Thread: Enjoy this article, it makes some valid points.

I'm only halfway through, but it's very good material
I've been using LDs for combating fears since I was a child, but after reading this, I realise that I wasn't doing it as effectively as possible (ie. it took multiple nightmares of that fear before I properly handled it)

Tholey was a cool guy. He learned a bunch of acrobatic sports in lucid dreaming:



And I've learned lucid dreaming from him.

amazing reading thanks a lot for sharing!

I dont agree with this: "The single most destructive advice is to encourage people to manipulate their dreams to have happy endings," Delaney says. "I
encourage people to use lucidity to explore the dream rather than to control it." In this regard, she believes it is often better for people to start up terrified from a nightmare than to awaken calm from a lucid dream that they have sugarcoated. The nightmare forces the dreamer to recognize that he or she is conflicted or in trouble."

This is very important piece of information. Heck I'm glad you brought this out here for us to read up, thankz very much

[QUOTE=transflux;937771]Tholey was a cool guy. He learned a bunch of acrobatic sports in lucid dreaming:


Very nice!.