A 20 December 1991 draft protocol by Edwin C. May and Stephen LaBerge proposing a pilot study of whether anomalous cognition could be observed during lucid dreams. It describes participant selection, DreamLight training, waking baselines, sealed target envelopes, rank-order analysis, and a decisive limitation: unsupervised home trials could not formally establish anomalous cognition.
Brooklyn
LocationBrooklyn
LocationI saw this early this morning. It took me a minute to wake up enough to realize how weird it was and get out my phone. It looked like two cubes stacked diagonally. It moved really slowly on a fixed path. The cubes almost looked like they emitted static or something that blurred their edges. I’m really not sure what I saw. It looked too large and sturdy to be a balloon, but maybe it was? Any thoughts on what it could be?

Thought the moon looked interesting and noticed a light pillar so I took a pic. Later on is when I noticed the way the clouds were opening.

RT @WUTangKids: Last night was the annual Elaine dance contest at the Brooklyn Cyclones game https://t.co/sKYrlJOgvv
Probed ingest of: NHI Extracting Our Souls - Whitley Strieber on 70 Years Of Contact
When I was very young, around three or four, I lived with my parents in a fourth-floor apartment in Brooklyn. From our window, we had a wide view of the city. I have a memory from that time that has always stayed with me. Floating above the buildings, I would see shapes, almost like letters or symbols, suspended in the air. They were enormous, about the height of a two-story house, stretching across what felt like an entire city block. It looked as though a sentence had been written across th...

