In a lucid dream, your brain is active enough to realize you're dreaming — making it possible to banish nightmares, alter your dream, or even wake up.

You’ve always wanted to fly. And here you are, soaring above the clouds. No plane, no glider, no parachute. Wait. What? And that’s when it hits you. You’re dreaming. But this isn’t just any dream.

In the depths of night, as consciousness fades and dreams take hold, some individuals possess a remarkable ability: they can recognize they’re dreaming and even direct the narrative of their nocturnal ...

One writer tried lucid dreaming with the help of dream experts—here's how it went, plus ways lucid dreaming can heal your inner wounds. You know that feeling when you’re in the midst of an amazing ...

A former Meta and Google employee claims to have met a woman who taught herself how to lucid dream so she could solve work-related problems in her sleep.

I was sitting in my room when I asked myself, “Am I dreaming right now?” I looked around at my surroundings and immediately noticed a large elephant standing in the middle of my room, hardly fitting ...