I’m going to offer this up for your consideration. Almost a year ago — May 2019 — my dear friend Frederica Mathewes-Green, the Orthodox Christian writer, e-mailed to say that she had had a disturbing ...

An AI startup is trying to control your dreams with a lucid dream headset. While the idea might sound a bit preposterous, the company Prophetic says its Halo headset will change how people sleep, ...

My dream, while personally relevant, would carry a collective, or more public meaning, as well. This collective meaning of the dream attests to the interconnectedness of our species, to our capacity ...

This line is spoken by Duke Leto Atreides (Oscar Isaac) to his son Paul early in Dune. He tells him: “Dreams make good ...

A new startup, Prophetic, has shown off a new AI-powered headband that promises to help control your dreams and "explore" the subconscious – perhaps the two parts of our lives that seem beyond most ...

Prophetic opened its bookings for users to test its Halo: a headband that aims to control dreaming. The startup claims the Halo can shoot signals to the user's brain when a wearer enters REM sleep.

Dreams can feel like magical journeys, filled with strange scenes and emotions. Sometimes, they seem so real that you wonder if they’re showing you the future. Maybe you dreamed of a friend you hadn’t ...

In September of 1913, Carl Jung, the great pioneer of depth psychology, was on a train in his homeland of Switzerland when he experienced a waking vision. Gazing out the window at the countryside, he ...