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Conscious experiences during non-rapid eye movement sleep parasomnias

Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews October 16, 2024 Anna Castelnovo, Francesca Siclari, Sara Spaggiari et al. 12 citations

Disorders of Arousal (DOA) are non-rapid eye movement (NREM) parasomnias traditionally regarded as unconscious states. However, recent research challenges this assumption. This narrative review aims to explore the presence and qualitative features of conscious experiences in patients with DOA during their episodes. The literature indicates a higher recall of conscious experiences during DOA...

DOI: 10.1016/j.neubiorev.2024.105919 (opens in new tab) Sleep system call Eye movement Audiology

Uçucu madde kullanımına bağlı görsel halüsinasyonlar: bir rüya modellemesi örneği

Journal of Dependence October 13, 2024 Mustafa Danışman, Gamze Zengin İspir, Kübra Sezer Katar

Volatile substances can induce a range of neuropsychiatric effects, including delusions and hallucinations, and can also lead to sudden death. These substances are often associated with individuals of lower socioeconomic status and are frequently depicted in the literature as being used out of hopelessness, with little attention given to their pleasurable effects. However, the various...

Motivations Behind Dreams: Its Linguistic Concept And Behavioral Impact

Ijaz Arabi Journal of Arabic Learning October 10, 2024 Omar Abou Al-Majd Hussain Kassem Mohmad

Dreams are a precious window into the human soul, where all the waves of minds, emotions, and cultures are concentrated. On this basis, this study deals with phenomena that affect general human consciousness and even the daily life of Arab students. Therefore, this study used the scientific and professional literature on dreams to identify their relationship to Arab students' engagement in...

A Typology for Identifying Digitally-Induced Altered States of Consciousness Through Input Discrepancy

ACM International Conference Proceeding Series October 8, 2024

The development of digital technologies leads to new types of relationships between the digital world and human consciousness, increasingly inducing or influencing specific types of experiences, such as dreams, transcendental experiences, or derealisation. The varied devices used to induce these experiences, from brain-stimulating magnets to biofeedback-based VR headsets, constitute a new class...

Technological transformations, formation of GMS (Global Mental System) and GFS (Global Forecasting System) — "right-brain technologies" based on biological entities with consciousness, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and blockchain: "Banchenko-Market" (Global Market of Lucid Dreams and Other Transcendental States of Consciousness)

October 7, 2024 Denis Banchenko, Mykhailo Mykhailovich Kapustin, Vlada Bilovodenko et al. preprint

Modern research in the field of transmission and fixation of consciousness states opens up new possibilities for studying cognitive processes and their objectification. This article examines methodological approaches to transmitting consciousness states from one subject to another using advanced neurointerface technologies and quantum-resistant blockchain systems. Special attention is paid to...

DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/yq5wt (opens in new tab) Blockchain Consciousness Computer security

P027 Dream characteristics are sex-specific in REM Sleep Behaviour Disorder and healthy older adults

SLEEP Advances October 1, 2024 Samantha Bramich, Alastair J. Noyce, Laura Pérez-carbonell et al.

Abstract Introduction REM sleep behaviour disorder (RBD) is strongly associated with neurodegenerative disease (NDD), and the isolated form is a known prodrome of several alpha-synuclein-related NDD’s. RBD is difficult to diagnose, and screening questionnaires focus on vivid and aggressive dream content, but these characteristics may be more common to males, leading to underdiagnosis of RBD in...

A novel method for objectively classifying sequential emotion within dreams: a proof-of-concept pilot study

Frontiers in Psychology September 18, 2024 Mariza van Wyk, Mark Solms, Gosia Lipinska 1 citation

Traditionally, emotions in dreams have been assessed using subjective ratings by human raters (e.g., external raters or dreamers themselves). These methods have extensive support and utility in dream science, yet they have certain innate limitations due to the subjective nature of the rating methodologies. Attempting to circumvent several of these limitations, we aimed to develop a novel method...

DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1393913 (opens in new tab) Valence chemistry Dream Sentiment analysis Personality +3

Electrophysiological (EEG) microstates during dream‐like bizarre experiences in a naturalistic scenario using immersive virtual reality

European Journal of Neuroscience September 11, 2024 Simone Denzer, Sarah Diezig, Peter Achermann et al. 6 citations

Monitoring the reality status of conscious experience is essential for a human being to interact successfully with the external world. Despite its importance for everyday functioning, reality monitoring can systematically become erroneous, for example, while dreaming or during hallucinatory experiences. To investigate brain processes associated with reality monitoring occurring online during an...

DOI: 10.1111/ejn.16530 (opens in new tab) Ministate Virtual reality Dream Perception +3

Living the dream: Nanai shamanic experiments and porous engagements in the Siberian Far East

AlterNative: An International Journal of Indigenous Peoples September 1, 2024 Mally Stelmaszyk, Leonid Sungorkin

This article is about the ways in which shamanic practice is engaged in navigating and responding to the current climatic and geopolitical crisis in Far East Siberia, Russia, through proposing experimental multiversal projects. It traces the manner in which a Nanai (Indigenous peoples of Siberia, Russia; literally, people of the Earth) sama (shaman), hereafter, shaman, brings together diverse...

EEG signature of near-death-like experiences during syncope-induced periods of unresponsiveness.

Neuroimage September 1, 2024 Charlotte Martial, Andrea Piarulli, Olivia Gosseries et al. 10 citations

During fainting, disconnected consciousness may emerge in the form of dream-like experiences. Characterized by extra-ordinary and mystical features, these subjective experiences have been associated to near-death-like experiences (NDEs-like). We here aim to assess brain activity during syncope-induced disconnected consciousness by means of high-density EEG monitoring. Transient loss of...