Category: Lucid Dream


DILD to OBE

Filed under: Lucid Dream, LucidCam, REM Sleep, Wake Initiated Lucid Dream by Sebastiii — Leave a comment
2022-02-02

0812
Hello,
After a full night, I was going to toilet at 7h and back to my bed to relax.
Like as usual, after 1h, I’m starting to going to have my REM and starting to dream.After around 10 minutes of dream, I’m taking lucidity because of HH sound (music and talk) with different part in each ear, this is rare but really like when it happens. 

So I know that I’m in bed and start to do some phantom movement and try to get out the bed, but my wife started to move to wake up and this is the end.

Good experience 🙂

Notification were present, but I didn’t remember listening to it.
I have set a delay between “Trigger delay” of 1 minute.

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Lucid Dream for at least 10 minutes

Filed under: Lucid Dream, LucidCam, Wake Back To Bed by Sebastiii — 6 Comments
2022-01-30
Sleep and Consciousness Research Graph
Hi,
I have been able to do a big LD this night, I’m more than happy 🙂
So, the LD start around 6h30 (DILD) but I’ve getting notification that elevate somehow my mind. 

I have done a big WBTB because I’m starting to thinking etc.
So all combined make me doing an LD

After the LD, I use my phone as recorder but finally I going out from bed 🙂

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Lucid Dream (Short) with EOG Video Data

Filed under: Dream Exit Initiated Lucid Dream, Lucid Dream, LucidCam, REM Sleep by Sebastiii — 6 Comments
2022-01-26

0630
Another short LD (10 seconds) 30 minutes after the last one (6h00), in between, I didn’t get much REM but getting LD after 2 minutes of Dream with EOG Video Data

 

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Short LD

Filed under: Dream Exit Initiated Lucid Dream, Lucid Dream, LucidCam, REM Sleep by Sebastiii — 10 Comments
Sleep and Consciousness Research Graph
Another short LD (10 seconds) 30 minutes after the last one (6h00), in between, I didn’t get much REM but getting LD after 2 minutes of DreamDownload entry as Lucid Scribe Data (LSD) 

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Lucid Dream

Filed under: Lucid Dream, LucidCam by Sebastiii — 8 Comments
2022-01-25
Sleep and Consciousness Research Graph
Getting a Lucid Dream but as soon as I hear a vibration (notification) I was ejected from it.

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Itch to Twitch

Filed under: Lucid Dream, lucidcode Halograph EOG, lucidcode Halovision, REM Sleep, Robert A. Monroe - Affirmation by Michael Paul Coder — Leave a comment
2016-02-11

Rapid Eye Movements During Dream

The REM-detection algorithm is now ready to be burnt to the standalone version of the sleep lab and can be seen climbing the planes in the minute above.

I could hear Bob’s voice, but had the most annoying itch on my chin that caused major instabilities in NPR. I tried to hang on for dear life, but the itch was so overpowering that I could not hold still for long. When the eye movements subsided a few minutes later, the twitch grew so strong that it almost triggered the next track.

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Naturally Lucid

Filed under: Dream, Dream Induced Lucid Dream, Lucid Dream, OpenEEG, REM Sleep by Michael Paul Coder — Leave a comment
2013-10-22
OpenEEG recording of a lucid dream
I had a rare natural lucid dream triggered by events inspired by the main theme of Bob DeNatale’s new film about lucid dreaming, The Art of Dreaming. I maintained lucidity for a good minute of human flight. The minute featured above shows a spike in the data that is otherwise flat, recorded at 0614, when I believe the dream occured. I was asleep from 0015 to 0640. 

The algorithm didn’t trigger an audio track, as it was looking for multiple events like this in a row. I will update it to optionally trigger on only a single event, because of the vividness of the dream. The spike looks similar to when I open my eyes while awake.

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Novelty Detector Neurons

Filed under: Lucid Dream, lucidcode Halograph FM, Orbital - Halcyon +On +On, REM Sleep by Michael Paul Coder — 1 Comment
2012-11-20
Triggering lucidity
I became aware of the previous song stopping abruptly. Not from the song that started in the minute above. A flurry of eye movements can be seen in the middle of the snapshot with traces of another one of those 30 second waves in the first half. According to a team of neuroscientists at UW there are:

Neurons in the mammalian brainstem that focus exclusively on new, novel sounds, helping humans ignore ongoing, predictable sounds. The neurons are located under the cortex in a part of the brain called the inferior colliculus. These neurons provide a unique model that can be used in the future to explore some of the neural mechanisms underlying memory, prediction and selective attention.

So instead of just introducing new signals to attain lucidity, it may be worth further investigation to trigger lucidity by removing persistent signals…

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Ninety Minutes

Filed under: Dream, Kai Tracid - 4 Just 1 Day, Lucid Dream, lucidcode Halograph FM, Orbital - Halcyon +On +On by Michael Paul Coder — Leave a comment
2012-10-31
REM Sleep After Ninety Minutes
The first audio track played exactly 90 minutes into the session and the movements lasted for the duration of the song. I was expecting the vocals to kick and was disappointed when they didn’t. I will have to cut them in as soon as possible. The second audio track played 65 minutes after that; six blinks can be seen in the minute above before it woke me up.Download entry as Lucid Scribe Data (LSD) or Comma Separated Values (CSV).

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Clubland

Filed under: Calea Zacatechichi, Dj Shog - This Is My Sound, DT8 Project - Breathe, Lucid Dream, lucidcode Halograph FM, REM Sleep, Wake Back To Bed by Michael Paul Coder — Leave a comment
2012-05-09
Audio Tracks During REM Sleep
Four tracks played within six minutes: two of the tracks can be seen in the featured minute and I distinctly remember when the second one played. The rush from knowing that the world around me was a dream can clearly be seen in the seconds that followed. I tried to control my eye movements for the first time, but the effect I was hoping for did not make it across.Another track played in the morning and woke me up during REM sleep, feeling very refreshed.

Preparation: chewed a few calea leaves.

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