Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self is the remarkable account of a highly skilled lucid dreamer who ventures beyond the conventional boundaries of psychology and religion. In doing so, he uncovers a profound connection to the Inner Self—a discovery that challenges traditional understandings of the mind.
While fully lucid—consciously aware and able to interact with dream figures, objects, and settings—dream expert Robert Waggoner encountered something transformative and unexpected: an intelligent, seemingly autonomous presence within his dreams. He was able to engage directly with the dream observer—the entity he came to recognize as the Inner Self. At first, this seemed startling, even impossible, given that psychology typically refers to such inner constructs as the Subliminal Self, the Center, or the Internal Self-Helper only in abstract and theoretical terms.
However, Waggoner soon realized that this interaction was not only possible but profoundly insightful and inspiring. His experiences led him to conclude that lucid dreaming provides both a powerful psychological tool and a unique vantage point from which to explore the nature of the psyche itself.
In this groundbreaking work, Waggoner introduces five stages of lucid dreaming and offers practical guidance for readers at every level—whether they are taking their first steps into lucidity or seeking to push the boundaries of their dream experiences. Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self delivers captivating insights, vivid dream accounts, and a compelling exploration of consciousness, identity, and the very nature of reality—making it an essential read for dream enthusiasts, spiritual seekers, and anyone fascinated by the mysteries of the mind. Read more…
The Lucid War Chronicles
by William Forth
The Lucid War Chronicles tells the gripping story of individuals who master lucid dreaming to achieve extraordinary feats in their respective fields. Among them is Elena Rivera, a determined archaeologist unearthing the mysteries of Ravenstone Keep in the quaint English village of Waverly. Through her dreams, she connects with historical figures and uncovers long-buried secrets. Meanwhile, Dr. Miriam Locke, a celebrated neuroscientist and psychologist, leverages her team’s lucid abilities to solve a chilling murder in Sacramento.
Their remarkable skills, however, do not go unnoticed. Soon, they find themselves arrested and confined to a clandestine black site, severed from the outside world. But the dreamers refuse to be silenced. Over time, they unite, craft an escape, and spark a global conflict—a war between dreamers and non-dreamers. For those who dare to dream, this is where the story begins. More information…
