Whether one can control the dream? The question prompted a group of scientists to conduct a study of dreams.
The trick is to design a smart mobile phone applications such as playing the sound of a bird in the woods or the beach break waves.
Experts assume that these sounds can encourage us to get beautiful or pleasant dreams.
Professor Richard Wiseman of the University of Hertfordshire, England,-who launched the study in the International Science Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, said he wanted to test was followed by thousands of people.
"Before bed, you tell the application what time you'll wake up and dream as well as what sounds like exactly what you want to influence your dreams," said Professor Wiseman.
He added that most people have five dreams every night and if the dream was fun it will make the corresponding positive and more productive the next day.
However it will not recruit directly but members of the public who voluntarily participated in the study.
Sound or sound is played for about 20 minutes before the subject of the study said they wanted to wake up from sleep.
Experiments carried out Professor Wiseman and his team could lead to new ways of dealing with depression and stress and also to improve kreatfitias.
Still a mystery
"It could get a good night's sleep and sweet dreams can increase one's productivity."
Richard Wiseman
Application that is named Dream: ON is monitoring the people who sleep and to find out whether the man began to dream.
Then the application plays a sound or certain sounds.
When the application decides that the person stops dreaming then the alarm will sound.
Then he will be asked to send a picture of a dream that happened to a data bank, named the 'dream catcher'.
"It could get a good night's sleep and sweet dreams can increase one's productivity. So it is important we stay healthy both physically and psychologically," said Professor Wiseman.
"However, there is not much we know from this dream. Well, the research aimed to uncover a dream that had been such a mystery," he added.
Dream is still one of the greatest mysteries of human life and become one focus of research famous psychologist, Sigmund Freud, among others, describes the dream as the human subconscious mind.
The trick is to design a smart mobile phone applications such as playing the sound of a bird in the woods or the beach break waves.
Experts assume that these sounds can encourage us to get beautiful or pleasant dreams.
Professor Richard Wiseman of the University of Hertfordshire, England,-who launched the study in the International Science Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, said he wanted to test was followed by thousands of people.
"Before bed, you tell the application what time you'll wake up and dream as well as what sounds like exactly what you want to influence your dreams," said Professor Wiseman.
He added that most people have five dreams every night and if the dream was fun it will make the corresponding positive and more productive the next day.
However it will not recruit directly but members of the public who voluntarily participated in the study.
Sound or sound is played for about 20 minutes before the subject of the study said they wanted to wake up from sleep.
Experiments carried out Professor Wiseman and his team could lead to new ways of dealing with depression and stress and also to improve kreatfitias.
Still a mystery
"It could get a good night's sleep and sweet dreams can increase one's productivity."
Richard Wiseman
Application that is named Dream: ON is monitoring the people who sleep and to find out whether the man began to dream.
Then the application plays a sound or certain sounds.
When the application decides that the person stops dreaming then the alarm will sound.
Then he will be asked to send a picture of a dream that happened to a data bank, named the 'dream catcher'.
"It could get a good night's sleep and sweet dreams can increase one's productivity. So it is important we stay healthy both physically and psychologically," said Professor Wiseman.
"However, there is not much we know from this dream. Well, the research aimed to uncover a dream that had been such a mystery," he added.
Dream is still one of the greatest mysteries of human life and become one focus of research famous psychologist, Sigmund Freud, among others, describes the dream as the human subconscious mind.
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