Lucid dreams | Stephen Laberge

About the book

"Laberge's book describes a technique that dreamers can use to transform the inner world of their dreams. Written with extraordinary clarity, filled with new material, the book will be understandable to the reader. I strongly recommend this amazing work." — Dr. Patricia Garfield, author of the book "Creative Dream".

"Lucid dreams are quite rare, but Laberge convinces us that they can be experienced by anyone who sincerely wants to." — Willis Hartman, PhD and Howard Reinhold. The authors of "Higher creativity".

"Stephen Laberge has scientifically proven that a person can sleep and dream, while maintaining a waking consciousness. Laberge's book offers many tips and techniques to help you become aware of yourself in a dream and learn how to practically use this state to stimulate inner growth... and solving creative problems. An inspiring and fascinating book full of ideas and discoveries." — Dr. Robert E.. Ornstein, author of "Psychology of Consciousness"

For ease of reading, a satin ribbon bookmark is sewn into the book.


About The Author

Stephen Laberge (Eng. Stephen LaBerge (born 1947) is a psychophysiologist, a leader in the study of lucid dreams, which he defines as a special altered state of consciousness in which a person realizes that he is dreaming and can control the course of its flow.

Born in 1947 in Rutherland, Arizona, USA. After receiving a bachelor's degree in mathematical science from Arizona State University, at the age of 19 he entered graduate school at Stanford University, majoring in chemical physics, but in 1969 he went on academic leave.

Returning to the university in 1977, he began to explore the human psyche. One of the directions was the study of everything related to sleep. Already in 1980 he received a PhD in psychophysiology. In 1987, he created the Lucidity Institute (Lucidity Institute).