Erin Pavlina
Come with questions.
Leave with peace of mind.

My son, Kyle, who is currently 13 years old, has begun experimenting with lucid dreaming. As I help him learn how to lucid dream better and teach him what he can do with it, I thought it would be a good idea to share some of the pointers I’ve been giving him. First, it always… Read On

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… Read On

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… Read On

If you’re not familiar with the term “lucid dreaming,” it simply means that you become aware that you’re dreaming while you are still dreaming. You remain asleep, the dream continues as long as you can hold it, and you are completely aware the whole time. In my humble opinion, lucid dreaming is one of the… Read On

Question: I need advice on dreaming and going into my friend’s dreams. I’m advanced in lucid dreaming but my friend has nightmares every night. I’m just trying to help him, but every time I’m in his dream he’s running from his past. How can I get in there and help him? – Victor Answer: Dream… Read On