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Hey Oneiroer! What kind of book are you thinking of - about lucid dreaming, or fiction? Or something else?

Try this one:
Siddhartha, by Hermann Hesse

What kind of music do you create?

Hey Oneiroer! Welcome back!!

Edit, this was a reply to IAMCoder.

Here's my soundcloud page if you want to check out my 2 songs I have so far. I try to do epic soundtrack style but I like all kinds of music and am open for ideas. I'm working on a new song called Face Your Fears.

https://soundcloud.com/oneiroer

Originally Posted by Darkmatters

Hey Oneiroer! What kind of book are you thinking of - about lucid dreaming, or fiction? Or something else?

Both possibly. I have a few books on lucid dreaming and fiction books. Might read a fantasy book I have.

Originally Posted by Ic161

Hey Oneiroer! Welcome back!!

Hi, and thank you!

Originally Posted by IAmCoder

Try this one:
Siddhartha, by Hermann Hesse

Originally Posted by oneiroer

Both possibly. I have a few books on lucid dreaming and fiction books. Might read a fantasy book I have.

I enjoyed Hesse's Steppenwolf quite a bit. It's sort of a werewolf/Jeckyl & Hyde concept, where 2 very different personalities share a human body, and when one takes over the other becomes repressed. Filled with a lot of wisdom concerning the contrast of the conscious and unconscious and how one can take over from the other at odd times.

Originally Posted by Darkmatters

I enjoyed Hesse's Steppenwolf quite a bit. It's sort of a werewolf/Jeckyl & Hyde concept, where 2 very different personalities share a human body, and when one takes over the other becomes repressed. Filled with a lot of wisdom concerning the contrast of the conscious and unconscious and how one can take over from the other at odd times.

cool sounds good but i have to save money to buy more books

Originally Posted by Darkmatters

I enjoyed Hesse's Steppenwolf quite a bit. It's sort of a werewolf/Jeckyl & Hyde concept, where 2 very different personalities share a human body, and when one takes over the other becomes repressed. Filled with a lot of wisdom concerning the contrast of the conscious and unconscious and how one can take over from the other at odd times.

Have you ever read the wolf's hour by robert mccammon? i have and liked it.

You can read it free online or download a PDF or Kindle version @ Archive.org: Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse

Wow, weird - when I read it I had to take it as a loan, meaning I had to 'return' it within a couple weeks. Now it looks like you can just download it for keepsies. Or maybe I got it from Project Gutenberg before? Not sure.

And no, I've never read of heard of The Wolf's Hour (well, I might have heard of it - it does sound familiar actually - wonder if it was the basis for Bergman's film Hour of the Wolf? Or maybe the other way around?)

Originally Posted by Darkmatters

You can read it free online or download a PDF or Kindle version @ Archive.org: Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse

Wow, weird - when I read it I had to take it as a loan, meaning I had to 'return' it within a couple weeks. Now it looks like you can just download it for keepsies. Or maybe I got it from Project Gutenberg before? Not sure.

And no, I've never read of heard of The Wolf's Hour (well, I might have heard of it - it does sound familiar actually - wonder if it was the basis for Bergman's film Hour of the Wolf? Or maybe the other way around?)

cool don't know but I'll start reaading that book, thank you.

Hey Oneiroer! I'll go and check out your Soundcloud page. Also, Siddhartha is a good read. I'd recommend it too. I also enjoyed Demian by Herman Hesse as well.