By Ben, on July 16th, 2007%
I found something really wild tonight.
I guess it’s old news since the patent is from 2003, but I see that Stephen LaBerge, the most famous lucid dream researcher and lucid dream author in the world, has a patent on “substances that enhance recall and lucidity during dreaming.”
Patent number 20040266659, to be exact.
Here’s a summary of his patent, in his own words:
“This invention relates to the field of Lucid Dreaming and the enhancement of dream recall and dream lucidity through memory enhancing drugs, including the class of substances that comprise Acetylcholine Esterase inhibitors (AChEls). Lucid dreaming involves dreaming while knowing that you . . . → Read More: Did you know Stephen LaBerge has a patent on substances that cause Lucid Dreaming?
By Ben, on June 5th, 2007%
It always cracks me up when I have dreams where the subject of Lucid Dreaming is staring at me in the face and yet it never occurs to me to question my reality and see if I am indeed in the middle of a dream.
This happened a few nights ago when I dreamt of dream researcher Stephen LaBerge, possibly the most famous lucid dreamer ever.
From my dream journal:
” I’m at a Stephen LaBerge book signing.
He’s got maybe 20 people hooked up to Mind machines / Nova Dreamers. I find an empty seat and join in. We’re sitting on what . . . → Read More: Dreaming about Stephen LaBerge: How Ironic!
By Ben, on May 21st, 2007%
“Dreaming is perception unconstrained by sensory input. And vice versa, what is perception is what we’re doing right now; dreaming, constrained by sensory input.”
Stephen LaBerge, interview, captured in DVD series . . . → Read More: Stephen LaBerge quote on dreaming and perception
By Ben, on April 10th, 2007%
When I first started blogging, I naturally sought out other blogs on lucid dreaming. One of the most unique blogs out there was called Exploring the Oneiroverse, the contents of which were based on a book by fellow blogger and lucid dreamer Chad Watts.
Soon enough, we started writing emails back and forth discussing dreams and lucid dreaming, drugs, metaphysics, and so forth for a few weeks. I found his perspective so interesting that I asked for a more formal interview, which is what follows below. Enjoy.
Can you talk about the relationship between dreams and lucid dreams and the experience one . . . → Read More: Exploring the Oneiroverse with Chad Watts: On Lucid Dreams, Entheogens, and the Spiritual Experience
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