Liberation and Awakening

Congratulations, you have successfully completed Lucidipedia's basic tutorial course!

Glancing at the complete Lucidipedia Matrix again on the left, hopefully reminds you of a better understanding of how to induce lucid dreams.

Of course, now you have obtained basic knowledge of how to have lucid dreams, practice time really begins. As I mentioned from the start, though this tutorial program covers the most widespread lucid dream induction technique called WBTB, there is a lot more to lucid dreaming than to merely obtain procedural knowledge of one technique.

The world of lucid dreaming involves many more things that both greatly improve and support your skills in having lucid dreams. If lucid dreaming has got a hold on you, as for thousands of others around the world, we recommend to take a look at our classes section. Attend lectures and workshops that complement your skill set and enrich your understanding of lucid dreaming much more. Join the forum and share your experiences with others. Subscribe to our blogs and get informed of new techniques and scientific advances in lucid dreaming.

Liberating the mind

Well, I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial program as much as I have enjoyed sharing my skills and experience in lucid dreaming with you. But before I let you sign off just yet, let me remind you of a wonderful secret that lies central to the philosophy of lucid dreaming.

Your ability to control and influence the dreamworld seems natural within the context of lucid dreaming: the dreamworld is a the product of your own dream mind, right? Consider the fact that our waking life is also governed by the way we project our own theories, beliefs and expectations upon the world. There is no psychological or philosophical argument to refute the fact that we also dream during daytime. Though not through the mentation of REM sleep, we do seem to be involved in a continuous stream of unconscious and undeliberate stream of thinking. Could we also turn lucid when we are awake?

Awakening of consciousness

To what extent does understanding of lucid dreaming apply to life as a whole? Lucid dreaming is learning to "own" feelings and thoughts and by doing so taking responsibility of the reality that you create for yourself. Lucid dreaming is to engage and resolve circumstances by changing your attitude towards those circumstances. Take control.

Discovering your true potential in life is just the same as it goes for lucid dreaming: you are not apart from reality. You are not "a part" of it, either. Discovering the open secret of lucid dreaming is letting go of this concept called 'you'. Intimately immerse into reality. Just wait and see how life changes accordingly when you drop your Self and be life, just as the ultimate lucid dreamer IS the lucid dream.

Acknowledgements

I would very much like to thank The Lucidity Institute for making the phenomenon of lucid dreaming accessible to the world and for producing such an inspiring edition of Dr Stephen LaBerge's Exploring the World of Lucid dreaming. Without the invaluable research that is done by The Lucidity Institute, lucid dreaming would still be some underrated experience with absolutely no educational support whatsoever. So in addition to their efforts, Lucidipedia aims to contribute by spreading the word of lucid dreaming and offering interested and curious visitors grounded educational material.

Again, thank you for visiting Lucidipedia. We appreciate it.

Hoping to meet you in one of our upcoming online classes soon,