Lucid Dreaming - An Introduction
What is lucid dreaming?

Lucid dreaming is where the dreamer realises that they are dreaming, as opposed a normal dreaming where the dreamer thinks that what they are experiencing is actually happening in the physical reality of the real world. In most cases the 'lucidity' (awareness of dreami ...
Author: Stephen Turner

Lucid Dreaming - Why Should I Try It?
The short answer is because lucid dreams are really fun: anything is possible - which is in stark contrast to the real world. Here are some examples of what you can get up to when you are lucid dreaming and a few notes on the benefits that can be gained from lucid dreaming.

Adventure and Fant ...
Author: Stephen Turner

Lucid Dreaming - An Introduction To How To Do It
The first thing to say about lucid dreaming is that everyone can learn to have lucid dreams. Lucid dreaming is a skill, and like any other skill you will only need motivation, patience and perseverance to acquire it. Many people have the occasional lucid dream without ever intending to have one, but ...
Author: Stephen Turner


Lucid Dreaming - The Foundation Skills
Dream recall The first step on the path to lucid dreaming is to develop a good ability to remember your dreams, known as 'dream recall'. Having good dream recall is crucial to lucid dreaming success since you will have to analyse what you dream about so that you can start to notice patterns, and ...
Author: Stephen Turner

Lucid dreaming - The Lucid Dreaming Techniques
Reality Testing and dream signs The secret to lucid dreaming success is to get yourself into the habit of noticing when you are dreaming, and when you are not. The way you do this is to train yourself to do 'reality checks' during your waking hours. Do enough reality checks during your waking hou ...
Author: Stephen Turner