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Top Ten Books on Lucid Dreaming

February 10, 2019

Photo by darksouls1 via Pixabay A valuable source of good lucid dreaming information comes from books written by experienced lucid dreamers. The following books earned 4 stars or better on Amazon reviews. 1 Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming by Stephen LaBerge and Howard Rheingold (1991) Lucid dream researcher, Stephen LaBerge, co-authored this widely read…

I had several lucid or flying dreams where my lucidity or my capability of flying was not understood or accepted by the other dream characters. Here are two examples:

Christoph Gassmann in Lucid DreamingChristoph Gassmann

My body was asleep in a private room in a yoga ashram somewhere in Europe. I was lucid but unconcerned with everyday matters, dreaming within the confines of my body in a very calm state of mind – or deep trance. I was trying to heal a small but distracting defect I had noticed in one side of my head.

Albert Lauer – Energy Spa in the MountainsEnergy Spa in the Mountains

I awoke from a dream and was able to settle into sleep again. I slipped lucidly into the imagery of an urbanscape. Remembering Tholey’s study of the consciousness of dream characters, I decided to ask some dream characters a few simple math questions.

Matthew Ivan Bennett – Lucid Mathematics in Lucid DreamingLucid Mathematics

I just recently got into lucid dreaming and I’ve had roughly about 4 in the past 2 weeks. But one of my lucid dreams stood out in terms of beautiful scenery. I remember seeing a beach in the distance and I was in some sort of Aztec place. I remember I had to go down a set of stairs, walk a few meters, say 25m, and climb up another to get to the beach but as I was walking to the second set of stairs they increasingly became steeper and steeper such that I could no longer climb by walking.

Babajide – Beach Surprise in Lucid DreamingBeach Surprise

My lucid dreams always start differently. They begin as a usual dream in which I’m doing a regular daily activity. Something out of place happens and I realize I’m dreaming. This is generally triggered by the laws of physics not working quite the same; an object falls too slow, or I’m doing things I ordinarily could not do (strength, speed, telekinesis, etc.).

Ben Holt – Lucid Dreams in Lucid DreamingLucid Dreams

I am standing with 5 or 6 people. We are dressed in dark, loose-fitting clothes, hiking boots, and wear some sort of backpack on our backs. Some of us have other gear (unsure what kind, electronic equipment?) as well. We are about to go on a ‘mission,‘ an exploratory expedition.

Lucy Gillis – The Manubric Manoeuvre in Lucid DreamingThe Manubric Manoeuvre