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   Oh my!  The BrainWave Generator.  :)  It appears to have some very   
   interesting capabilities.  Thank you for the search term.  Google has led me   
   to a gold mine.   
      
   -Stacey   
      
   "Nick Argall"  wrote in message   
   news:4155222c$0$10349$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...   
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   > "Stacey Whaley"  wrote in message   
   > news:fc55d.629961$Gx4.403979@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...   
   > > I'm full of questions tonight.  I am sorry for swamping the newsgroup,   
   but   
   > I   
   > > must ask, are there any CDs that anyone can recommend to me that I can   
   put   
   > > on my headphones and listen to while falling asleep that might help me   
   > dream   
   > > lucidly or at least have more vivid dreams?  Music, sounds, or sound   
   > > waves/frequencies that might trigger certain areas of the brain?   
   >   
   > Ironically enough (sort of) 'trance techno' is a genre of music that is   
   > pretty good for this.  Also, try using google to look for the discussion   
   > about 'binaural beats' in this newsgroup.   
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   > Nick   
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