Tag: lucid dreaming

In a previous blog article, Practicing Your Lucid Dreaming Skills, I wrote about having a lucid dream where I was attending a lucid dreaming class and the instructor was teaching people how to fly in their dreams. At the end of that dream, one of the dream characters somewhat jokingly suggested that I should teach the class a future course on lucid dreaming. I didn’t think much of it when I woke up, but recently, that is exactly what happened. In the dream, I was sitting in a room with a bunch of students in front of me. I became

When you lay down to go to sleep at night, what are your dominant thoughts? Are you thinking about your day? Your problems? Your worries? Are you making plans? Going over conversations you had during the day to see what else you could have said? Are you planning out what you’re going to say to your boss the next day at work? Whatever you think about before you go to bed has the highest likelihood of becoming your dream content. Our subconscious mind likes to weave our problems into dreams as a way of helping us work them out. Now