Thread: Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming (EWLD)

EWLD is a book by Stephen LaBerge, and a very good one at that. It is highly reccomended to all Lucid Dreamers.

So, have you got this book, and if so, what do you think of it? If not, why not?

You can buy it - links to it are in my "useful links" topic in Tutorials.

Book is ok, but it isnt very deep. for example there's not a lot of info on

WILD and other LD induction methods :/

of course there's a 10 pages about novadreamer and how wonderfully it works.

Originally posted by Ev
of course there's a 10 pages about novadreamer and how wonderfully it works.

hahahahaha

Someone should make a product similar to novadreamer and sell it for like 50 bucks

Originally posted by ColtEtish
Someone should make a product similar to novadreamer and sell it for like 50 bucks

The logic is obvious. If the product *really does work* then it's teh same:

sell 1 for 500 bucks or

sell 10 for 50 bucks.


Crazy logick below:

But here comes the problem: if the shit doesnt work, then we wont be able to sell enough ND for 50$ each to make enough profits. Cause the word will go out that our shit doesnt work.

At the same time if we sell it for 500 $, very limited amount of ppl will have ND, and we can easily counter any bad word with our propaganda
So we are making profits

i had the book, then I loaned it to a friend named zack and I haven't seen it since. doesn't matter, I've read it at least four or five times, practically got it memorized. my favorite part was a dream report from a guy in jail who wanted to get tail.

i got it .. didnt finesh it though..although i had it for two years

i skipped practically all the chapters..till i got to wild chapter i love it...read a couple of other chapters too..but its elaborated and got bored of it..for a non book guy like me .. blah

I thought it was a pretty decent book. I read chapters from it while im doing WILD, and between dreamviews and the book, so far i've had 6 lucid dreams, in just a few weeks, so i feel that i got off to a good start.

i dont think.....i'v even seen it....... i have something like that on my pda-turned-e-book

I can't read books unless it's an actual book, takes away almost all of the experience it seems, I mean, you don't curl up in your computer chair with a cup of hot cocoa and your desktop or pda lol

Just have a good explenation on how the nova dreamer is very similar to your product, and lots of what people write in, and sell it for 50 bucks.

can't read books unless it's an actual book, takes away almost all of the experience it seems, I mean, you don't curl up in your computer chair with a cup of hot cocoa and your desktop or pda lol [/b]

I do.

(EDIT: Found something off p2p. You can download EWLD from it. I would give you a magnet link but A) that's illegal and B) phpbb dosen't like that.)

Originally posted by Ev
Book is ok, but it isnt very deep. for example there's not a lot of info on *

WILD and other LD induction methods :/

of course there's a 10 pages about novadreamer and how wonderfully it works.

I found the book to be the best one out there.
The reason I quote Ev is because it brought up a point I wanted to make in regards to differant versions. I'm not 100% sure on the dates but I believe there is a old version & a 1990, I may be way off, but my point is that Laberge felt it was neccisary to publish an updated version of the original EWLD because of all the newfounded expieriances that they had come across.
So I urge every one to get the Latest version

[quote]I found the book to be the best one out there.
The reason I quote Ev is because it brought up a point I wanted to make in regards to differant versions. I'm not 100% sure on the dates but I believe there is a old version & a 1990, I may be way off, but my point is that Laberge felt it was neccisary to publish an updated version of the original EWLD because of all the newfounded expieriances that they had come across.
So I urge every one to get the Latest version

*I just read that his earlier version was called Lucid Dreaming *

In EWLD he explains under "Why this book? On page 4

does anyone know a link to the book online without buyin it?

heh, thing is : I read the latest version, and it's still pretty surfaced :/

If I remember correctly, he has 3 short paragraphs on entering WILD, last one says "entering the dream is the most difficult part" and that's about it.

There's no further explanation.

maybe I'm just too addicted to forums, wehre you can ask for additional information.


not to mention it uses scientific approach :/

Originally posted by Ev
heh, thing is : I read the latest version, and it's still pretty surfaced :/

If I remember correctly, he has 3 short paragraphs on entering WILD, last one says \"entering the dream is the most difficult part\" and that's about it. *

There's no further explanation.

maybe I'm just too addicted to forums, wehre you can ask for additional information.


not to mention it uses scientific approach :/

Well, it is sort of a scientific thing really.

how much is the book? do you think they'll have it at barnes and nobles?

no, they dont have it in barnes and noble at least not in the one near me, but you can order it from B&N online store.

does anyone know a link to the book online without buyin it?[/b]

That's illegal.

it was the first book I bought on the subject .... and is the best one available on the subject.... Laberge is an absolute pioneer!