Lucid Dreamer

Guardanis

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About this app

The first step to controlling a dream is realizing you are actually asleep.


To help you do that, Lucid Dreamer will play a series of audio and/or visual cues during your sleep cycles.


When you wake up, you can record your dreams with our free, secure, PIN-protected Dream Journal. Your entries can be written or voice recorded, can be tagged, and you can even log technique metrics. The Journal also comes with built in access to our free, online Dreammunity system so you can always access your dreams from anywhere and easily share them if you’d like.


If you want to get even more advanced or try additional techniques, we’ve also built Lucid Dreamer Pro directly into this free version. The Unlock All package can be purchased for $6.99 and includes unlimited access to all of our techniques and extra features:


+ Reality Checker - Stop looking at your hand, counting your toes, or whatever habit you've been trying to form. The Checker can remember to do it for you, when convenient for you, and then alert you by sound, vibration, or even notification up to 287 times per day.


+ Paralyzer - Sleep Paralysis is a state in which your mind is awake, but your body is completely asleep. This transitional state can be used to achieve lucidity and the Paralyzer can help you enter into it.


+ Da Vinci – Although hard to get used to, cycle adjustment techniques can help you be far more productive throughout the day and even experience more frequent lucid dreams. Da Vinci can help you plan, and adhere to, the best cycles for you (default: Uberman Polyphasic Sleep Cycle).


+ Custom Music Selection – Use your own audio cues, Binaural Beats, or even record your own voice for use with the Dreamer.


+ Dreamscapes, Focalizer, Subliminator – Everything you see, hear, think about, and experience throughout the day has a direct impact on the contents of your dreams. These pre-sleep visual augmentations to Lucid Dreamer are designed to help you focus and direct those contents via color psychology, focal imagery, and rapid visual stimulation.


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When you’re lucid dreaming, the only limit is your own imagination.
Carpe Noctem.