DISCOVER YOUR DREAMS
Since the coronavirus has dominated the news and effected the lives of millions worldwide have you noticed your dreams are more vivid? Weird? Scary? Or maybe your dreams are just more numerous? The coronavirus pandemic has caused a thirty-five percent increase in dream recall among research participants, according to an ongoing study at the Lyon Read More …
How Do Your Dreams Help You? Harvard researcher Dr. Robert Stickgold says your sleeping brain is busy weaving together bits of memory like the elves who diligently sewed shoes for the shoemaker as he slept in the old fairy tale “The Elves and the Shoemaker.” Stickgold’s research reveals that as you sleep your brain goes Read More …
Do demons of the night plague you? Did you know that many nightmare themes are quite common worldwide? Betrayal, failure, illness and death, being trapped, being pursued, being lost, caught naked, falling — these are typical themes of nightmares. Dreaming about death? Is there an aspect of yourself or an old part of your life Read More …
What is actually happening in the brain when we dream? What happens if we stop dreaming? Is the neural activity of the “sleeping brain” meaningless or do dreams have meaning? Do dreams have a purpose? Is that purpose solely biochemical or is it also psychological? Could it be that dreams help us learn? Do other Read More …
Join us for the Online PsiberDreaming Conference 2018 September 23 – October 7, 2018 Before there was the internet there was a Dreamwide Web. The Dreamwide Web is multidimensional, reaching through time, space and states of consciousness in an infinite network of entangled minds. It connects us to one another, to the earth and to Read More …
In Dreams, Telepathy and the Grateful Dead My Dream Life offers a moment of parapsychological history with a video clip featuring consciousness pioneer Stanley Krippner, Ph.D. meeting up with his old friend Mickey Hart, Grateful Dead musician. In this video, Krippner and Hart reminisce about a dream telepathy experiment at a Grateful Dead concert decades Read More …
Grants for dream studies are being offered through a partnership between the International Association of the Study of Dreams and the DreamScience Foundation. Submission and Awards Process and Timeline: October 15, 2018 is the submission deadline for proposals. Submissions are reviewed by a research board and selection is based on funding limits and ratings on Read More …
Feeling fatigued? Forgetful? Unfocused? Irritable? Depressed? Overeating? Dozing off (especially while driving!)? Plagued with headaches? What about mysterious ailments that suggest an out-of-balance immune system? You may be Sleep Deprived. If so, you have lots of company. The CDC reports one in three Americans, about eighty million, suffer from sleep deprivation. And it is not Read More …
The Dream by Picasso What is circadian neuroscience and who is Russell Foster? Russell Foster directs the Sleep and Circadian Neuroscience Institute where he conducts research on the biological processes of our 24-hour daily cycle including our sleeping brain. Foster asks what do we actually know about sleep? As it turns out, even though we Read More …
“Studying dreams is a way to study the natural foundations of human spiritual experiences and how to find the ways spiritual experiences and possibilities are woven into the fabric of our being…it’s part of being human and something we all have as our birthright. That seems to lead away from what’s scientific and the empirical Read More …
It’s common to refer to the dream state as a “special” state of consciousness but how many people can say they’ve experienced the very special state of telepathic or precognitive dreaming? Researcher Patrick McNamara of the Boston University School of Medicine says that some surveys have indicated that upwards 50% of the general population has Read More …
The International Association for the Study of Dreams presents the Annual “Psi-ber Dreaming” Online Conference September 24 – October 8, 2017 Hollye Hurst, Ph.D.Dream Mentor & Dream Blog Author mydreamlife.me/about-contact
Dreaming is universal and so is curiosity about dreams. For thousands of years humans have recorded dreams and wondered about their meaning. Even modern scientists have tried to explain this mysterious phenomena by asking this question – what is the function of dreaming? Why do you think you dream? Do you problem solve through dreaming? Read More …
“DREAM CARAVAN: A Festival of All Things Dream” Feb. 5 2-8pm Come pick up your “Dream Discovery Workbook: A Guided Dream Journal” Available HERE Now at My Dream Life Hollye Hurst, Ph.D.Dream Mentor & Dream Blog Author mydreamlife.me/about-contact
The 2016 U.S. presidential race – what a long, strange trip for all of us! Does the candidate of your dreams, or your worst nightmare, star in your nightly dreams? Let us know at My Dream Life: CONTACT In recent years some psychologists have been digging into this intriguing question: what psychological factors may influence Read More …
Interested in telepathic or precognitive dreaming? Psi dreaming is on the very edge of the vast frontiers of dreaming. “Tuning in to the Frequency” is the theme of the 15th annual PsiberDreaming Conference sponsored by the International Association for the Study of Dreams. It’s coming up September 25-October 9, 2016 and it’s completely online. Even Read More …
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world and all there ever will be to know and understand.” Albert Einstein In this My Dream Life series “Famous Dreamers,” you’ll read a few famous examples of incredible creativity and success inspired Read More …