The Art of Lucid Dreaming: The Pursuit of Conscious Dream Control written by Rebecca Turner is a wonderfully condensed e-book that concerns not just the topic of lucid dreaming, but its complete landscape. To us, it was actually kind of a surprise to discover such a nicely packed and yet still complete bundle amidst the [...]

Sleep Paralysis: A Dreamer’s Guide deals extensively with a popular – but to many frightening – phenomenon often related to lucid dreaming, called “sleep paralysis”. Ever felt unable to move or breathe while falling asleep? While also experiencing vivid, immersive and sometimes even disturbing hallucinations? Ryan Hurd’s complete guide into the world of sleep paralysis [...]

This one, is a must-have. Stephen LaBerge’s Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming (1990) deals with the full range of topics you will ever need to know about when starting to become a lucid dreamer. It actually justifies the 5-star rating: it’s complete. Moreover it reads instructional, almost procedural even, like a manual. More than [...]

Lucid dreaming: The paradox of consciousness during sleep is extensive material. It reads like excerpts from scientific articles and is more descriptive than prescriptive in approach to lucid dreaming: defining lucid dreaming, lucid and non-lucid dreams compared, perceptual qualities of dreaming, etc. All interesting topics, but we think they are not all relevant for learning [...]

A good one. Lucid dreaming for Beginners is a nicely and personally written piece of material to start learning lucid dreaming right away. Actually, we think it is also a nice accompaniment to more advanced lucid dreamers. We particularly like the structure: every chapter starts with a “in a nutshell” section and ends with a [...]