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Did you know that, right now, you are wasting the opportunity to lucid dream - every single night...?

Lucid dreaming (the ability to become consciously aware while you're dreaming) allows you to literally "wake up" in your dreams and take control of them.

It is scientifically proven and best of all anyone can do it.

Lucidity creates a high-definition dream world, where everything you see, hear, feel, smell and taste can be as vivid as waking life. And your lucid awareness in the dream allows you to think, talk and act - knowing that you're dreaming - and interact with the dream world in any way you want!

The Big Reason Why Many Students of Lucid Dreaming Fail... (and How to Avoid It)

Every week, I get countless emails and requests for help, because frustrated dreamers just can't tap into lucid dreaming. They get frustrated... and give up.

It's true that lucid dreaming can seem damn near impossible if you go about it the wrong way. It's like trying to play piano with one hand behind your back. Or riding a bike with your eyes closed. Why suffer such handicaps?

Because that's exactly what you're doing if you lack the right tuition, the right techniques, and the right mindset. Remember, lucid dreaming is a mental skill you've never experienced before, so it's no surprise you don't "get it" (...yet).

That's where I come in.

I'm going to teach you how to lucid dream using the very best techniques known to man. No BS. No fluff. Just tried-and-tested techniques that WORK.

So if you've previously failed to become a successful lucid dreamer, this course is for you. Don't give up on this amazing ability just because you had some bad training in the past. I'm confident I can teach you to lucid dream in the coming days and weeks!

"I'm standing in an empty white room, which is completely bare like a new house. The complete lack of detail makes me curious... What is this place? Suddenly, I realize: this is a dream!

The room surges into focus. I become self aware: conscious of my body and its place in the dream world. I do my reality check and feel my fingers push right through the palm of my hand. I'm lucid!

I am so excited, I run out the door, looking for someone to tell. I find a woman who I don't recognize and shout in her face. "I'm dreaming! I'm dreaming!"

I'm so excited, I accidentally wake myself up."

~ Dream journal entry, September 12th 1997

"I owe my first lucid dream to this book where I flew, smashed bad guys, and even received life-changing information from my subconscious. I had four separate dreamscapes within one single night of dreaming. Each was filled with its own unique landscape, beauty, and purpose... It was an amazing journey, and I can't wait to do it more."

- Fred Tracy, author of FredTracy.com

"A wonderfully condensed e-book that concerns not just the topic of lucid dreaming, but its complete landscape. To us, it was actually kind of a surprise to discover such a nicely packed and yet still complete bundle amidst the many fuzzy lucid dreaming resources out there. No wonder we rated it with 4 stars."

- Tim Post, author of Lucidipedia.com

"I've found your e-book a GREAT starter resource to kick off my lucid dreaming 'career'... Since I got your book, I had my first lucid dream within a month... And I've got to tell you, I'm one of the worst candidates for learning - I'm a night-shift worker who gets less than 4.5 hours average sleep."

- Malcolm Kelly

"I really like the fact that Rebecca guides you through various meditation techniques to help prepare the mind and body for lucid dreaming. Meditation is an invaluable tool for people that have a difficult time relaxing their mind and body.

The Art of Lucid Dreaming is a wonderful resource to learn the proper skills and techniques for lucid dreaming. I have experienced lucid dreams in the past, but I wasn't able to have them at will or control them for too long.

With Rebecca's guidance I am now on my way to becoming a 'Master' at Lucid Dreaming. I found that it is easier to have a lucid dream during a nap instead of a normal nights sleep. It allows me to have an easier dream recall experience.

I was a little timid at first trying to have a lucid dream because I didn't know what to expect. I actually found it to be a fun experience and can't wait to do it again."

- Justin Mazza, author of Mazzastick.com

"Words cannot express the joy of this experience... I became lucid while dreaming I was in my house. I was very excited and decided to go outside and attempt to fly... I passed through a window without a scratch as if I were a ghost."

- Joseph Kemeny

"I walked out into the back yard, and looked up at the sky. Then suddenly I realized, I was in a dream!

I could do what ever I wanted to! So I remembered something my mom told me, that when she was little she dreamt of flying all the time. So I decided to try it.

I started at one end of the yard, ran the fastest I could, jumped up into the air, and sailed out with my arms spread out. It was quite amazing, and I enjoyed every minute of it."

