Dream weaver

**qwkslvr79** · 04-02-2013 05:31 AM

Has anyone tried this? I know there are lot of devices out there like this, but still

-Q

**Universal Mind** · 04-21-2013 04:41 AM

It's not a bad song.

**qwkslvr79** · 04-22-2013 04:39 AM

Well, I was referring to the Deepak chopra's new device that he claims will allow you to have lucid dreams. Looks pretty similar to nova-dreamer. I don't really care much for Chopra, but device itself seems to be interesting.

**Ampage** · 04-23-2013 03:36 AM

No REM detection that I can tell, that doesn't even put it in the same league as the Nova. Looks more like another Remme style device.

**PostScript99** · 04-23-2013 03:43 AM

Just make your own Kvasar.

I would, but my electronics skills are abysmal, I'm trying to bribe a friend to do it for me.

**Sageous** · 04-23-2013 04:21 AM

If it doesn't have REM detection it likely isn't worth your time.

**Shaman1982** · 05-02-2013 11:46 PM

Even if it would detect REM it doesn't make too much difference, i have remee setup to flash every 10 minutes through the whole night, so it can't miss the REM, but still no results at all!

**Ampage** · 05-03-2013 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by Shaman1982

Even if it would detect REM it doesn't make too much difference, i have remee setup to flash every 10 minutes through the whole night, so it can't miss the REM, but still no results at all!

That seems kind of extreme. I would think the mind would just start to ignore / block out stimuli that is that frequent. You might have better luck setting it for every hour, and just hope it hits a rem cycle

**Zoth** · 05-03-2013 02:13 AM

Like Ampage said, it's not very healthy to have an alarm every 10 minutes, especially throughout the whole night, you're most likely ruining your sleep.

One thing you can try to do is keep your sleep schedule regular, that way you'll have an easier time to find a time of the time in which you are in REM. Good luck