Anyone know this book...

[LD43081]

I found a book in the Kindle store this morning called "Lucid Dream on Command" by Jamie Alexander. I haven't found anything on this site or any of the other lucid dreaming focused sites about it. It has pretty good reviews on Amazon and Reddit, but was wondering if anyone here had any thoughts on it.

Thanks,
LD

[Summerlander]

How much do you know about this book. What did the reviews say? Is it on the practical sides of things? If so, it must be valuable.

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[LD43081]

How much do you know about this book. What did the reviews say? Is it on the practical sides of things? If so, it must be valuable.

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I perused the table of contents, and the topic/chapter headings look interesting, but I really don't know much about it. I was hoping someone here did as I have a lot of reading to do and am trying to figure out where in the priority list I should put this.

[Summerlander]

I tell you what. I'm going to help find out more about it. Maybe it's commendable and if so we should spread the word to anyone who's interested in lucid dreaming. Gimme a couple of days...

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[LD43081]

I tell you what. I'm going to help find out more about it. Maybe it's commendable and if so we should spread the word to anyone who's interested in lucid dreaming. Gimme a couple of days...

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Thanks. Just to be clear, I wasn't asking someone to read it for me, just wondering if someone already had.

[Summerlander]

No problem. But I'll still do some research. You got me interested now.

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[Peter]

He used to be on this site and wanted me to do a guest post on his own site. Have good look to make sure its not re-hashed materials, might be good I would not know.

I would tend to stick to the well known authors and this is no easy way but a lot of books are good. I have a library full (about 20 or so anyway)