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Learn how to become a dream navigator and explore the strange and thrilling world of your nightly dreams with this “refreshing blend of science, whimsy, and practical tips” (Sarasota Herald-Tribune).

Imagine experiencing all the things that happen in dreams, but with one extraordinary difference: You are “lucid” ―consciously, joyously in control. Not just an adventure (yes, you can fly), a lucid dream is a time ripe for creative thinking, healing, inspiration, and self-knowledge.

This lively dream guide shows step-by-step how to become lucid, and then what to do once awake in the dream world. Here’s how to reconnect with dreams, and the importance of keeping a journal and timing REM cycles. How to use simple reality checks to differentiate between waking and sleeping states. How to incubate a dream to solve a problem.

With every dream we are washing up on the shores of our own inner landscape. Now, learn to explore this strange and thrilling world.

Dylan Tuccillo (center) is a writer, filmmaker, and lucid dreamer. He lives in New York City.

Jared Zeizel (left) is a writer, filmmaker, and lucid dreamer. He lives in New York City.

Thomas Peisel (right) is a writer, filmmaker, and lucid dreamer. He lives in New York City.