Moving in the Lucid DReam State

Based on the book Journey to Ixtlan: The Lessons of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda

Lucid Dreaming - Gateway to the inner Self by Robert Waggoner.

In the realm of lucid dream space, the boundaries between imagination and reality blur, and the possibilities are as vast as the dreamer's expectations. It's a place where the apparent distance between you and a distant hill is not measured in physical steps but in the focus and intent of your mind.

For those embarking on the journey of lucid dreaming, mastering the art of flying becomes a primary goal. In this surreal space, the idea of effortlessly soaring from point A to point B seems logical – after all, it's a dream, right? Yet, the dreamer's experience can be as diverse as the dreams themselves.

Some find the act of movement in this dream world as natural as breathing, while others encounter frustration, feeling stuck and constrained by an invisible force. What they may not realise is that their struggle is often rooted in the belief that physical effort is required, a notion perpetuated by the lingering habits of waking reality.

The mind, emotions, and mental action precede the effect.

Welcome to The Dream Realm

Sweet Dreams