Gardner Eeden

Gardner Eeden is a dream and consciousness experimentalist, a biconscious writer who lives as much in the dream as in the world.

Gardner writes "never ask me what a dream means." Everything can be interpreted in the world or dream to mean whatever you want it to. The dream offers something far more valuable than the language of symbolism; real experience.

We all have a "Jekyll-and-Hyde" struggle within us, and the dream is a landscape in which that frequently plays out. When you are able to recognize your own dark impulses and play them out, you should be able to overcome and transcend them--or have an incredible amount of fun.

Eeden writes about the taboos and visceral experience of the dream, and of our natural ability to become lucid in the dream and the world, and to take some level of control in the dream, where there are no laws of physics or morality as required in the world. Eeden believes that practiced lucidity is a key to the evolution of human consciousness.

Gardner Eeden is a pseudonym.