- Jenny Helen

"I'm a classical ballet dancer and I was dreaming (unconsciously) that I was a waitress at a restaurant and there was all this balcony seating and a little theater in the round area like a dance floor in the center. It was beautiful like a cathedral and very fancy.

During the dream at some point I figured out I was dreaming. I then turned all the people into musical instruments and dressed myself in a really cool outfit (think Cirque du Soliel) and went to the dance floor. I determined that every movement I made would control the instruments and sounds!!! And I could fly and turn and dance in any level of the air. I could also turn like 35 times in a row and leap up to the ceiling and fly during it. It was so beautiful and magical. Super fun."

- SaraM2261

"After only 4 days, I had my very first lucid dream!

The dream was set in snowy mountains, and it started on a chairlift with some friends. I don't think we had skis on, this part wasn't very vivid as it wasn't lucid yet. At the top, me and a friend were given a telescope and we could point it where we wanted to go. So I pointed at a big mountain across a valley, as I was told that over that mountain was my favourite country, Finland. So then me and my friend were on a microlight type vehicle going over the other side of that mountain. As we went over, suddenly a video about the local area came on, with some random woman explaining it. Once it ended, I was off the microlight in a snowy town on the other side of the mountain. I then realised that that wasn't possible, and this was a dream!

As soon as I realised that, inside my head I thought "Yes! Lucid dream!", but I didn't get too excited in order not to wake me up. At first I stayed in the village, doing some awesome parkour which I'd seen Damien Walters (a parkourist) do in a video before, and I did some stuff a human couldn't do!

...I was pretty amazed, so I wanted to see if I could teleport back to my home in England. It worked, I was sitting on my bed. Then I remembered something from a video about lucid dreams, how the girl explaining them said: "In the back of your head, you just want to try having sex with everybody. Anyone who says they didn't think that on their first few lucid dreams is a liar. Just do that, and that'd be out of your head and you can concentrate on other things."

So I took the advice and got my phone and called the sexiest girl I know, who was even sexier in this dream. I heard the door ring, I waited a bit then went downstairs to see her in just her bra and thong. So I took her upstairs and had some fun =)"

- The Hill Man

"In my daily life I happen to be a proficient skateboarder.

When I was younger I was having trouble learning a trick called a "backside smith grind" because I was scared. One night while dreaming I decided it would be a good time to learn some tricks as I know I couldn't get hurt. The next day my fear was gone.

Usually before bed I am "daydreaming." As I close my eyes I just start imagining whatever I want. When the dream starts I am usually aware. When I was little I would just really want to be one of the X-Men, for example, so as I lay sleeping I would just envision being a mutant with super powers and would move right into the dream. Once dreaming I could just build the world I wanted."

- MDINC

"I realize I am dreaming when I find myself sitting at the table of my childhood house with my grandmother and my mother.

I realized I was dreaming when I looked at my mom, I knew that she had already passed away and that this must be a dream. So I walk out the back sliding door, off of the patio and stand right before the pool.

I look up into the beautiful sky and realize how amazing this all is, just trying to take it all in. Then I shout out "I want to speak to God!!!" And then I felt something wrap around my heart ever so gently and pull me quickly up into the sky. I see that this force is taking me to a door, a big red door with rays of light shooting out from every side of it. As I approach it with excitement, fear sets in. I am afraid of what I may see or what I will not see when I open the door so I take control over my body and I keep on flying.

As I circle around in the air, I think of another question to ask: "What is my purpose?" Then I end up in a room that looked like it was a place to where you could help others take showers, it was a big room... As I walk out I end up in this lobby that was beautiful and I walk into the first room to the right and there was 3 other people in the room. I try to explain to them that this is a dream and they just look at me weirdly and I asked them the date, and they didn't know either or they just weren't telling me. I look around the room to try to find if I can find a date written on anything but I didn't have any luck.

So I walked out of the room and walked down the hallway when I asked my third question. "Who is my soul mate?!" And then the force takes a hold of me again and I end up in an airport, in a meeting room.

I go to sit down but I am beginning to think that maybe I wasn't ready to know. So I walked out of the meeting room in this airport and as I am walking down the terminal and I just happened to glance over to another meeting room, where I see someone I knew from elementary named Chris and he was in a uniform. Which is strange because I have never had any interest in this guy, I actually thought that we were like enemies because I still remember he used to make fun of me because I was the new kid in 2nd grade. Maybe that is supposed to be symbolic though and it really isn't him. But, he came up to me and hugged me and I really felt true love and then I got so excited I woke myself up."

- alucidlife