by Marlise © 2018 After turning lucid in an old cellar, an amazing thing happened. It wasn’t my intent to sing, it just happened. It really was an awe-inspiring experience for me! I wrote the dream into the form of a poem: Chanting ‘OM’ Inside an emerald arch cellar Amphoras morph into golden dinosaurs Chanting full-throated…
By Lucy Gillis © 2018 About 30 years ago, while reading a Seth book by Jane Roberts, I came across a section in which Seth said it was “quite possible to take your normally conscious ‘I’ into the dream state”1 — in other words, to be consciously aware that you were dreaming while you were dreaming.…
Photo by kellepics via Pixabay Occasionally when I am giving lucid dream presentations, someone will raise their hand and ask, “How would you describe the experience of lucid dreaming to someone who has never had a lucid dream before?” On social media I created a graphic of a Zen garden with this statement to capture…
Photo by JR Korpa via Unsplash When it comes to the endeavor of exploring the construction of a dream, thought forms appear to be the most accessible phenomenon to get your research going. I discovered the idea of thought forms in the book, Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self by Robert Waggoner. As he…
Copyright Joseph Kemeny © 2017 My first attempt at flying during a lucid dream occurred during what I now believe was a wake induced lucid dream (WILD). At the time that it happened, I was attempting to initiate an out-of-body experience and had never heard of “lucid dreaming.” After reading Robert Monroe’s book, Far Journeys,…