Lucid dreaming is a special state of consciousness in which a person understands that he is dreaming and can control the content of his dream. When you go into a lucid dream, it becomes real to see any places, people you are interested in, to overcome your fears (phobias). In a lucid dream, you can do something completely unique that a person is not capable of in ordinary life. For example, you can fly like a bird over a city, or walk along the edge of a tall building to get rid of the fear of heights. In a conscious dream, you can do almost anything that comes to your mind. Lucid dreams can be used to solve your psychological and physical problems. For example, to improve physical and mental health, improve relationships with others, get rid of fears, or in order to comprehend the meaning of ancient teachings and works of modern scientists. Or you can just for fun entertainment, embodying everything that your unrestrained imagination will be capable of. Renowned Scientist (Stanford University Sleep Research Center) Stephen Laberge believes that everyone can enter into a lucid dream. Stephen LaBerge is a psychophysiologist, a leader in the study of lucid dreams, which he defines as a special, altered state of human consciousness in which a sleeping person is fully aware that he is dreaming and can control the course of its flow.

This set of devices contains "DreamStalker Expert ST" - version with "Transcranial Stimulation" functions.

The device "DreamTrainer" is designed to give light hints in order to remind you of the next reality check (awareness) in the waking state. A reality check is a test of your condition (whether you are asleep now or not). The device "DreamTrainer" is attached to the arch of the glasses on the right side of the face in such a way that the light from the LED that gives out clues is in the field of view of the right eye. You can use glasses with diopters or sunscreens, it does not matter. Clues are issued when changing the position of the head or the entire body of a person in space (tilt, turn, nod, jump). To determine the position of the head, "DreamTrainer" uses a built-in high-precision accelerometer, the sensitivity of which is easily adjusted to different levels so that the device can work both on the easiest movements and on sharper and stronger movements (at your request).

Instruction manual for "DreamTrainer": https://claps.me/files/Instruction-manual-for-DreamTrainer-EN.pdf.

Instruction manual for "DreamStalker Expert ST": https://claps.me/files/DreamStalker-Expert-Full-En.pdf.