Printable View
I was so happy to see that Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Stephen LaBerge is now available in an audiobook form (it didn't used to be). I even found it for free on my library Hoopla site. Now I can listen to lucid dreaming material while falling asleep - how cool is that?!
Nice. I no longer have a copy of the book even though I bought it several times. I can't seem to hang on to it because I always end up giving it away when I find someone just getting interested in lucid dreaming that I think will have more use of it then me. Since I've read it several times and know how to induce lucidity it's not much more than motivational/inspirational material to me. I used it more before there was internet and I just wanted to read about lucid dreaming. I still have a copy of the first book though, in hardcover even. "Lucid Dreaming."
That's a good idea listening to the audio version while falling asleep. I bet that would really help to get the mind thinking about lucid dreaming in your dreams. Maybe even after a Wake Back To Bed if you are able to fall back to sleep at that point while listening to it. You might have a dream that you are with Stephen Laberge and he is telling you all about lucid dreaming as you hear the book being read. :) That would be pretty cool.
You know it's weird. My first lucid dream happened when I saw the book (physical form) in my dream. It was floating in mid-air. I knew it was a dream! :)
Nice catch!Quote:
Originally Posted by MoonageDaydream