A Note on the Possible Clairvoyance of Dreams

Murray, Henry A.; Wheeler, Deborah

doi:10.1080/00223980.1937.9917500

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“…For example, in the 1930s when the baby of the world-famous flyer Charles Lindberg was kidnapped, Murray and Wheeler (1937) placed ads in newspapers asking people to submit their dreams of the location and fate of the baby. For example, in the 1930s when the baby of the world-famous flyer Charles Lindberg was kidnapped, Murray and Wheeler (1937) placed ads in newspapers asking people to submit their dreams of the location and fate of the baby.…”

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Understanding Sleep and Dreaming

Wilmer¹

2005

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For my loving wife and friend, Christina, who for over 30 years now has supported and encouraged me in my endeavors. She has also been a wonderful traveling companion in so many ways.There are so many people and institutions to which I owe a big debt of gratitude.Over the years, so many have helped me know and understand sleep and dreams in so many ways. For opening their labs for visits: Alex Borbély and associates Irene

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“…sufficiently unconventional question so that most psychologists would shy away from it. Murray, however, in a highly imaginative investigation (Murray and Wheeler, 1937), undertook to explore the possible clairvoyant function of dreams through securing a large number of dreams about an event of national interest prior to the time at which the outcome of this event was known.…”

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