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LucidWeaver Lucid Dream Timer (v. 1.2.3) Разработано Three Star Union |
Learn ancient shaman technique of lucid dreaming and travel the dream world with a sound induced lucid dreaming guide.
Use a dream cycle timer to catch your dreams and train lucid dreaming. What dreams will you weave tonight?
In a conscious lucid dream anything is possible. Set dream alarm sounds, like a beautiful Tibetan bell, so that you hear them at the peak of your sleep cycle. Improve your dream recall and lucid dreaming skills. Reality tests during day teach you to recognize a dream at night.
Includes a thorough step-by-step tutorial to lucid dreaming.
LucidWeaver is the world's first lucid dreaming app, available since 2006. It comes in six languages: English, German, French, Russian, Swedish and Finnish.
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[2012-05-28] A Google User: Pretty neat Not exactly what I wanted but is still pretty good. I wanted a timer that would ring in 4-20 min intervals starting from say 5 am. This one would ring every 60-150 min from the time you switch it on before going to sleep having an option of additional 1-15 rings at the intervals of 1-30 mins after each 60-150 minutes. The good thing about it is that it shuts itself off every time so I don't have to move. The ringing volume and ring tones are pretty good. So what I do is I set up an ordinary alarm (using Lucid Weaver) for like 5 am, wake up, manually turn on the Dream part of the software to wake me up in 60 min (that's the minimum you can set it up for) and sound additional 10 rings at 8 minute intervals. No lucid dreaming so far but I've only tried it for a couple of days. Plus I don't get up at 5 and spend 45 minutes awake like they suggest. So all in all, not what I expected but is still a neat little software and can get the job done. |
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[2012-05-28] Ladi: Pretty neat Not exactly what I wanted but is still pretty good. I wanted a timer that would ring in 4-20 min intervals starting from say 5 am. This one would ring every 60-150 min from the time you switch it on before going to sleep having an option of additional 1-15 rings at the intervals of 1-30 mins after each 60-150 minutes. The good thing about it is that it shuts itself off every time so I don't have to move. The ringing volume and ring tones are pretty good. So what I do is I set up an ordinary alarm (using Lucid Weaver) for like 5 am, wake up, manually turn on the Dream part of the software to wake me up in 60 min (that's the minimum you can set it up for) and sound additional 10 rings at 8 minute intervals. No lucid dreaming so far but I've only tried it for a couple of days. Plus I don't get up at 5 and spend 45 minutes awake like they suggest. So all in all, not what I expected but is still a neat little software and can get the job done. |
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[2011-02-07] A Google User: Not sure if this will wake me up. can't hear the sounds on captivate |
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[2011-02-07] eran: Not sure if this will wake me up. can't hear the sounds on captivate |
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[2010-12-27] A Google User: Not as described. More like a virtual 5$ alarm. |
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[2010-12-27] Rolando: Not as described. More like a virtual 5$ alarm. |
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