Nightmares are defined as repeated occurrences of extremely dysphoric and well-
remembered dreams that usually involve subjective threats to survival, security, or physical …

A lucid dream occurs when a dreamer knows that he or she is dreaming while continuing to
dream. Many people practice lucid dreaming to promote personal growth, including …

This article describes the future prospects of scientific dream research. Three frontiers of
investigation hold special promise: neuroscientific studies of the brain–mind system's …

In the waking state, in the absence of meta-awareness, mind wandering with specific
contents can lead to negative mood. Such negative mood can be incorporated into …

Why do we dream? What is the connection between our dreams and our mental health?
Can we teach ourselves to have lucid dreams? The Psychology of Dreaming delves into the …

Despite the fact that lucid dream research and transpersonal psychology have common
grounds, overlapping interests and a great potential to contribute to each other, the two …

This chapter offers a new and more dynamic model of engagement between psychology
and anthropology by focusing on the practice of dream sharing as a natural outgrowth of the …

In this case report, we explain the story of a woman diagnosed with severe PTSD, suffering
from recurrent nightmares involving a traumatizing event. She participated in 6 week lucid …

The following article is an exploration of supernal dreaming, a type of dream that engages
the dreamer as a profound, participatory, and often revelatory event. Dream types are not …