I have to believe innate lucid dreamers have a genetic predisposition for enhanced development of certain areas of the brain and perhaps it's accentuated by environment. |
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Neuroscientists from the Max Planck Institute have compared brain structures of frequent lucid dreamers and participants who never or only rarely have lucid dreams. Accordingly, the anterior prefrontal cortex, i.e., the brain area controlling conscious cognitive processes and playing an important role in the capability of self-reflection, is larger in lucid dreamers. |
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I have to believe innate lucid dreamers have a genetic predisposition for enhanced development of certain areas of the brain and perhaps it's accentuated by environment. |
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"Sometimes, they can even play an active role in their dreams. Most of them, however, have this experience only several times a year and just very few almost every night." |
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