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Mental processes / Sleep / Lucid dreams / Personal life / Symbols / Dream / Near-death experience / Stephen LaBerge / Dreaming / Mind / Behavior
Date: 2015-04-01 06:47:04
Mental processes
Sleep
Lucid dreams
Personal life
Symbols
Dream
Near-death experience
Stephen LaBerge
Dreaming
Mind
Behavior

Can we train ourselves to control our dreams?

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