Lucid Dreamer's Brainwaves and Binaural Entrainment to them?

**Ain** · 10-23-2004 08:30 PM

I wonder if any attempt to monitor the brainwaves (an EEG) of an experienced lucid dreamer from first lying down through the levels of dreaming all the way to waking up has been made. With that data, hypothetically, anyone that wanted to could have a lucid dream if they entrained their brainwaves to the same frequencies as the recorded dreamer had using binaural beats. Do you think this would work?

**Raylin** · 10-24-2004 02:23 AM

I think monitoring brainwaves of a lucid dreamer having an LD has been done, many times.

Presumably getting to the same brainwaves might help, but I don't think it would actually cause you to become lucid just because you were at the same frequencies. Even at the same frequencies, brains and minds work differently. It might help you become lucid though, if it brings you up to a greater level of awareness during the dream.

I'm not sure, but that's what I think is probably true.

**Seeker** · 10-25-2004 08:54 AM

Hi Ain! Welcome on board.

There have been many experiments with EEG, one of our members, LucidApple, has experimented extensively with EEG and lucid dreaming.

You might want to search for EEG on this site as well as entrainment or BWGEN

There has been quite a bit of discussion.

**lord soth** · 10-25-2004 07:30 PM

i dindnt know lucidapple has been experimenting with EEG... i will have to pm him....

**spilly** · 10-26-2004 06:41 AM

read exploring the world of lucid dreaming and lucid dreaming, both by dr stephan laberge

**Raylin** · 10-26-2004 02:50 PM

Yeah, Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming is extremely cheap off somewhere like amazon, because it's from 1991, but it's still very relevant. It has a lot of information about experiments with lucid dreaming, involving brainwaves and similar things.

**Ain** · 10-26-2004 03:16 PM

Those books are also on a certain FTP linked somewhere in this forum...

**Raylin** · 10-26-2004 04:19 PM

Hehe, but I like to have books on paper...it gives them a nicer feel, and I find they're easier to read.

**Seeker** · 10-27-2004 06:37 AM

Originally posted by Raylin
Hehe, but I like to have books on paper...it gives them a nicer feel, and I find they're easier to read.

Yeah, unless you have a laptop and a wireless connection, you cannot take it to read on the toilet like you can a book! =P

I agree, I love books! Real, solid, musty smelling books...

**Raylin** · 10-27-2004 11:20 AM

Crisp, dry pages...smooth, shiny covers...ah, the joy of good books. Personally, I keep EtWoLD by my bed, so I can use it if I'm trying WBTB or just want something to read before I go to sleep.

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