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We are devoted to raising awareness and informing the community that your dreams can be the key to unlocking unlimited potential. For example, what if you could explore all of the options and possible outcomes of an important decision, in your dreams? Or how about practicing and rehearsing that difficult musical piece in your dreams before you have to perform on stage? Well, very few people realize that you can improve yourself, hone your skills, and improve your physical performance by rehearsing important skills while you are dreaming. It is true; you can harness your dreams, while you are sleeping, to do anything that you can image! Not only can you improve you physical abilities but you can do things and experience abilities that you could never do in the real, waking world.
This ability to take charge of your dreams is called Lucid dreaming; lucid, from the Latin word Lucidus: to make clear, bright, shining; and dream, from the Old Norse word Draumr: sensations that one experiences in their mind while sleeping. So in a very literal sense, ‘lucid dreaming’ is an individual’s ability to make their dreams clear, to shed light on or to become conscious of their dream world. The modern meaning of ‘lucid dream’ not only refers to becoming conscious of one’s dream, but it also connotes one’s ability to realize that they are dreaming, while they are dreaming, and then being able to manipulate, change, and control their dream world. The possibilities and potential that lucid dreaming present are truly infinite.
If you are reading this then you are probably already aware of the potential that lucid dreaming presents, you may read books, and other articles teaching you tips and techniques that you can employee to improve your ability to become lucid while dreaming. Well, in addition to the mental and physical exercises that are used to induce lucid dreams, there are supplements, herbs, music, light and sound machines that can be used while a person is sleeping that will make it even easier for that person to achieve lucidity while they are sleeping.
Currently, there are many different types of all natural products and herbal supplements available that have been utilized by indigenous tribes across the world for thousands of years; they used them to travel into the dream or ‘spirit’ world and to speak with their ancestors while they slept. Under our ‘Herbal Products’ tab you will find a comprehensive list of dream herbs, informative articles, science based research and links to reliable vendors that supply all natural, certified organic, raw herbs, herbal supplements, and potent essential oil extracts.
The last few decades, sleep and dream research has made great strides in understand how and why we sleep; as well as improving our understanding of the purpose and necessity of our dreams. Along with this greater understanding of the science of sleep, smart scientists, and engineers have devised machines that use special lights and sounds that help the sleeper achieve lucid dreams more easily. Under the ‘light and sound’ tab you will find the most current information and reviews on dream machines.

Featured Product Calea Zacatechichi
Calea zacatechichi is a plant native to Oaxaca, Mexico, and is still used by the Chontal Indians of Mexico to obtain divinatory messages during dreaming. At human doses, dried leaf material and organic extracts of the plant produce the EEG and behavioral signs of somnolence, and has been shown to induce a light sleep in cats. In human healthy volunteers, low doses of the extracts administered in a double-blind design against placebo increased reaction time end time-lapse estimation. A controlled nap sleep study in the same volunteers showed that Calea extracts increased the superficial stages of sleep which are critical for states of lucid dreaming, also known as the Theta state. In fact, it is believed that lucid dreaming happens when one half of the human brain is in Theta (dreaming) state, and the other is in Delta (deep sleep). The subjective reports of dreams were significantly higher than both placebo and...(continue reading)
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Maintaining Self-Awareness During Sleep Paralysis and Lucid Dreaming:
Correlates to Shamanic Practices :: By: Jorge Conesa-Sevilla A very written and researched article relating the states of sleep, sleep paralysis and lucid dreaming, to shamanism and mysticism. The author, Jorge Conesa-Sevilla, describes several shaman techniques for achieving lucidity, or functional detachment, while dreaming; as well as setting forth an new theoretical frame work linking the relationship between sleep paralysis, lucid dreaming and shamanism. (PDF)
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Lucid Dreaming :: By R. Wy. Fra. Timothy Edwards, VIII
A brief but authoritative article discussing the basics of lucid dreaming, including the history, Greek mythology, Carl Jung’s theory and analysis of dreaming, stages of sleep, EEG sleep metrics, eleven well established methods for inducing lucid dreams, a research synopsis of the preeminent dream researcher, Steven LeBerge, a thorough list of important Dream Journals from well known writers like William Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, and Franz Kafka, as well as a list of websites for further reading. (PDF) ...more research articles. . |
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African Dream
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Used for ages as both a dream enhancer
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