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I'm a spanish dreamer and only a few books (some of Stephen LaBerge) are translated to my language. I read Castaneda, Stephen LaBerge and some spanish authors. Then, I started to read in english Robert Waggoner's 'Gateway to the inner self' and I enjoyed it so much. I prefer to read book with theories and documented explorations instead books with the basic knowledge on lucid dreaming. Could you recommend me some advanced lucid dreaming book like that?
I think that Allan Hobson might have some interesting things to talk about in his books. I haven't read any of his books but as soon as I'm done with Waggoner's, which I am enjoying highly, I will be focusing on finding a good book by Allan Hobson about LD. :lol:
Try checking this thread: Lucid Dreaming book reviews and recommendations
I would recommend "The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep" by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche and "Dream Yoga and the Practice of Natural Light" by Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche. The second reminds me of the "feel" of GTIS because it is based so much on personal experience. Namkhai Norbu is unlike any lucid dreamer I've ever read before, however, in that he really doesn't seem to care about lucid dreams! He is more interested in what he terms "clear light," or being lucid during delta or "dreamless" sleep. This is often thought of as being a direct experience of "rigpa," or pure awareness. The practice of natural light, he says, necessarily leads to lucid dreams, and the so the latter need not be cultivated in and of itself.