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In the book Control Your Dreams (by Jane Gackenbach - bigtime dream researcher) , she describes people who used lucid dreams to train themselves athletically. In this sense, they were able to learn how to perfect or at least improve athletic skills in the dream-world that they then carried over into waking life. |
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Thread: Learning in dreams
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06-07-2008 01:59 AM #1Member
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Learning in dreams
Okay, I know I can remember certain things in dreams that I wouldn't otherwise. Is it possible to teach myself actual facts? Is this more effective than in the waking world?
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06-07-2008 02:34 AM #2Member
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06-07-2008 12:30 PM #3Member
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When you study your exams before you go to sleep, you will dream about it, and you will remember everything much better! Also, theres a studymethod that converts actual facts into dreams, it's called the art of memory, and if you're interested in it, you should check out www.pmemory.com .
"Reject common sense to make the impossible possible." -Kamina
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06-07-2008 01:12 PM #4Consciousness Itself
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That is true. I can vouch for it first hand and from psychological research.
Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba
How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
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