Through lucid dreaming--when you have conscious awareness during sleep--you can access and interact with the subconscious mind for greater self-awareness, personal development, and transformation. Even characters--in fiction and in dreams--function on a symbolic level as they personify qualities in the dream world and in ourselves, allowing us to describe something that is unconscious. Physical items don’t necessarily have to be handmade, but there does seem to be something about the physical creative act that strengthens the symbol’s connections between conscious and unconscious.

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. It is an incredibly well written and engaging book, taking you on a journey into history and bringing both the past and dreams alive. then read LaBerge, especially if you are interested in sleep labs, dream control and the history of lucid dreaming. This book is a meditation on the origins of dreams, the wellspring of creativity, and the interconnection between the mind, body, and soul. This breakthrough book tells you everything you need to know on how to start experiencing extremely advanced lucid dreams and OBEs using the LDS (Lucid Dream Supplement) induction technique.You can learn more about this state, and how to harness it, from one of the world's leading authorities on the subject, Dr.

Waggoner provides what we have been so desperately lacking: a battle-tested road map into advanced lucid dreaming. In other scenes she is naked, a reclining nude in repose, distinctly not blending in, an image to be consumed by the spectator – out of place, out of time. That being said, it’s not the same as Stephen Laberges book, and there are unique insights to be gained from both of them. It’s important to read books about lucid dreams from ALL types of author, not just your preferred author… This will help give you a broader picture and enables you to understand more about the subject and have more perspective. This book acts as a delightful insight into how easily we can interpret our experiences based on our personal beliefs - it acts as a mirror and reminder that this is also possible in our own time.An owl can represent wisdom, winter represents dormancy and death, red means danger or stop, green means go.