Lucid Dreamer Research Paper

I have woken up and reflected on my dreams as either horrible or awesome and maybe sometimes a little weird. I haven’t thought much about dreams outside of that. I have recently been informed of a dream called a Lucid Dream. A Lucid dream is a dream in which you have the “ability to consciously observe and/or control your dreams.” In other words, you know in your dream that you are dreaming. If you want to run through fire and know it won’t hurt, go ahead. “Favorite activities of lucid dreamers include flying, meeting people they’d never meet in real life, solving problems, practicing skills, gaining creative inspiration, talking to their subconscious through lifelike ‘dream people’ and exploring/warping their dream landscape.(FAQ)”
The devices name explains what the device is all about. Its main focus is emphasizing lucid dreams. The goal that an individual would want to achieve with this device is lucid dreaming as much as possible.

The Lucid Dreamer too comes with an application. Its purpose is to adjust the settings so that you can experience the longer more extreme lucid dreams. Unlike the iBand, it has no lights or records patterns to suggest improvements. It also is not as convenient as the iBand. With the Lucid Dreamer the individual must stick four little sticky pads to their head a neck. One question that I could not find the answer to was how long these pads last. It somewhat reminds me of seeing a heart doctor or trying to loosen the tenseness of a muscle.

Due to the convenience, comfort ability, and multiple functions and duties of the application I have chosen to invest my money into the iBand. While it assists in living the dream it also attempts to ensure and more comfortable sleep and allows you to see where or what you might want to adjust or improve on to get a better night sleep. By adjusting the amount of electrical waves you can fall asleep faster or stay in the deeper stages of sleep