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Has anyone had any results with the Lucidity NovaDreamer?
http://www.lucidity.com/novadreamer.html

I used it a lot a few years back and it helped me get going with Lucid Dreaming. We even sold it for a while.

I liked it. As a matter of fact, I dusted mine off a few weeks ago.

Excellente! Now all I need is a fistfull of dollars.

Or get an IBVA ( http://www.ibva.com )

[This message has been edited by Lomas (edited August 02, 2001).]

Ok, this is something different, yet also quite interesting. What are the potential long term benefits to using this system, other than being able to start the coffeemaker with your head? Does it help connect the concious and subconcious mind?

Pete, how often do you LD? Does Paul have LDs?

Lucid Dreaming is far better than any primitive VR technology... Lucid Dreaming is an entire endoreality!!

[This message has been edited by BubblesOfEvil (edited August 03, 2001).]

The IBVA is something I want to keep my eye on. I may play with this toy when I actually can afford it ($1,000+). For now, it's NovaDreamer time!

When I was using the Nova Dreamer I would lucid dream on a regular basis. Now it is not very often at all. I'd like to lucid dream more, but it is not a priority.

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Originally posted by Pete Bissonette:
I'd like to lucid dream more, but it is not a priority.

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But isn't most of the fun in dreaming not being able to control it and being swept up along with the events...

Actually, does anyone know how much time a night is spent (on average) in REM sleep?

I'm curious because i would like to know if it's possible to reduce my sleep time and yet still retain the quality of a good night's sleep by distilling the hours to just merely the time it takes for REM sleep and to cut out the padding.