'[A] solid how-to book.For amateur dream researchers, this is a must'. WHOLE EARTH REVIEW This book goes far beyond the confines of pop dream psychology, establishing a scientifically researched framework for using lucid dreaming--that is, consciously influencing the outcome of your dreams. Stephen LaBerge's extensive laboratory work at Stanford University map '[A] solid how-to book.For amateur dream researchers, this is a must'.

WHOLE EARTH REVIEW This book goes far beyond the confines of pop dream psychology, establishing a scientifically researched framework for using lucid dreaming--that is, consciously influencing the outcome of your dreams. Stephen LaBerge's extensive laboratory work at Stanford University mapping mind/body relationships during the dream state, as well as the teachings of Tibetan dream yogis and the work of other scientists, including German psycholgist Paul Tholey, this practical workbook will show you how to use your dreams to: Solve problems; Gain greater confidence; improve creativity, and more. Full of practical, evidence-based advice on the practice of lucid dreaming from Stephen LaBerge of Stanford University.

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With the aid of the information presented in 'Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming', I became a proficient lucid dreamer, easily realizing more than 30 successful attempts following a couple weeks of practice. As I became better at lucid dreaming, I was able to slip directly from a hypnogogic state into a lucid dream, all the while maintaining awareness. I realize I may be unus Full of practical, evidence-based advice on the practice of lucid dreaming from Stephen LaBerge of Stanford University. With the aid of the information presented in 'Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming', I became a proficient lucid dreamer, easily realizing more than 30 successful attempts following a couple weeks of practice. As I became better at lucid dreaming, I was able to slip directly from a hypnogogic state into a lucid dream, all the while maintaining awareness. I realize I may be unusual in this respect.

I'm a light sleeper and have experienced sleep paralysis more than a few times in my life, and these things apparently have a bit to do with it. Your mileage may vary. Ps3 Controller Pcsx2 Mac Osx. A few key points that have stuck with me since I read this book: 1) Behaviors that cause you you to question reality are very useful for lucid dreaming. You need to routinely ask yourself during the day whether or not things you perceive are real - this behavior will carry through to your dreams. 2) Use a few tests to see if you're dreaming.

For example, I try and push my right index finger through my left palm: if I can do it, I'm dreaming. Also, scrutinize written words, signage, your watch, etc.

Usually, upon close inspection, what you read will not make much sense in a dream, or will not be the same when you look away and back again. Practice these tests during the day, and you will be more likely do them in your dreams. 3) It's easiest to lucid dream by waking up in the very early morning, staying up for a half hour, and then going back to sleep with the intent to enter the lucid state. Lucid dreaming occurs during REM sleep, and REM cycles are most frequent during these hours. Again, intent is key. 4) Keep a dream journal by your bedside to write down what you've been dreaming about (dream memories are quickly lost and superimposed upon by awakened perception).

By doing so, you will soon learn to recognize things that you tend to dream about - these frequently dreamt about things can become clues to the possibility that you are dreaming, which should initiate a test (see 2)). Lots of other really interesting info and practical advice can be found in 'Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming'. I've since given away my copy to a friend, but might pick another up at some point should I get back into the practice of lucid dreaming. Amazing!~omg how can i not recommending this book The same thing happens when you realize that ordinary life is a dream, just a movie, just a play. You don't become more cautious, more timid, more reserved. You start jumping up and down and doing flips, precisely because it's all a dream, it's all pure Emptiness. You don't feel less, you feel more - because you can afford to.