By ROB WAUGH FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 13:51 EST, 2 November 2024 | Updated: 13:51 EST, 2 November 2024 A New York-based psychotherapist has revealed how she uses lucid dreaming to process the grief of losing her father. Attiya Awadallah told DailyMail.com: ‘When my father passed away suddenly in 2017, I never expected to see him
Lisann Valentin had just moved houses in New York and was feeling stressed when she met her dead grandfather in a dream for the first time. Valentin, who was 40 at the time and an actor and writer, had been a ‘lucid dreamer’ – someone aware they are dreaming and can sometimes control what is
Humans have done everything from splitting the atom and photographing a black hole, yet our understanding of why we dream remains something of a mystery. Perhaps one of the most perplexing dreaming habits is ‘lucid dreaming’ – the ability to control exactly what happens. Depicted in films such as ‘Inception’, lucid dreaming could provide a
The idea of controlling your dreams might sound like the plot of the latest science fiction blockbuster. But this mysterious gift is a reality for around 20 per cent of people, who are able to go on exciting trips in impossible worlds. Depicted in films such as ‘Inception’, lucid dreaming could provide a useful link