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| What is a dream but an astral journey to Wyrd? (dreamingdog.multipy.com) |
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| Dream Dancer (Josephine Wall) |
Lucid dreams, in which people are aware of and can control their
dreams, are rare.
But now scientists have found they can induce this [magical] state of mind in people by zapping their brains with a specific
frequency of electricity.
"I never thought this would work," said study researcher Dr. John Allan
Hobson, a psychiatrist and longtime sleep researcher at Harvard
University. "But it looks like it does."
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| The Monroe Institute: Explore consciousness |
The results showed that when the inexperienced dreamers were zapped
with a current of 40 Hertz, 77 percent of the time these participants
reported having what were described as lucid dreams.
"They were really excited," said study researcher Ursula Voss, of J.W.
Goethe-University Frankfurt, who designed the experiments. "The dream
reports were short, but long enough for them to report, 'Wow, all of the
sudden I knew this was a dream, while I was dreaming.'
Dream waves
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| (Bruce Rolff/shutterstock/livescience.com) |
A lucid dream can be thought of as an overlap between two states of consciousness -- the one that exists in normal dreaming, and the one during wakefulness, which involves higher levels of awareness and control.
"If I'm aware, if I'm self-reflective, if I'm thinking about myself,
about my past and future, that's normally a waking function," Voss said.
In lucid dreaming, we transfer elements of waking consciousness into
the dream, she said.
Such overlap is also reflected in the brain waves that researchers can detect using electroencephalography, or EEG... More
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