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Learn all about your dreams and what they can teach you about yourself and your world. The author takes the reader on a fascinating voyage into a mysterious world in which the dramas of the night can range from the completely outrageous to the lofty and sublime. The Inner World of Dreams is written in an easy-to-read style for the beginning and intermediate explorer of the world of dreams. It will give you a good start towards increased insight into your dreams.
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Some people are actually born lucid dreamers. I’ve met such a man and I love hearing his stories about how he’s always been able to control his dreams, ever since he was a child. Others, like us, have to work at becoming a lucid dreamer. Regardless of which end of the spectrum you fall under, here are eleven signs that you are ready to take control of those dreams and make them lucid.
You have intense daydreams. Intense means vivid, wild and you find it easy to slip into those daydreams. You are also able to fantasize easily and with great detail.
You are able to wake naturally several days per week, without an alarm.
You can recall your dreams easily most nights. This is crucial to lucid dreaming. The ability to have strong recall will also make your dreams more vivid.
Your dreams are often intense.
You’ve had lucid dreams in the past.
You’ve been able to wake yourself up from a nightmare in the past.
You meditate several times per week, if not every day.
You keep a dream journal and discuss your dreams regularly. This can be a discussion you have with yourself. Obviously if you are uncomfortable sharing the content of your dreams with your coworkers, that is unnecessary. Keeping the dream journal is great for the discussion part because you can simply read it aloud to yourself.
You play a lot of first person video games. Years of research has shown that spending your waking time with stimulated realities provided by video games has a huge impact on your dreams at night.
