http://dreamunit.net/blog-en Uniting dreamers all over the world - promoting dreams and dreaming Wed, 16 May 2007 18:05:12 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Awareness of the dream requires a certain room for that awareness, a freedom from being occupied with all kinds of emotional or intellectual issues. Not being attached. I think that the post yesterday about inner peace gives a number of signs that might predict whether a person could have lucid ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=37 Many years ago somebody posted "some signs and symptoms of inner peace" to the internet. I never knew who the author was, until Saskia Davis submitted a comment to this post, explaining that she is in fact the author. I wonder whether people who naturally have lucid dreams frequently, have these ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=36 With the new online questionnaire we would like to find out whether you have used (one of) your lucid dreams for a particular purpose, for example to change nightmares into more pleasant dreams, to learn a sport, solve a problem, etc. Please feel free to name a different use you ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=35 On March 17, 2006 Professor Detlev von Uslar will celebrate his 80th birthday. I would like to use this occasion to introduce him here, because he examined the theme of dreaming intensively and thoroughly. Read more... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=33 Hi, I am Victor Spoormaker and I am currently working as a postdoctoral fellow at the department of Clinical Psychology at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. My research focuses on lucid dreaming as a treatment for recurrent nightmares and the relationship of nightmares with other sleep and psychological disturbances. Moreover, I ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=32 Dreamers United follows the format of a web log, or blog for short. Typically that means there is one main page that is frequently updated, and that there's a newsfeed for those who like to follow multiple blogs through a newsreader like Bloglines. I know of a several other dream blogs, ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=31 You may have heard about the Senoi inspired hope to use dreams to create a nicer world. Mind you, the real Senoi people - or the Temiar - likely had and have different dream practices. Perhaps we should never use the words Senoi and dreams together again, but I have ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=30 I dreamt about this last night. I read about it in Anthony Shafton's book Dream-Singers, a few weeks ago. He describes how African Americans use dreams for numbers gambling. Although they may do it less than they used to. What I found interesting is that it only works with dreams ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=29 Dreams often reflect important issues. Think of motives, interests, talents, but also current challenges or unresolved issues. People who frequently tell each other their dreams, show a lot of themselves this way. There are no false sentiments, no intellectual pretensions, or any other smoke screens, it all stays real. I ... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=28 Juhani Kääriäinen, a Finn living in Sweden, has indexed 1000 of his dreams. He waits for his dream images to emerge in our daytime world, and some of them do. Read more about the Kilodream project... http://dreamunit.net/blog-en/?p=27