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    1. 01-20-2011 08:48 PM #1
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      brainactivity of a dreamer and one from a LD'er

      Hey! brainactivity from a normal dreamer and a lucid dreamer.
      Could anyone find it...
      I searched for it on google but no D:
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      Not quite, but a step in the direction; http://www.monroeinstitute.org/resea...a-biofeedback/.
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      A little closer; LaBerge Comment: Lucid Dreaming.
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      Quote Originally Posted by IAmCoder View Post
      A little closer; LaBerge Comment: Lucid Dreaming.
      Awsome exact where i was searching for! thanks man ! +1 thanks for you
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      I havent read those links yet but is the difference as simple as the logic center of the brain being activated or not?
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      I would not say so. I have had dreams about logic, many of them, without lucidity. I have a feeling that it has more to do with the general speed of the entire brain's activity.

      Let's say that when you are sleeping your brain is operating at 2 Hz and when awake it is running at maybe 32 Hz. Imagine the speed of atoms also causing the different states of matter; solid, liquid, gaseous. So, when you are sleeping your brain is "solid" and when you are awake it is perhaps "gaseous". A lucid dream then, would be when most of the brain is "solid" at 2 Hz, but little oceans are running at maybe 16 Hz, i.e.: liquid.
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