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Lucid dreaming isn't sleep or wakefulness—it's a new state of consciousness, scientists find
After analyzing many previous studies on lucid dreaming, researchers have defined it as a state that differs significantly from both REM sleep and wakefulness.
Lucid dreaming takes regular dreams to a whole new level. Roughly one in two people have reported experiencing lucid dreaming at least once in their life, but only about 1/10 say they've had two or ...
In Nightmare Obscura, the sleep scientist explores how dreams impact waking life and the growing research into techniques to control them. How do dreams affect our lives? Researchers are taking dream ...
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