Thread: Is this reputable?

It looks a bit fishy. It may have some good information, but they are charging way way way too much money. There is so much free information on the internet, it hardly even seems worth it to buy a single book about lucid dreaming. Looks like a scam, to me. For that much money, they better be providing me with a robotic personal dream coach. Oh wait, you can get that for free here

Thanks for the input. It looks like a scam to me, too. But I just wanted to hear it from someone else.

Like Robot_Butler said it is much better just to teach yourself. On this site you can find a million guides and tutorials and learn how to get lucid easily. It just isn't worth paying $50 for something you can find here. That site looks really cheesy xD. You also can't guarantee lucidity in just three days, it takes everyone a different time. If you do want to buy something, I recommend checking out one of LaBerge's books.

"The Movie 'Inception' Clearly Shows the Power of Lucid Dreaming"

So you KNOW it's legit.

I'd stay well away from it, especially since it was creating pop-ups and stuff when I tried to close the page. It makes LDing seem like some ability you can just download into your mind and you'll automatically be able to control your dreams (which is not the same as being lucid, as the title implies) and have "life-like" dreams. I've been having lucids for over two years and I've only had a few life-like ones using some of the best techniques out there. It also has that classic "scam website" look, complete with testimonials and such. They may not even be legitimate.

Just like the others said...lucid dreaming isn't something that can just magically become by spending a certain amount of money. It requires personal tweaks, practice, trial and error, etc.

Classic scam. Even if you were to buy the products, the information it provides is freely available online, including helpful LD-inducing audio.

I really wouldn't go there, man :/