We all dream. Yet sometimes, while we are dreaming we become conscious of the fact that it is almost as if we are in the dream; we realize that we are active in our thoughts and actions. This is Lucid Dreaming, the ability to be aware while in a dream state. Most people have had at least one Lucid dream, others can lucid dream in great detail and frequently. In this episode of WMiT? we tackle this odd phenomenon which has massive possibilities for the study of consciousness. Joining the show is a returning guest from the Dreams episode who every time she dreams, she is lucid but in a very interesting way.
Show Notes
- A Study of Dreams by Frederik van Eeden – Where we get the term Lucid Dream
- Yoga Nidra
- Benandanti – The Good Walkers
- Lucid Advice – Home of Robert Waggoner. Robert is a strong voice in the Lucid Dreaming world and his book on How to Lucid Dream is pretty much the best in my opinion
- A Field Guide to Lucid Dreaming: Mastering the Art of Oneironautics by Dylan Tuccillo – A fun book. Lots in here
- Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Stephen LaBerge – Such an important book
- Lucid Dreaming Experience – Magazine
- International Association for the Study of Dreams
- The Lucidity Institute
- Mindful Lucid Dreaming
- Robert Waggoner – Lucid Dreaming: Gateway To The Inner
- Lucid Dreaming with Alan Wallace, Stephen LaBerge, Fariba Bogzaran
- What can Lucid Dreaming tell us about consciousness?
- Psi’s Big Guns: Sleep Paralysis and Astral Time Travel – The Nightshirt
- Pre-sleep treatment with galantamine stimulates lucid dreaming
- Scientists Achieve Real-Time Communication With Lucid Dreamers in Breakthrough
- Real-time dialogue between experimenters and dreamers during REM sleep
- Waking Life – 2001 Film by Richard Linklater
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