Anyone ever try such a gadget? I could be tempted to buy one.
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I’m amazed these two “geniuses” (not to mention their financial backers) didn’t do better homework. They are reinventing the wheel. Something like this has been available for years.
http://lucidity.com/novadreamer.html
I thought it seemed vaguely familiar. You don’t expect cutting-edge science reporting from the Daily Mail.
Novadreamer has been around for years and years (first went on the market in ’93, but had been in development and testing for years prior to that). This page has some history:
http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com/novadreamer.html
Since LaBerge is behind it, the things probably work. The link above also discusses how to use the contraption.
Never tried it, personally. But LaBerge is Da Man when it comes to Lucid Dreaming.
Yeah, I have one or two of his books around here somewhere.
I tried one. I found it did not help me with trancework and gave me horrendous headaches.