Dreamion AI Archive of Human Experiences

Henrich and colleagues argue that Western minds are psychologically unusual relative to global norms.

Abraham surveys historical reports of gods, spirits, and celestial figures communicating in dreams.

Barrett documents creative problem-solving in dreams, including scientific and mathematical insights.

Otgaar and colleagues show that belief in repressed memories remains common among clinicians.

Schredl identifies common dream themes across large population samples, including alien/UFO dreams.

Faith and Krippner analyze visitation and entity dreams within a large dream sample.

Pasulka explores UFO belief, technology, secrecy, and modern religious experience.

Laughlin and Rock explain cultural differences in valuing dreams and altered states.

Laycock examines historical roots of supernatural trauma narratives including witchcraft and possession.

Robert Monroe’s pioneering description of OBEs that influenced later consciousness research.

Raduga demonstrates that alien encounters can be induced during REM sleep paralysis.

Gackenbach explores links between lucid dreaming, psi, and anomalous cognition.

Blackmore critiques abduction narratives as products of sleep paralysis, hypnosis, and fantasy.

Domhoff synthesizes dream research from cognitive science and content analysis.

Bulkeley demonstrates word-search and thematic analysis techniques for large dream datasets.

A seminal book presenting remote-viewing research conducted at SRI.

J. B. Rhine’s summary of experimental evidence for ESP at Duke University.

A foundational report on laboratory dream telepathy experiments conducted at Maimonides Hospital.

Sheldrake proposes telepathic and extended-mind explanations for everyday anomalous perceptions.

Radin examines scientific evidence for yogic siddhis and psi abilities.