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There is much evidence that the same people tend to report both lucid dreams and out-of-body experiences (OBEs: Irwin & Blackmore, in press), but there is no general accepted explanation for this association. One way of exploring this further is to see whether the same cognitive skills are associated with the two experiences. Previous studies have shown the vividness of imagery and control of imagery are not associated with lucid dreaming (Blackmore, 1982: Hearne, 1978). While recent studies show some association between having OBEs and certain visuospatial skills (Cook & Irwin, 1983)
A review is presented of research findings of surveys studies of out-of-body-experiences (OBEs) that...
Introduction: Hallucinations that involve shifts in the subjectively experienced location of the sel...
Anout-of-body experience (OBE) has beendefined as the experience in which a per-son who is awake see...
There is much evidence that the same people tend to report both lucid dreams and outof-body experien...
Lucid dream research will be of interest to other scientists only if we can develop better theories,...
A great deal of controversy has accompanied the presentation of the theory, as in Stephen LaBerge’s ...
A review of research pertaining to the relationship of waking imagery abilities and experiences to t...
Over the last several months several items have come to my attention regarding the relationship betw...
I was recently at a conference on vision—real vision that is, not the vision of mystics or lucid dre...
The visual content of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) has received little attention but a number of t...
In Chapter 9 of Lucid Dreaming (LaBerge, 1985), I argue that the only necessary feature distinguishi...
The visual content of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) has received little attention but a number of t...
Recent findings from studies of epileptic patients and schizotypes have suggested that disruptions i...
I have just finished LaBerge’s book, Lucid Dreaming, and was gratified to learn that the lucid dream...
Recent findings from studies of epileptic patients and schizotypes have suggested that disruptions i...
A review is presented of research findings of surveys studies of out-of-body-experiences (OBEs) that...
Introduction: Hallucinations that involve shifts in the subjectively experienced location of the sel...
Anout-of-body experience (OBE) has beendefined as the experience in which a per-son who is awake see...
There is much evidence that the same people tend to report both lucid dreams and outof-body experien...
Lucid dream research will be of interest to other scientists only if we can develop better theories,...
A great deal of controversy has accompanied the presentation of the theory, as in Stephen LaBerge’s ...
A review of research pertaining to the relationship of waking imagery abilities and experiences to t...
Over the last several months several items have come to my attention regarding the relationship betw...
I was recently at a conference on vision—real vision that is, not the vision of mystics or lucid dre...
The visual content of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) has received little attention but a number of t...
In Chapter 9 of Lucid Dreaming (LaBerge, 1985), I argue that the only necessary feature distinguishi...
The visual content of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) has received little attention but a number of t...
Recent findings from studies of epileptic patients and schizotypes have suggested that disruptions i...
I have just finished LaBerge’s book, Lucid Dreaming, and was gratified to learn that the lucid dream...
Recent findings from studies of epileptic patients and schizotypes have suggested that disruptions i...
A review is presented of research findings of surveys studies of out-of-body-experiences (OBEs) that...
Introduction: Hallucinations that involve shifts in the subjectively experienced location of the sel...
Anout-of-body experience (OBE) has beendefined as the experience in which a per-son who is awake see...
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