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There's something downright funny about near-lucid dreams, in which the dreamer begins to suspect this might be a dream but then realizes: "No, I'm definitely awake!" Similarly, in false awakening dreams we mistakenly believe: "I was asleep, but now I'm awake for sure." These dreams parody our near-infinite capacity for self-deception, poke fun at our misplaced certainty and invite reflection upon the dream-like nature of waking reality.

A dream is an experience we have while we are asleep. It becomes part of our personal history that shapes us and makes us who we are just as our experiences during the day become part of who we are. In particular, my perspective on dreams is that it is the story of the dream that changes us while we sleep. the dream story affects us in the same way that experiencing a play or a movie might change us. Reading stories, watching movies, seeing plays, having dreams - these all have personal value to the extent that they affect us, move us, change us. It is only natural to be affected by the stories we experience, whatever their form.

The true art of dream interpretation originated from the native american indians many, many moons ago.They found that through interpretating their dreams that their dreams was fore telling their future. Dreams don't always mean exactly what you see within your dreams. So finding someone who knows the art of dream interpretation is a must in order to get the maximum benifits of your dream messages. Fortunately for your convienance our site has native american psychics & a master tarot reader who is well versed in the art of dream interpretation.

Lucid dreams If you have a good recall of your dreams, you may be ready for the next step: lucid dreams. Lucid dreams are usually referred to as dreams in which the dreamer is awake. This means that the dreamer can recall the events in his waking life while still asleep and dreaming.

The first, and most important rule of dream interpretation is to always remember that symbols may have different personal meanings for different individuals. As an example, one might dream of a horse. If, as a youngster, one had a horse and it was one of one's fondest childhood experiences, then dreaming of a horse could symbolize something far different than for someone who rode a horse only once in his life, was thrown badly and broke his collarbone.

For many people who think that sleeping is a waste of time, dreams are what make the whole process worthwhile. This involuntary emotional experience occurs during the rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, which occurs about 90 minutes after you've fallen asleep. Experts, however, are still at a loss to explain why humans dream. They think that dreams are the result of neurological and behavioral aspects of human life. It's believed that 64% of dreams are associated with anxiety, anger or gloom, 18% are exhilarating and joyful, and only 1% are of a sexual nature.

By showing you how to tap the power of your OWN mind using dream analysis, dream interpretation, dream incubation and complete dreamworking techniques without the use of a dream dictionary, our site, seminars, books, and forums can help you...

This website provides information on lucid dreaming, controlling dreams, the stages of sleep, dream recall, dream signs, and more. It is written to be easily understood by those just starting out; the information and techniques provided are also beneficial for those who already have some ability. Tutorials are provided to further help those in their attempts, and an active message forum is available for those seeking help or wanting to provide it.

Welcome to The Lucid Dream Exchange, an independently published, reader supported, quarterly publication that features lucid dreams and articles on lucid dreaming. Our goal is to educate and inspire lucid dreamers through sharing lucid dreams, exploring lucid dream techniques, and discussing the implications of lucid dream activities. How it works: Every three months, lucid dreamers send us their personal lucid dream experiences and articles, interviews, book reviews, etc. We collect all of the lucid dreams and publishable articles and then send them out to our readers and subscribers! Lucid dreams are those dreams in which you consciously realize that you are dreaming.

You Can Live The Life Of Your Choosing - with Lucid Dreams. Lucid Dreams are dreams where you know you are dreaming. Simply put, this allows you to control, manipulate, and persuade your dreamscape in any way you see fit. We all dream every night - but few of us remember any of them. You can train yourself to remember dreams, and to become aware of them while dreaming. It's incredibly exiting to fly, be sexually stimulated, be successful in sports or business, while dreaming in a Lucid Dream state. The reality is startling - it's even better when you control it.