I have bought Exlporing the World of Lucid Dreams. It's about $12 CAD ( I live in canada) I hear it's $7 USD. |
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I've seen "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Stephen LeBerge," and a few others |
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Goals:
[]Find Dream Guide [] LD at least twice by the end of the month []Fly [] Learn how to talk in dreams [] Ride a cloud
I have bought Exlporing the World of Lucid Dreams. It's about $12 CAD ( I live in canada) I hear it's $7 USD. |
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"The world is your playground. There are bumps along the way but this playground comes with a fully equipped toolbox with equipment out there to solve ANY disease,problem or issue out there. ONE problem. Some tools are harder to find than others. Lucid dreaming is just one of them."
- Marcher22
Thank you. So Would you say this one book pretty much has all the info I need? |
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Goals:
[]Find Dream Guide [] LD at least twice by the end of the month []Fly [] Learn how to talk in dreams [] Ride a cloud
I've read the first half of "The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep" and various books on astral projection and OBE's. Stephen Laberge's ETWOLD is definitely the best book I've seen on the subject of lucid dreaming. All the others have some kind of belief system mucking things up. Here's a paper on Laberge's site which shows his healthy skepticism of OBE's etc. If you're reading this Stephen, thanks for all the work you've done on this subject! |
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I would like to add though that I got one of the most helpful tips about lucid dreaming from another book, I can't remember which one. (Maybe it was from a web site, this one?) It's an OBE technique where once you've gone through the paralysis and felt the vibrations and heard the sounds, you can then enter the dream world by peeling away from your physical body (that's how it feels) by wiggling your fingers and finally reaching above you to an imaginary rope and pulling yourself up. |
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I would say this website has all the technique's you would need to INDUCE lucid dreams because it's always being updated by people. If you'd like to read about general information behind dreaming and lucid dreaming in specific go ahead. It's not way over the top but somewhere just in the middle. |
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"The world is your playground. There are bumps along the way but this playground comes with a fully equipped toolbox with equipment out there to solve ANY disease,problem or issue out there. ONE problem. Some tools are harder to find than others. Lucid dreaming is just one of them."
- Marcher22
Sweet. I do enjoy the information thats all here but a book is nice to have next to my bed for reading before bed and its much easier on the eyes haha. but Thank you for the help. |
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Goals:
[]Find Dream Guide [] LD at least twice by the end of the month []Fly [] Learn how to talk in dreams [] Ride a cloud
What do guys think about the book "The art of dreaming" It's a totally different approach right? I did read a couple of other books about lucid dreaming, but from the article I read here http://hubpages.com/hub/Dreaming-The...our-Other-Self I think this is some other approach. I didn't read it yet. But did any of you? |
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I read the first couple chapters of "the art of dreaming" but lost interest. There are just too many belief systems being added on top of the subject of lucid dreaming and I don't find that helpful. |
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"Relaxation is the doorway to lucidity"
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