Lucid Dreams

Lucid dreams are better known as daydreams. We all have them -- whether it's right before falling asleep in bed or while sitting through a boring Philosophy class (yes, I am talking from experience). Some people experience them at the times when they try to concentrate most such as when they are trying to study a greek textbook or such. Other people have lucid dreams because they'd rather not be thinking about anything else.

A person having such a dream knows that they are having the dream (that is, in effect, the definition). And so does everyone else. We've all seen this person -- the one who may be staring right at the speaker (be it in a classroom, church, seminar, conversation) and yet also be appearing to stare right through the speaker. this far off look is definitely indicative of that person's mind being "somewhere else".

After looking through tons of resources I have collected together a few sites for you to put your hands on . . .

Information on Lucid Dreams

This is a good sight to learn some more general information on lucid dreaming. It is easy to follow while very informative.

Lucid research

This is a more technical site but good for those with a scientific and statistical mindset. This will give you some concrete evidence and information on the subject.

Dr. Stephen LaBerge, PhD.

This is some more extensive research done by a very good doctor, Dr. LaBerge. This site is defintely worth trying out for yourself.

A whole Book on the subject

Yes, it is true. There is a whole book provided on here about the subject. It is very organized and very useful. It is even broken up into chapters. Check it out!!

The Lucididty Institute

For the real serious "luciders" this site is a must. It's mission is "dedicated to the advancement of research and the nature and potentials of consciousness and to the application of the results to the enhancement of human health and well-being.

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