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Lucid dreaming: all studies

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Lucid dreaming occurs in activated rapid eye movement sleep, not a mixture of sleep and wakefulness.

Sleep April 11, 2022 Benjamin Baird, Giulio Tononi, Stephen LaBerge 41 citations

(1) To critically test whether a previously reported increase in frontolateral 40 Hz power in lucid REM sleep, used to justify the claim that lucid dreaming is a "hybrid state" mixing sleep and wakefulness, is attributable to the saccadic spike potential (SP) artifact as a corollary of heightened REM density. (2) To replicate the finding that lucid dreams are associated with physiological...

Nightmares, Mindfulness And Lucid Dreaming

Research Square February 25, 2022 Sofia Tzioridou, Martin Dresler, Kristian Sandberg et al. preprint

A theoretical and empirical association between lucid dreaming and mindfulness, as well as lucid dreaming and nightmares has previously been observed; however, the relationship between nightmares and mindfulness has received surprisingly little attention. Here, we present the findings of two studies exploring the relation of nightmare frequency and distress with two components of mindfulness,...

HEURISTIC AUTODIALOG IN A LUCID DREAM

Globus: psychology and pedagogy February 19, 2022 Yakov Lvovich Liberman, Evgeny Vladimirovich Kogan

The article discusses the mechanism of solving creative tasks in a dream. The concepts of heuristic autodialog and lucid dreaming are formulated, the structure of the first is described and the possibilities of its implementation in the process of the second are shown. The role of the phases of fast and slow sleep in solving the problem by the method of heuristic autodialog in lucid dreaming is...

Studies for the Development of the Induction Method of Lucid Dreaming

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research 2022 Juanyu Liu, Lan Ding, Zihan Chen

The mystery of dreams has always been an area of deep research. Lucid dreaming is when people realize they are awake, but they are dreaming. This work introduces and studies the induction methods of lucid dreams. We investigated whether the lucid dream occurred during rapid eye movement and investigated the ability to learn about lucid dreaming. Studies have shown that lucid dreaming has...

Lucid dreaming and associated sleep and dream factors among university students in West Bank Palestine

International Journal of Dream Research 2022

Lucid dreaming is a phenomenon in which the dreamer is aware that he/she is dreaming while the dream is still going on. Many studies investigated the prevalence of lucid dreaming in various populations; however, no study has been conducted in the Arab Middle East region. As age and cultural differences in attitudes towards dreams may influence lucid dreaming, we aimed to investigate lucid...

Lucid Dream Sport Practice in Japanese College Athletes: A Questionnaire Study

International Journal of Sport and Health Science 2022 Erlacher Daniel, Masato Fujii, Shunichi Tazuke et al. 2 citations

In a previous questionnaire study with German professional athletes, we showed that the prevalence of lucid dreaming in athletes is 57% and that about 5% of athletes use their lucid dreams to practice sport skills while asleep. The present study applied a Japanese translation of the same questionnaire to a Japanese sample of college athletes to explore cultural differences. We found that about...

DOI: 10.5432/ijshs.202056 (opens in new tab) Lucid dream Athletes German Physical therapy +2

Examining the Relation Between Practicing Meditation and Having Peak Experiences and Lucid Dreams. A Cross-Sectional Study.

Frontiers in Psychology 2022 Javier García-campayo, Rinchen Hijar-Aguinaga, Alberto Barceló-soler et al. 3 citations

The aim of this study was to compare meditators and non-meditators in terms of their tendency to have peak experiences and their dream lucidity, while examining the associations between these outcomes and some related variables such as non-dual awareness, mindfulness facets and absorption. In this cross-sectional study, 237 participants from general Spanish population completed an online survey...

Lucid dreaming increased during the COVID-19 pandemic: An online survey.

PLoS One 2022 P Kelly, Tainá Macêdo, T Felipe et al. 3 citations

The COVID-19 pandemic changed people's lives all over the world. While anxiety and stress decreased sleep quality for most people, an increase in total sleep time was also observed in certain cohorts. Dream recall frequency also increased, especially for nightmares. However, to date, there are no consistent reports focusing on pandemic-related changes in lucid dreaming, a state during which...

Benefits and concerns of seeking and experiencing lucid dreams: benefits are tied to successful induction and dream control.

SLEEP Advances 2022 Remington Mallett, Laura Sowin, Rachel Raider et al. 22 citations

Therapies focused on lucid dreaming could be useful for treating various sleep disorders and other conditions. Still, one major roadblock is the paucity of systematic information on the consequences of attempting these sorts of dreams. The current study sought to quantify positive and negative aspects of seeking lucid dreams, describe their phenomenology in detail, and identify features...

Detecting lucid dreams only by submentalis electromyography.

Sleep Medicine December 1, 2021 Michael Raduga 5 citations

Lucid dreams (LDs) occur when people become aware that they are dreaming. This phenomenon has a wide range of possible applications from the perspectives of psychology, training physical movements, and controlling computers while asleep, among others. However, research on LDs might lack efficiency because the standard LD verification protocol uses polysomnography (PSG), which requires an...