Advanced Lucid Dreaming: The Power of Supplements

by Thomas Yuschak

Lucid, dream, dreaming, OBE, astral, dreams, psychic, OBEs, LD, LDS

Genres: Nonfiction, Science, Self Help, Psychology

196 pages, Paperback

First published December 14, 2006

Reviews

[Tyler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nothing I have read on the internet or in print has improved my lucid dreaming more than this book (if you follow his advice and try the supplements). Yuschak writes without a lot of flair, but that's just fine because his writing is very clear and easy to understand, though the mechanical editing is spotty. If you want to take your lucid dreaming to the next level, buy this book - you won't regret it.

[Mitch S]

Great book for perspective on Lucid dreaming. None of the Stephen Leberge books touch on the continuum of thought before bed. Instead of translating thoughts into words, you are supposed to think in feelings, images and sensations. I had 1 lucid dream shortly after reading this book. The supplements part is kind of sketchy and I achieved high level LD without them.

[Autumn Grace · Rating 4 out of 5]

Excellent beginner guide to lucid dreaming with supplemental aide. Goes over basic neurochemistry involved in dreaming, how certain amounts of neurotransmitters can effect the type of dreams we have and helps the reader better understand transitions between waking and dreaming worlds. With practice and patience, this book can give anyone confidence that they are capable of inducing lucid dreams.

[Sebastian Tron]

I want to be able to know everything and anything about this. I want to be a "pro". I'm interested in this very much because I want to find answers that only I myself can answer. I want to learn excessively about this awesome thing. I want to do it every night. I want to explore different dimensions!

[Lindsay · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've heard there are some errors in the book and it's just a small list of possible supplements you can use for lucid dreaming while actually there are much more but nonetheless a very good book for anyone who's new to using supplements for LD'ing.

[Rodrigo Oliveri · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5

Una excelente guía de analisis sobre los suplementos que ayudan a conseguir sueños lucidos de larga duración. Una lastima la antiguedad del libro (ya 9 años) y el hecho de que no se encuentre activa la página web del autor. Aún cuando probablemente es bueno reveer el tema de las nuevas investigaciones con respecto a estos suplementos, estoy seguro que la base sigue siendo la misma. Excelente libro, muy recomendado y con un enfoque diferente al de la mayoría de los libros sobre el sueño lucido.

[Dustin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Works, but takes discipline and a desire to reach further.

[Toan Huynh]

I recently had the pleasure of reading this amazing book. As an amateur dreamer, I was pleasantly surprised by the author's extensive knowledge and personal experience with dreaming. The book not only provided valuable insights but also opened my mind to new perspectives.

Although the author recommended some supplements to enhance the dreaming experience, I won't be able to try them due to my lack of knowledge in the field of medicine. However, the other knowledge presented in the book is incredibly valuable to me and has broadened my understanding.

I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in exploring the fascinating world of dreams.

[Zana · Rating 2 out of 5]

I tried some of supplements and techniques but it didn't work for me at all. The book itself is clear and easy to follow.

[Alexander Bos · Rating 4 out of 5]

Anyone interested in the topic of Lucid Dreaming must read this book. Back when Thomas Yuschak wrote this book there was little to no research about supplemental aid for lucid dreaming. Now in 2021 there has been some more research, including Galantamine, which is mentioned in this book as well. I haven't tried any of the supplements and am not planning to, but hearing from others it does seem to work. This book gives a lot of insight, and even if you're new to lucid dreaming and don't know much about it, this book is beginner friendly.