Empowered by the knowledge that the world they are experiencing is a creation of their own imagination, lucid dreamers can consciously influence the outcome of their dreams.

Dreams And The Ways To Direct Them, also published as Dreams and How to Guide Them, was first published, in French, in 1867. 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. The ability to lucid dream will open your mind to a world of infinite possibilities as you become adept at taking control of your dreams. Discover the transformative power of dream and sleep yoga with this guide by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche. It shows you many things that would otherwise take ages to work out for yourself, and there are large parts of the book that give you years of experience and knowledge in just a few hours of reading time.A beautifully presented hardback, packed with huge amounts of dreamlike artwork and the philosophical and spiritual musings of the author. Caroline studied at the University of Warwick and graduated with a BA honours in History of Art, before gaining a postgraduate SQC in Psychology from Oxford Brookes University. The techniques you'll learn in this exciting book will make your nightly dream journeys more enjoyable, increase your understanding of yourself, and make you realize that the possibilities of expanding consciousness are far greater than you might think. yeah, the “awareness behind the dream” is one of the most original and effective ways of pursuing advanced lucid dreaming.

Learn how to train your mind to gain greater control over your dreams for a more engaging and meaningful dream life. I've been looking for it night after night, waiting patiently for it to show up, maybe somewhere in between the state of awake and asleep, alive and not so alive, sober and not so sober. While the first book focused almost exclusively on Robert's own dream experiences, this book takes advantage of Robert and Caroline's unique positions in the lucid dreaming world, as teachers who constantly receive accounts from others about their lucid dreams. It’s also always interesting and useful to read about the various lucid dreaming author’s experiences, because by understanding how others lucid dream, we can better understand how we lucid dream. It goes beyond that and into the realm of uncovering our inner consciousness, talking to the dream and interacting with a consciousness greater than our own.Recently, I authored the new book, Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self (Moment Point Press: 2009) to share my insights and help others create a deeper and richer lucid dreaming life. This guide offers easy-to-learn techniques and practices, including LaBerge's breakthrough MILD technique for increasing your chances of lucid dreaming.