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Factors affecting the frequency of music dreams: An online study

OPUS 2015 Michael Schredl, Sabrina Berres, Anna Klingauf et al. 6 citations

Despite numerous anecdotal accounts of music dreams, empirical research in this area is scarce. The present online study (N = 2929) found a prevalence of about 6% of all dreams include some element of music. Age was negatively related to the frequency of music dreams, whereas dream recall frequency, the overall emotional tone of the dreams, and the attitude towards dreams showed positive...

Insight: What Is It, Exactly?

2015 Lana Kühle 6 citations

In “What is the state-of-the-art on lucid dreaming? Recent advances and questions for future research”, Ursula Voss and Allan Hobson provide a detailed view of the features characterizing lucid dreaming and put forward four innovative hypotheses to explain why and how lucid dreaming occurs, as well as how lucid dream states are related to other states of consciousness. Their aim is to show that...

Dreams from another dimension?

Journal of Near-Death Studies 2015 Stanley Krippner

In 2015, I began communicating with an events planner for the U.S. Army who shared with me a series of anomalous dreams -- anomalous in the sense that the dreams usually contained specific names of deceased servicemen previously unknown to her but known to an assistant chaplain with whom she worked. The goal of my ensuing case study research into this apparent episode of spontaneous mediumship...

Tradizioni dell’orso tra i Nativi nord-americani

Accademia University Press eBooks 2015 Enrico Comba 1 citation

In the Native American world, the bear appears as the most appropriate animal for acting as instructor and helper during the process which an individual has to undergo in order to become a shaman. Many hunting peoples regarded the bear as the shaman of the animal world. Furthermore, bear’s descent into the bowels of the earth, every fall, to spend its period of hibernation, was regarded as a...

Just in Time—Dreamless Sleep Experience as Pure Subjective Temporality

Monash University Research Portal 2015 Jennifer Windt 30 citations

In this commentary, I propose a strategy for extending Evan Thompson’s argument on the existence of dreamless sleep experience. My first aim is to show that the Indian debate on reports of having slept peacefully is importantly similar to debates in scientific dream research and contemporary Western philosophy on the trustworthiness of dream reports. This analogy leads to a surprising...

DOI: 10.15502/9783958571174 (opens in new tab) Temporality Dream Sketch Argument complex analysis +4

Dream Journal Design for Creative Inspiration Recording

2015 Y. Hsu, Fong-Gong Wu

Abstract Previous studies confirmed the correlation between dream and creativity. If we can make good use of our dreams, they may bring our big breakthrough through non-logic thinking state of brain. This study is aim to develop a dream journal or dream recording device that for recording ideas in dreams. Through analyzing the participants’ writing habits of dream reports to define the criteria...

Comparing personal insight gains due to consideration of a recent dream and consideration of a recent event using the Ullman and Schredl dream group methods.

Frontiers in Psychology 2015 Christopher L Edwards, Josie E Malinowski, Shauna L McGee et al.

There have been reports and claims in the psychotherapeutic literature that the consideration of recent dreams can result in personal realizations and insight. There is theoretical support for these claims from work on rapid eye movement (REM) sleep having a function of the consolidation of emotional memories and the creative formation of connections between new and older memories. To...

Post-amputation pain is associated with the recall of an impaired body representation in dreams-results from a nation-wide survey on limb amputees.

PLoS One 2015 Robin Bekrater-Bodmann, Michael Schredl, Martin Diers et al.

The experience of post-amputation pain such as phantom limb pain (PLP) and residual limb pain (RLP), is a common consequence of limb amputation, and its presence has negative effects on a person's well-being. The continuity hypothesis of dreams suggests that the presence of such aversive experiences in the waking state should be reflected in dream content, with the recalled body representation...

Dream Therapy for PTSD

2015 Bruce M. Dow

In this series of clinical vignettes, a board-certified psychiatrist and life fellow of the American Psychiatric Association illustrates the effectiveness of dream therapy in treating posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be disabling and difficult to treat, often leading to depression, suicide, and homicide in extreme cases. In this clinical-based...