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Exploring the Void in Lucid Dreaming

Posted by Ryan Hurd on May 13, 2010 | 16 Comments

Since I was a child, I have had conscious dream experiences that take place in immense, spacious realms devoid of light or objects. Sometimes these spaces are truly voids and my own dream body does not exist. Other times, these spaces become filled up with abstract geometric patterns, or multi-colored buzzing particles that resembles the [...]

Tags:dream meditation, dream phenomenology, entoptic imagery, Fariba Bogzaran, geometric hallucinations, Harry Hunt, Husserl, Lucid Dreaming

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Lucid Dreaming: a Hybrid of REM and Waking Cognition

Posted by Ryan Hurd on September 18, 2009 | 6 Comments

A study accepted in the journal Sleep last month (but not yet published) claims that lucid dreaming should be not be considered a REM dreaming phenomenon but rather a unique state of consciousness (Voss, et al., 2009). Poetically, the assertion that lucid dreaming has elements of waking consciousness and dreaming has been made for [...]

Tags:40hz entrainment, Allan Hobson, altered states, brain entrainment, cognitive neurophilosophy, EEG, gamma range, Harry Hunt, Lucid Dreaming, lucid dreaming tools, Michael Winkelman, transpersonal psychology, Ursula Voss

Filed Under: New Dream Studies

Big Dreams & Archetypal Visions

Posted by Ryan Hurd on November 14, 2008 | 6 Comments

Big Dreams are usually discussed in the popular media as dreams we remember for the rest of our lives. These could include emotionally intense dreams, powerful dream journeys, and visitation dreams.
However, the “dreams we remember for the rest of our life” are not the Big Dreams that contemporary dream researchers have demarked, but rather [...]

Tags:archetypal dreams, big dreams, Carl Jung, ecopsychology, Elgoni tribe, Gaia dreams, Harry Hunt, John Antrobus, memorable dreams

Filed Under: Eco-Dreaming