# Stephen Laberge
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stephen laberge (born 1947) is an American psychophysiologist specializing in the scientific study of lucid dreaming. In 1967 he received his bachelor's degree in mathematics. He began researching lucid dreaming for his Ph.D. in psychophysiology at Stanford University, which he received in 1980.
March 24, 2007: Lucid Dreaming - Dr. Stephen LaBerge | Paranormal Journalism - Dominick Attisani & Leslie Kean
Art Bell explores lucid dreaming with Dr. Stephen LaBerge and Dominick Attisani of the Lucidity Institute, then speaks with journalist Leslie Kean about the Phoenix Lights. LaBerge defines lucid dreaming as knowing you are dreaming while the dream is happening, explaining that this awareness opens …
March 24, 2007: Lucid Dreaming - Dr. Stephen LaBerge | Paranormal Journalism - Dominick Attisani & Leslie Kean
Art Bell explores lucid dreaming with Dr. Stephen LaBerge and Dominick Attisani of the Lucidity Institute, then speaks with journalist Leslie Kean about the Phoenix Lights. LaBerge defines lucid dreaming as knowing you are dreaming while the dream is happening, explaining that this awareness opens …
Lucid Journeys, Epic Realities, and the New Science of the Dreaming Mind
What happens to your brain when the lights go out? Every night, our minds spin up a hyper-realistic, 100% immersive reality simulator. For decades, science viewed dreaming as minor background maintenance, just the brain clearing out its digital trash. But a groundbreaking new study has completely s…
Sleep and the Science of Dreams with Dr. Célyne Bastien
In this episode
What scientists mean when they use the word “dream”
Why dreaming is not limited to REM sleep
Why vivid or emotionally intense dreams may be easier to remember
Dream interpretation, Freud and Jung — and why there is no scientific codebook for dream symbols
Why a dream can still be p…
WHERE LEGENDS BURN: CHAPTER TWO – EMBERS
Simon takes Jax and Dea to a Theosophist Library of Krotona in Ojai where the energy of place is much in evidence. What they find on the shelves may reframe everything they think they know about what's happening on Creek Road. Jax feeds microfilm onto the reader in the California Room and finds no …
288 | There's More To Lucid Dreaming Than You're Being Told
You figure out you're dreaming, and instead of waking up, you decide to see just how far down this dream goes. You walk to the middle of the room and you drop straight through the floor on purpose, because a hundred people online swore that's how you get somewhere better. Problem is, you didn't get…
Lucid Dreaming, Consciousness and Healing with Norma J. Burton and Nisha Burton
Join Trudi with Norma J. Burton and Nisha Burton as they explore lucid dreaming—what lucidity is, how to train it, decoding dream symbols and working with nightmares, and integrating psychedelics within a system based in both contemporary and ancient healing practices.
This fascinating Inscape Que…
Sleep is optional? How NextSense Automates Deep Sleep
What if the most productive person in your building is the one asleep under their desk?
In 2016, Jonathan “JB” Berent met a Googler with a wall of degrees and an odd claim: you can sleep better by sleeping more often and less in total. JB tried it. Three hours at night, a 1:30 AM cold plunge, then …
Can Technology Change the Way We Dream? | Lucid Dreaming, Neuroscience & Consciousness with JB
What if the future of dreaming wasn't just about understanding our dreams, but actually being able to influence what happens in our brains while we sleep?
In this episode of The Dream Hub Podcast, Melissa is joined by Jonathan “JB” Berent, founder and CEO of NextSense, a neurotechnology company de…
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