Many researchers are coming up against theoretical and practical limits to their investigations and experiments. Einstein, Bohr and many other scientists have used dreaming as a way of scaffolding, testing and creatively thinking about problems to help them see perspectives that remained otherwise hidden.
Are you a scientist of consciousness, matter, physics, brain function or sleep who is hungry for new perspectives? If so, then you may find the recorded lucid dreams at the back of my research based book "Dream Physics" thought provoking.
The subconscious potential is definitely greater than our conscious human potential. Your technique can eventually help scientists to expand their human research potential via alternative awareness.
I am so glad to find people who appear to be willing to ask if our consciousness (and, be default, subconscious) offer insights that may entangle with, be a glue for, or exist outside the realm of the physical, yet offer existence in a reality that science has so far not researched adequately.
Consciousness and dreams may offer clues to untapped realities that extend our existence or that live outside the realm of time.
An area of interest to me is whether our consciousness exists in the universe within us, or outside of us where it is tapped into. Much like a radio transmitter/receiver, the human experience may tap into signals that are the basis for consciousness, as opposed to it being exclusively from within our electro-chemical biological, exoskeletal system called human being.
I am interested in lucid dreaming - but this tends to be from a personality perspective. Lucid dreaming is a fascinating topic.
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