Sleep Paralysis: A Dreamer’s Guide The American Psychological Association defines sleep paralysis as the “brief inability to move or speak just before falling asleep or on awakening… accompanied by hallucinations.” 1 This harmless period of immobility, derived from muscle paralysis… Continue Reading
A false awakening is a vivid dream about awakening from sleep. It usually occurs after a normal dream. The dreamer believes they have woken up, when in reality, they are still dreaming. This is the same as the concept of… Continue Reading
It is better for the lucid and aware dreamer to control the dream than for the dreamer to be dreamed. The same is true with thoughts: it is better for the thinker to control the thoughts than for the thoughts… Continue Reading
I am excited to announce my new home study course on lucid dreaming- The Two Week Lucid Dreamer. It is an accelerated course targeted for lucid dreaming beginners who are looking for the fast-track to dreaming consciously. The course is available… Continue Reading
I am excited to announce my new free eBook on lucid dreaming- Free Lucid Dreaming Starter Handbook. It is targeted for lucid dreaming beginners who are interested in learning the basics of lucid dreaming. The eBook is completely free, and… Continue Reading
Dream Intrepretation Interpreting your dreams can be fun and provide you with valuable insight. As dreams are an extension of how you perceive yourself, dream interpretation may help you uncover self-knowledge that you are not aware of. Before attempting to… Continue Reading
Remembering Your Dreams Dreams are today’s answers to tomorrow’s questions. -Edgar Cayce Upon waking, people typically forget more than 50 percent of their dream content within five minutes. Within ten minutes, 90% is gone. But with practice, many people have… Continue Reading