Re: Lucid Dreaming Devices...

> I've read about some goggles that someone can wear while sleeping that are
> attached to some kind of computer and can detect when the wearer is in REM
> sleep (the dream state).  Then they're supposed to flash a red light that's
> not supposed to wake you up, but is supposed to let you know you're dreaming,
> so you can control your dreams.  These cost from between a couple of hundred
> dollers to a thousand.  Has anyone here ever tried one?  I'm curious if the
> work.

I think that if I wore goggles while I was sleeping, i'd have a very
difficult time getting to sleep. And when I managed to get to sleep, it'd bea
very restless, dreamless sleep.