The Lucid Dreaming Experience (LDE) is a free, reader supported, quarterly magazine which is totally devoted to lucid dreaming and the lucid dreamer’s experience.
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Since 2001, we have sought to educate and inspire lucid dreamers through sharing our amazing lucid dreams, exploring how to lucid dream techniques, and discussing the profound implications of lucid dream activities.
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Next issue is the June 2023 issue: Any Topic!
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Trusting in the awareness behind the dream, David L Kahn experiences many pleasant surprises
Daniel Lancaster shares some thoughts and questions regarding the greater ‘Mind’ behind the dream
Facing her fears in lucid dreams, Victoria Liddelle discovers what she was running from
Jay Antony Thomas discusses why lucidity can be so elusive
In a series of lucid dreams, Karim does all he can to heal his beloved pet
Maria Isabel Pita recounts lucid dreams in which she has been both student and teacher
Director/Designer, Jesse Jacobs, brings a cinematic and synethesias flavor to his lucid investigations
Marlise Brauchli devises her own adaptations of lucid dream induction techniques
Carissa Marie Galgano offers tips on how to use the WBTB technique to enhance your lucid dreaming frequency
Robert Waggoner offers guidance on movement, flying, and “the mental architecture of lucid dreaming”
In this article reprint from 2006, Ed Kellogg challenges lucid dreamers to explore new possibilities of lucid dream flight
Ivan Luiz Picoli provides a practice to deal with fears and shares some unexpected lucid dream experiences that happened while dealing his own fears
My name is Robert Waggoner and I'm happy to welcome you to Lucid Dreaming Experience, 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.
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Maria Isabel Pita recounts lucid dreams in which she has been both student and teacher
With persistence, practice, and imagination, Troy Vrolyk finally reaches his first lucid dream goal
In this article reprint from 2006, Ed Kellogg challenges lucid dreamers to explore new possibilities of lucid dream flight
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