Lucid dreaming: Three tricks that could let you control your dreams
Briefly

"Scientists are trying to tap into the potential of lucid dreaming, helping people complete tasks like turning on lights or even driving virtual cars while asleep."
"A lucid dream is a type of dream where the person is aware that they are dreaming. It lets people experience a state of 'heightened awareness' during sleep that allows them to control what happens within the dream."
"Most lucid dreaming takes place during 'rapid eye movement' (REM) sleep - the deepest stage of sleep where the body shuts down muscle control."
"Research has also shown that lucid dreamers can communicate in real-time with the waking world while they're asleep."
Read at Mail Online
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