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Hi :) I'm new here, and just got into Lucid Dreaming. I remember having one when I was younger, and it got me interested in them.
Anyway, I've been trying for about a week now, and my dream recall is going pretty well.
What I was wondering about, did anyone here buy ETWOLD, (Exploring the world of Lucid Dreaming) by Stephen Laberge? I actually just ordered it, and expecting much of it :)
Could anyone tell me their experiences about the book?
Thankies <3
Hey! I'm just starting here too. Congrats on the dream recall :)
I havent read the book but I was seriously considering getting it too, Im really interested in whether its worth it.
Keep everyone informed on how it is, would you? :)
Goodluck!
Yeah I will!Quote:
Originally Posted by Boo_
I just got my paycheck, and the book was only like 8 euro, so I figured 'why not' ^^
I have a copy of the book. It is simply amazing :)
Essential for any Lder in my opinion..
EWOLD has a bit of a reputation of being one of the best books there is on Lucid Dreaming. I own a copy myself and think it is a phenominal book. Definately one to buy if you're interested in lucid dreaming.
I think most experienced lucid dreamers have read it, it's one of the best lucid dreaming books out there.
So it really helped you with lucid dreaming? I'm hoping it'll help me with it as well :p
Yup, the book is great. Helped me with my dream signs, when I previously thought I didn't have any.
i got the PDF for free. :chuckle:
Yea, it's great and only like 8 bucks. Can't beat that.
I remember the first time I read it, I had two LDs, two nights in a row, just from reading the book before bed and thinking about it as I fell asleep. :)
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Originally Posted by CarmineEternity
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Originally Posted by Mes Tarrant
Thats what I hope to achieve too :D
Also, I just found out the site I bought it from is one of the slowest in delivery x_x Just my luck :lol:
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Talk about biting the hand that feeds you.Quote:
Originally Posted by CarmineEternity
Never understood people who steal from the people who make their lives better.
I hope karma kicks your arse on that one, and one day you put hard work into something, and don't get the payment and reward you deserve.
As for EWOLD, is a fantastic book,
Also, if you can still find a copy of it, LaBerge also released a book simply called "Lucid dreaming" in 1985, which is equally as good and totally worth reading.
That's why I plan not to put hard work into anything :DQuote:
Originally Posted by spaceexplorer
EDIT: also, look at what people pay for his hawaii workshops: http://www.lucidity.com/DAA/register.html
I think he'll be fine.
yea i downloaded it
its quite nice.
it has also been refered to as the "Bible" of lucid dreaming
Hi Denise!:)
I'm new as of today. But I'm NOT new to lucid dreaming(OR hypnocognic, or paralysis, or OBE, & others) I was on "Wikopedia" today and I did see an excerpt from one of his writings and he speaks about how to maintain the dream state if you are enjoying the dream & don't want to wake up just yet. I think you'll find his work very informative. Happy dreaming!:)Torrie-- P.S. My husband listens to me, but I don't think he QUITE gets what I'm talking about-which is why I'm so glad to be here. He's a luv though:smitten:
If I could get it from a local bookstore, I would.
I just ordered a copy today too. Really looking forward to it. =D
Just checked Barnes & Noble and they have a copy. I'm going to pick it up so I can read it before bed.
Your opinion is short sighted, selfish, greedy and incredibly childish.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkLucideity
Good luck with that lifestyle.
Sorry but you'll not convince me that stealing from people doing good work is ever a good idea.
Personally I think that if you respect someone, or appreciate the work they do, then it is right to pay them for their work.
lol, but back on topic....i heard he's coming out with a new book.Quote:
Originally Posted by spaceexplorer
Where did you hear this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Akono
Got a link?
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oh crap....my bad...it's something that was made back in 04 sorry about that :oops:
You got my all excited for a moment =/Quote:
Originally Posted by Akono
Well, I got it yesterday, and started reading right away ^^
Was secretely hoping I could get a Lucid Dream by just reading it (as I've heard people done before) but unfortunately it didn't work out for me :P I'll just have to practice.
Anyway, first 70~ pages through the book, and its really a stimulating book. Stephen talks very positive about LDing, as in like, "Everyone can do it, you just need to do some effort for it". Which is kinda comforting, since I haven't had much luck so far.
Well, off to work!
(Edit: Also, I expected the book to be larger for some reason :P It's just a tiny wittle booklet)