Robert Waggoner > Quotes

“experiences and techniques. By mail, I reached out to other lucid dreamers. Slowly, it dawned on me that people's experience of lucid dreaming showed common features and principles. Although”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming, Plain and Simple: Tips and Techniques for Insight, Creativity, and Personal Growth

“Fellow lucid dreamers I've met over the years seem to agree with me that the senses proclaimed each experience as real as waking experience. Yet, experienced lucid dreamers note that if they predetermine or expect what to feel or how to feel, they can alter the sensory experience in line with their expectations. In other words, “As you believe, so shall it be” is a powerful truth when lucid.”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self

“their names in the annual list of donors. As I walked away from her, I wryly thought: “The lord loves a happy giver!” This dream figure thus seemed to represent symbolically a bit of day residue from my waking reality. However, something profound happened in that lucid dream. For the first time, I wondered whether”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming, Plain and Simple: Tips and Techniques for Insight, Creativity, and Personal Growth

“The lucid dream felt as if it lasted well over an hour. In fact, at one point, I was on a grassy bank by a river where there were many dream figures sitting and enjoying”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming, Plain and Simple: Tips and Techniques for Insight, Creativity, and Personal Growth

“Canada, where”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming, Plain and Simple: Tips and Techniques for Insight, Creativity, and Personal Growth

“an easy and successful lucid dream experience shows the proper use of mental principles and a conflict-free mind.”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self

“(expectation being a type of natural mental suggestion). In”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self

“dream!” I knew I was dreaming, even as I dreamed. Even in this short example, you see the active components of most lucid dreams: Observing or experiencing something unusual (e.g., Tyrannosaurus rex) Critically reflecting on or”
― Robert Waggoner, Lucid Dreaming, Plain and Simple: Tips and Techniques for Insight, Creativity, and Personal Growth