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Why bother lucid dreaming?

Every night during sleep, we dream, no matter whether we choose to or not. Did you know that those dreams are incredibly vivid and real?

Lucid dreaming is knowing that you are in a dream while you continue to dream. Pioneered by Dr. Stephen LaBerge at Stanford University, lucid dreams are natural to most people and scientifically studied since the early 1980s.

The lucid dream provides endless opportunity to gain extraordinary experiences (recreative or therapeutic) that are impossible or difficult to gain in everyday life: free from physical and social laws. Imagine applying lucid dreaming to:

• Learn to fly in your dreams
• Resolve nightmares or fears
• Make love to anyone you desire
• Rehearse waking life events
• Relive waking life memories
• Perfect sport skills

Even more interesting is that the lucid dream state is highly immersive and provides a multi-sensory experience in which you embody all of your dream senses in the same way as you experience waking life: touching, tasting, hearing, smelling and seeing. Isn't that amazing?

Imagine using lucid dreaming to gain experiences that will make you more mentally capable, wise and happy as a person. Learn how to lucid dream.

Since lucid dreaming is learnable, many people enjoy lucid dreaming to improve both their dreaming and waking lives. It is an awesome spiritual sport.

Have frequent lucid dreams yourself. Get trained.

Learning to lucid dream is not like a simple recipe with only a few steps to follow. Lucid dreaming is like a mind game that, especially at the beginning of your training, requires considerable practice.

Imagine your brain as being a muscle. You cannot learn how to run a marathon, play tennis or golf just by studying a course. Like gaining muscle tone for being able to lift heavy things, you need to be dedicated to put theory into practice and train your brain muscle first before becoming a frequent lucid dreamer.

If you have been practicing lucid dreaming for some time by now and have not yet enjoyed the number of lucid dreams that you have set yourself to enjoy someday, you will know what I am talking about. Learning to lucid dream requires sincerity, a growth-mindset and the right lucid dream training.

Our Online Course in Lucid Dreaming will provide you with all the practical knowledge, techniques, exercises and support that is needed to frequently have lucid dreams, to control them and to apply them in your everyday life. We have moved to Snoozon.com and host our course materials there. Come and visit us!

Our Online Course in Lucid Dreaming is based on many years of lucid dream research, mostly pioneered by lucid dream researcher (and dear colleague of us) Dr. Stephen LaBerge of The Lucidity Institute and educationally structured and enhanced based on my many years of experience teaching lucid dreaming.

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• Online workshops: Attend professional online lectures & workshops to learn lucid dreaming without ever having to leave your computer. Live, through a webcam feed, with presentation slides, embedded in a sophisticated online classroom.
  
• Free introductory classes: We offer regular and free introductory online classes on lucid dreaming. Nothing to pay. Absolutely free. A great way to familiarize yourself with the subject and our system.
  
• Tutorials: We offer a complete tutorial program on how to learn lucid dreaming (in several different languages). Enjoy structured content and countless video tutorials.
  
• Dream Journal: Once you create your own account, you get your very own online dream journal at Lucidipedia. Software that is specifically designed to support you in journaling and organizing dreams and lucid dreams. We even offer a mobile site to journal dreams right from your mobile phone!