Paul Kalas

THE SCIENCE AND FUTURE POWER
​OF PRECOGNITIVE DREAMS

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Modern evidence shows that some dreams are future real-life experiences. Dr. Kalas explores alternate explanations, describes connections to neuroscience, physics, and evolution, discusses the significance for the individual, and foretells the future impact on humanity.
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Yasmin Johnson​

TEEN DREAMS: PORTALS INTO
​A HEALING FUTURE​

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This presentation offers a teenager’s perspective on how precognitive dreams help us to move into a happier future by triggering personal growth, healing and empowerment. The sixteen-year-old presenter’s own healing and precognitive dreams are documented alongside a consideration of the psychological function of dreams that transcend linear time and space.  
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Dr. Clare Johnson

PRECOGNITIVE LUCID DREAMING:
​ILLUMINATING SPACE-TIME

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​How can conscious awareness during dreaming help us access information about the future? Dr. Johnson draws on the lucid dream metaphysics she developed in The Complete Book of Lucid Dreaming (2017) and weaves together science and decades of personal experience to highlight the implications of precognitive lucid dreaming for consciousness research and individual illumination.  
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David Luke 

GROUP STUDY OF LUCID DREAMING
FOR PRECOGNITION

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This seminal talk explores the world’s first controlled experimental group study of lucid dreaming for precognition, and inspects the veridical nature of future dreaming and its related psychological factors. The study is the first of the ongoing Perrott-Warrick Lucid Dream Precognition Project, administered by Trinity College, Cambridge, conducted at the University of Greenwich. 

Bhaskar Banerji​

CHRONOBIOLOGY & THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRECOGNITIVE BRAIN

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Is precognition a skill that can be trained? By exploring Chronobiology—the science of subjective time—we can begin to unlock the "DreamTime." This session examines the tension between the linear clocks of our waking lives and the quantum fluidity of our dreams. We will analyze how subjective time-dilation allows for precognitive flashes and present a new model for inducing these dreams by refining our internal "sense of time."

Pascal Michael

ALIEN DREAM TIME: ENTITY ENCOUNTERS, LUCID DREAMING AND THE PRECOGNITIVE MIND

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 “Alien” and other non-human entity encounters share striking similarities with dream states, like lucid dreaming and REM-related hybrid states, both in terms of phenomenology and neural correlates. Additionally, this talk will encompass how precognitive dreams, specifically, may illuminate why many such ufological narratives involve prophetic imagery or warnings, but while also exploring the putative time-transcending cognition of these ‘others’.

Kyle Napierkowski & Emily Cook

COLLECTIVE DREAM PATTERNS
​AND EMERGING POSSIBILITIES

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This presentation explores how future-relevant signals may become visible when many dreams are examined together. By analyzing thousands of reports, we identify subtle recurring patterns and emotional shifts that emerge across dreamers, offering a collective perspective on precognitive dreaming that complements individual experiences.