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Unlocking the Potential: Lucid Dreaming as a Tool for Development and Innovation

Preprints.org September 26, 2023 Brigitte Holzinger, Severin Ableidinger preprint

Lucid dreaming is a dream in which one is aware that they are dreaming while dreaming as well as being able to influence the dream. It is utilized in scientific research to explore dreaming, in clinical context to treat nightmares, and in private settings to have fun, solve problems, and to train various skills. In this paper, based on an interview with a lucid dreamer, a fascinating, yet...

To What Extent Do Sleep and Psychological Treatment of Lucid Dream Therapy Play an Effective Role in Mental Disorders?

Advances in Social Behavior Research September 7, 2023 Yusi Ngan

Sleep is such a complex and dynamic process and dream that it still is a scientific enigma. Over more than a century of research has established a wide range of dream-relevant theories, whereas, no one has yet reached an accurate conclusion about the function and meaning of dreams. So, in this project, I desire to review the relationship between sleep and dream and illustrate what is the...

Methodological recommendations for the neuroscience of lucid dreaming

Somnologie: Schlafforschung und Schlafmedizin September 1, 2023

Zusammenfassung Das luzide Träumen ist ein einzigartiges Phänomen, bei dem sich eine Person während des Schlafs bewusst ist, dass sie träumt, und dadurch häufig ihre Handlungen während des Traums bewusst steuern kann. Dieser Artikel beleuchtet kritisch die methodischen Herausforderungen bei der Erforschung des luziden Träumens und bietet Strategien zu deren Bewältigung unter Berücksichtigung...

Using hypnotic enhancement with auditory suggestion for lucid dream induction

Somnologie: Schlafforschung und Schlafmedizin September 1, 2023 Emma Peters, Daniel Erlacher, Friedrich Müller et al.

AbstractThis study aimed to investigate the efficacy of using hypnotic enhancement of auditory suggestion to induce lucid dreams in inexperienced individuals. Lucid dreaming, a state in which the dreamer becomes aware of their dream state, provides opportunities for personal exploration, sports, and clinical applications. However, the rarity of lucid dreams poses a challenge to scientific...

Funding for fundamental science research based on blockchain technologies: «Banchenko market» (lucid dreams and other trnscendental states of consciousness market)

Moscow Economic Journal August 21, 2023 Denis Banchenko, Tatyana Burilova, Igor' Nehaev et al.

Recently, there has been a significant increase in interest in the sale of NFTs. These digital assets can be used not only to address the issue of owning digital assets but also to form the basis of a business model for funding fundamental academic research, alongside cryptocurrencies and other blockchain technologies. Concurrently, a scientific study conducted by Daniele Pepe from the...

DOI: 10.55186/2413046x_2023_8_8_414 (opens in new tab) Lucid dream Blockchain Consciousness Cryptocurrency +4

Lucid dreams from reactivating breath-counting during REM sleep

PsyArXiv July 14, 2023 Norah Wolk, Daniel J Morris, Yasmeen Nahas et al. preprint

People typically become aware that a dream was “just a dream” only after awakening. Alternatively, people can become aware that they are dreaming during the dream. These lucid dreams are thought to involve increased prefrontal cortex activity relative to non-lucid dreams, and they are associated with volitional control over dream content. Lucid dreams could be valuable for many purposes, such...

Intentionally awakening from sleep through lucid dreaming

PsyArXiv June 30, 2023 Cameron Sandell, Tadas Stumbrys, Ken A Paller et al. preprint

Standard treatments for nightmares focus on waking activities, with consequences for subsequent sleep. An alternative strategy may be to provide people with a novel way to learn to end a nightmare by waking up. People typically think of sleep as a state that they cannot control, but there are exceptions to this rule. For example, the ability to select dream content in a lucid dream might allow...

A systematic review of new empirical data on lucid dream induction techniques.

Journal of Sleep Research June 1, 2023 Shuyue Tan, Jialin Fan 35 citations

Lucid dreams are defined as dreams in which the dreamers are aware of the fact that they are dreaming as dreams continue. It has been ~12 years since the last review of the efficiency of lucid dream induction techniques was conducted. Hence, the present study aimed to review the lucid dream induction techniques published in the past decade. The second aim was to propose a modified...

Sleep Paralysis and Lucid Dreaming-Between Waking and Dreaming: A Review about Two Extraordinary States.

Journal of Clinical Medicine May 12, 2023 Severin Ableidinger, Brigitte Holzinger 13 citations

Sleep paralysis and lucid dreams are two states of consciousness that are connected to REM sleep but are defined by higher awareness in contrast to regular REM sleep. Despite these similarities, the two states differ widely in their emotional tone and their perceived controllability. This review aims to summarize the current research containing sleep paralysis and lucid dreams. However, given...

Investigating Consciousness in Sleep Studies: Evaluation of Key Dream Lucidity Induction Techniques

International Clinical Neuroscience Journal May 11, 2023 Berenika Maciejewicz

Lucid dreaming is a rare phenomenon of consciousness emerging while asleep, most often during the rapid eye movement phase. It is estimated that over half of the world population have had at least one lucid dream in their lifetime and around one fourth report to have one episode of dreaming lucidity each month. Conscious dreaming happens when a dreamer becomes suddenly aware of being inside...