Why aren't there many Lucid Dreaming Videos in youtube?

**voByJunior2013** · 11-30-2013 11:41 PM

I"ve seen them pretty much all. there's so little. Even in the web there's almost nothing.
Basically this is all there is:

-Some of Laberges videos(very little) and one says from 60 minutes(show) and is just like a 3 minute snippet, which you can buy the full dvd somewhere.
-Some of Rober Wagoner videos(very little)
-Videos made by regular people explaining their experienceing, or giving tutorials.
-One or two Dutch Documentaries on lucid dreaming
-Lucid dreaming induction meditation videos which are i don't remember how you cal them but Just Sound. A continues sound file to help with lucid dreaming

That's basically it. There's almost nothing.
I want more documentaries and Scientific documentaries and Discovery Channel or BBC documentaries on Lucid dreaming and more lectures and 1 or 2 hour long videos . lots of those.

But yeah i'm just dreaming cause there's nothing like that.

**Laurelindo** · 12-01-2013 12:10 AM

Lucid dreaming is still very unknown to the public, and most people who hear about it tend to not understand it to well.
I have told lots of people about lucid dreaming and they usually either seem completely uninterested or even uncomfortable.
Exploring mental states simply isn't a typical lifestyle in the West, but hopefully it will be in the near future.

As for lucid dreaming videos - there are a number of videos with Stephen LaBerge during a seminar in Russia;
search for "Stephen LaBerge seminar Russia" or something similar.
Try to find the one with a Russian title, that's the full version and it's more than 5 hours long!

There are also a bunch of videos with Tim Post from Lucidipedia - I like his "Learn lucid dreaming" videos.

**RedNaxela** · 12-01-2013 02:43 AM

As Laurelindo suggests, you are bumping into the edges of the internet when you look for something like lucid dreaming videos. Try researching meditative techniques with non-traditional goals - its like you are googling in Klingon.

The LaBerge seminar suggested is good. I think one of the issues is also that lucid dreaming is such a personal project that it is difficult to have new instructive material in almost any format.

**Laurelindo** · 12-01-2013 10:18 AM

I wanted to give you the links to the videos I mentioned, but I was writing my last post on my cell-phone and it's a major pain to handle things like that on a phone.

Anyway, now I'm using my computer again, so here you go.

Stephen LaBerge's seminar in Russia

Tim Post's Lucid Dreaming videos

I also recommend this video, it has that perfect lucid dream feel to it and it is very instructive.

Lucid Dreaming: How to Control Your Dreams

Another guy who seems very talented and knows what he is talking about is Reece Jones.

Reece Jones - Lucid Dreaming for Beginners