Lucid Dreaming

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Probed ingest of: Remote Viewer #001 (US MILITARY) Sees Them Coming... | Joe McMoneagle

mediaAaron Alexander

Apr 15

Lucid Dreaming Could Allow People to Experience Other Genders, or Even Other Life Forms, New Research Suggests

mediaThe Debrief

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Why Some People Can Control Their Dreams: New Study Links Synesthesia to Lucid Dreaming Power

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Sep 25

Probed ingest of: Remote Viewer #001 (US MILITARY) Sees Them Coming... | Joe McMoneagle

Aaron Alexander

mediaApr 15

Lucid Dreaming Could Allow People to Experience Other Genders, or Even Other Life Forms, New Research Suggests

A new peer-reviewed study suggests some lucid dreamers may be able to experience "dream-body transformation" into animals, or even another gender.

The Debrief

mediaMar 20

Why Some People Can Control Their Dreams: New Study Links Synesthesia to Lucid Dreaming Power

Synesthesia may explain why some people can control their dreams, revealing a surprising link between perception and lucid dreaming.

The Debrief

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govDec 20, 1991

Anomalous Cognition in Lucid Dreams (Draft Technical Protocol)

Science Applications International Corporation40 pagesDec 20, 1991CIA-RDP96-00789R003100140001-2

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.

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