Lucid Dreaming

Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming

by Stephen Laberge

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"Lucid dreaming, i.e. dreaming with full awareness, is one of the most ecstatic experiences open to human beings. Yet creating this state of bliss has traditionally been difficult - the naive approach of autosuggestion produces only very low success rates.In "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming", Stephen LaBerge discusses far more efficient techniques, including one pioneered by himself - MILD, or Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams. ..."

Between the Gates: Lucid Dreaming, Astral Projection, and the Body of Light in Western Esotericism

by Mark Stavish

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"On an initial read-through, I found this book fascinating. I am not that familiar with the Hermetic literature, but I have not seen anything quite like Stavish's approach to it anywhere else. He links astral travel, lucid dreaming, and other psychic phenomena to the Qabala and path working in a unique way. ..."

Lucid Dreaming: A Concise Guide to Awakening in Your Dreams and in Your Life

by Stephen Laberge

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"This is a classic, well worth (re-)reading twenty years later. The author's later EXPLORING THE WORLD OF LUCID DREAMING isn't actually more _comprehensive_ than this book, but rather more practical, "a step-by-step guide to lucid dreaming: how to do it, and what to do with it." LUCID DREAMING, in contrast, includes material on NDEs, OBEs, dream telepathy, mutual dreaming, and other topics for which lucid dreaming has important implications. ..."

Lucid Dreams in 30 Days, Second Edition: The Creative Sleep Program

by Keith Harary

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"Some of the exercises in this book are so rediculous, I actually wondered if the whole thing was meant as a joke at the buyer's expense.
On Day 6 of the program you're expected to "act out a dream" while awake in public by doing things like "wearing layers of garish costume jewelry to a company picnic, or furry red bedroom slippers for a stroll through your local downtown shopping district." Yeah that sounds like a great idea, hey why don't I just strip naked in the grocery store while I'm at it...?
Other than suggesting pointless and moronic activities, this book has nothing novel or useful to say for either beginning or advanced lucid dreamers. ..."

Dream Yoga: The Practice of Lucid Dreaming as a Path to Enlightenment

by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

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An audio companion to Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche's book, "The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep." Dream Yoga practices have been used for centuries by great Tibetan masters as a powerful tool for achieving the ultimate goal of their spiritual practice - the recognition of the nature of mind, enlightenment itself. In this 2-CD set, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, author of best-selling "The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep", discusses the ancient teachings and practice of dream yoga directly from the original Tibetan Bön Buddhist texts. ...

The Lucid Dreamer: A Waking Guide for the Traveler Between Worlds

by Malcolm Godwin

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"I would give this book 10 stars if I could. This is not another new age make a buck/feel good rag. This is a comprehensive examination of the phenomenon of dreaming. But it not only examines dreaming, it examines the very nature of reality. I have had many extremely profound and quite long lucid dreams and I can tell you from personal experience that Malcom knows exactly what he is talking about in this book. ..."

Dreamgates: An Explorer's Guide to the Worlds of Soul, Imagination, and Life Beyond Death

by Robert Moss

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"DREAMGATES is the marvelous new "explorer's guide to the worlds of soul, imagination, and life beyond death." One of the earliest definitions of a "dreamgate" is a "hole left in the steeple of a church to admit light," a wonderful metaphor of the physical and spiritual. The old form of the word "gate" referred to a "hole," and later to a "removeable barrier," words that could easily become metaphors for a dreamer's maturing beyond the simple dreaming of unexplored images, to the recording and exploring of the visible and invisible realities of their individual dream experiences, the admission of light, the removing of barriers that prevent us from understanding our dream images.In his book DREAMGATES, Robert Moss guides his readers, through individual and group exploration, into the very personal meanings of their dream images and leaves his readers with the confidence to continue working with their dream imagery until they are familiar with their own dream landscape. ..."

Psychic Dreamwalking: Explorations at the Edge of Self

by Michelle Belanger

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"There are 11 chapters in this book :
Introdction - How the author meet her fiend and spiritual teacher, a little girl named Pearl when she was 4th grade class.
Chapter 1 - Hystory about dreamwalking all around the world.
Chapter 2 - How to make dream haven, gate of dreams and craft your eidolon (shapeshifter). ..."

Lucid Dreaming for Beginners: Simple Techniques for Creating Interactive Dreams (For Beginners (Llewellyn's))

by Mark McElroy

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"As the book title says, "for Beginners" but not for all of them, unfortunately...

This is a book that talks more about the attitude of practicing lucid dream (among many other things that have little of nothing to do with lucid dreams) and less about the actual practicing... What I'm saying is that, for example, the author dedicates a whole lot of pages to the dream diary. ..."

Lucid Dreaming: Use Your Psychic Powers to Explore the World of Your Dreams

by Tony Crisp

To awaken during sleep and exercise full control over what happens in dreams is one of the most amazing adventures a human being can have. Lucid dreaming offers a direct link to the deepest parts of the mind, the emotions, and the imagination, allowing us to release the enormous potential within us. ...