Thread: Was Stephen LaBerge a natural lucid dreamer when he was a child? (+ some more questions)

I remember reading somewhere that when Stephen was a child, he had an enjoyable lucid dream where he was an undersea pirate, and that he liked that dream so much that he would often relive that dream and "keep doing that for days" - which sounds to me like he intentionally induced those dreams.
Does this mean that he was a natural lucid dreamer at that point?
And if he was, did he temporarily lose interest in lucid dreaming until his 20s?
Because according to himself, he attended a school that taught spiritual topics at around that age (I think he was in his mid-20s, or somewhere close to that), and then his teacher would start talking about waking life as a dream, by pointing at stuff and going "this, dream!" - and apparently this was what made Stephen LaBerge start becoming interested in lucid dreaming for real.
Is this right so far?
I suddenly got very interested in LaBerge's first experiences with lucid dreaming for some reason, and I would love to hear more about it, but I can't find very much about it on the Internet.