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Lucid dreaming is a rare phenomenon. The scientist Stephen Laberge scientifically proved that a person can sleep and see the dream, while maintaining waking consciousness. It offers many tips and techniques that help to realize a dream and to actually learn to use this state to stimulate domestic growth and creative problem solving.
"Wake up in your dreams and in your life!" - calling all Dr. Stephen Laberge (Stephen Laberge) in its leadership, developed at the Center for sleep studies at Stanford University. A systematic program laid out by Laberge, helping to overcome long-standing, deeply entrenched fears, worries and phobias, to master the healing energy of your subconscious and achieve a level of physical and mental health that many only dream of. With the help of dreams it is really to awaken their creativity and transfer them into everyday life.
By the way, Dr. Laberge stresses that lucid dreaming was well known to Athenians in the fourth century BC The first in the history of the West a message about lucid dreams contained in a letter written in 415 BC by Blessed Augustine. Discussing the possibility of existence after death, when the feelings have faded, Augustine tells of a dream of Gennadius. Doctor of Cartuja the Gennadius, which was in painful doubt concerning the afterlife, the young man had a "beautiful appearance and majestic on earth" who turned to him with a command: "follow me!" Dutifully followed this angelic young man, Gennadius was in the city where he heard music. It was so sublime and beautiful that is not like anything heard previously. Inquiring what the music was, he was informed that it was "the hymn of the blessed and of the saints." To explain the episode described by Augustine, is possible only with the help of lucid dreaming, says Dr. Laberge.
In dreams inspired many scientists and musicians. Periodic system of elements was Dmitri Mendeleev in General during sleep. In the dream, without exaggeration, was of Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Saint-Saens and others. Created many works inspired by dreams. An example of this can be, "last year at Marienbad" Alan Resnais, "hour of the wolf" by Ingmar Bergman and staging of the play Judith Gest "Ordinary people". Claim that the famous golfer Jack Nicklaus did in a dream opening reduced the course time by 10 strokes!
"Lucid dreaming can make a significant contribution to the improvement like night and day life. The wisdom a person acquires in lucid dreams, stays with him and is able to help him during wakefulness. Moreover, the opposite is true. Lessons learned during waking hours, can be successfully used during a lucid dream. Unfortunately, this rule does not apply to ordinary dreamers, who lack much connection between dreams and everyday life, says Stephen Laberge. Typical unconsciously-a dreamer suffers from a peculiar form of amnesia. Waking up, he only with great difficulty could remember his dream. During the sleep he is able to appeal to experience only through a variety of distorting mirrors, dark and distorting".
Previously, many scientists believed the dreams, the irrational and unconscious in nature. Therefore, the study of lucid dreams was not included in the scope of their interests. The wrong concept often becomes a barrier to understanding and does not develop full potential. For example, when it was considered unthinkable to run a kilometer in less than four minutes. This conviction was a serious hindrance for runners as long as one of the stayers did not. We try to do only what seems possible.
Dr. Laberge is generous in sharing his ideas and discoveries which, in the words of William James, the will not tolerate "the untimely death of our relationship with reality," - says the doctor of philosophy Robert E. Ornstein.
Stephen Laberge has shown that what was previously considered impossible in the field of consciousness is actually completely real.
Source: Igor Booker,
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