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the rare clarity where dreams take notes and waking finally explains itself
means Clear, easy to understand, or thinking with full clarity and sound reason.
from From Latin lucidus, "bright, shining, full of light," from lucere "to shine" — a relative of lux, "light." The same glow lights up Lucifer ("light-bearer") and translucent. English borrowed it around the 1500s, and the metaphor was always there: a clear mind is a lit room, where nothing hides in shadow.
- latin root
- from lucidus, meaning bright or shining
- dream control
- sleepers can steer plots while still asleep
- eye signals
- lucid dreamers communicate with researchers via eye movements
- terminal lucidity
- some dying patients regain sudden clear awareness
- frequency
- trainable through reality checks and dream journals
for instance
lucid dreaming — stephen laberge's 1980 stanford experiments proved people could signal from within dreams using eye movements
lucid motors — electric vehicle company founded 2007, produced the lucid air luxury sedan starting 2021