Best book about lucid dreaming?

I want to just know what the general public thinks the best, meaning most insightful, helpful, and I guess entertaining book there is regarding dreaming and lucid dreaming.

I have been looking some up and found a real lot and can't really figure out which one would be best to at least start with.

Some I got info on were...

Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming - Stephen Laberge
Conscious Dreaming - Robert Moss
Dreamgates - Robert Moss
Dreaming While Awake - Arnold Mindell
Journeys Out of the Body - Robert Monroe
Adventures Beyond the Body - William Buhlman

There are lots more than I expected :hrm:

Any book you can find by Stephen LaBerge. He's the best, in my opinion. :)

I agree: Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming.

also Creative Dreaming by Pamela Ball

Another vote here for Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming!

If you read all the tutorials on this site, you will basically have read the book of Stephan Laberge, or any book out there about lucid dreaming.

The books of Carlos Castaneda however, take dreaming to a whole new level, it's like he's in a completely different league. Some techniques Stephen Laberge talks about are even based on the books of Carlos Castaneda. The art of dreaming is one of his books that talks about lucid dreaming.

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Originally Posted by ChaybaChayba

If you read all the tutorials on this site, you will basically have read the book of Stephan Laberge, or any book out there about lucid dreaming.

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But he won't be reading his experiences, his advise, or the experience of others that are published. Even if he reads the tutorials, he won't be reading what's coming from him.

The books help, big time, so don't count them out. :)

Astral Dynamics by Robert Bruce is really good.

I've got this book by Stephen called Lucid Dreaming: The Power of Being Awake & Aware in your dreams. It's pretty good, but I haven't read the more recommend book of his.

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Originally Posted by Snowy Egypt

But he won't be reading his experiences, his advise, or the experience of others that are published. Even if he reads the tutorials, he won't be reading what's coming from him.

The books help, big time, so don't count them out. :)

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Soooo true about the experiences. That's a very special part of this book and others.

I need to find "Exploring" somewhere, I home I can convince my dad to let me use his credut card! :D

Don't feel you need to buy a book. I've never bought or read a lucid dreaming book; however I've read a lot of information around here and it's helped just as much as those books would.

Just look around the tutorials, find a technique that suits you, and you'll be good.

But if you really want to buy a book, I'd say Stephen Laberge. Most people like his writing.