Sleep paralysis (SP), an REM parasomnia, can be characterized as one of the symptoms of narcolepsy. The SP phenomenon involves regaining meta-consciousness by the dreamer during REM, when the physiological atonia of skeletal muscles is accompanied by visual and auditory hallucinations that are perceived as vivid and distressing nightmares. Sensory impressions include personification of an...

Dreams are more “predictable” than you think

Frontiers in Sleep July 23, 2025 Lorenzo Bertolini, Sergio Consoli, Julie Weeds 2 citations

Introduction: A growing body of work has used machine learning and AI tools to analyse dream reports, and compare them to other textual content. Since these tools are usually trained on text from the web, researchers have speculated they might not be suited to model dreams reports, often labeled as "unusual" and "bizarre" content. Methods: We used a set of large language models (LLMs) to encode...

The content and structure of dreams are coupled to affect

July 22, 2025 Luke Leckie, Anya K. Bershad, Jes Heppler et al.

Dreams offer a unique window into the cognitive and affective dynamics of the sleeping and the waking mind. Recent quantitative linguistic approaches have shown promise in obtaining corpus-level measures of dream sentiment and topic occurrence. However, it is currently unclear how the affective content of individual dreams relates to their semantic content and structure. Here, we combine word...

DOI: 10.31235/osf.io/eq5sc_v2 (opens in new tab) Affect linguistics Content measure theory Communication

Dynamical independence reveals anaesthetic specific fragmentation of emergent structure in neural dynamics

bioRxiv Preprint Server July 16, 2025 Borjan Milinkovic, Anil K. Seth, Lionel Barnett et al. 2 citations preprint

Conscious experience depends on the coordinated activity of neural processes that span multiple scales—from synapses to whole-brain dynamics. A recently introduced measure, dynamical independence, identifies, characterises and quantifies these multi-scale relationships using an information-theoretic dimensionality-reduction approach. Here, we use DI to examine changes in emergent dynamical...