“You are what you let yourself become,” said the inner advisor. That answer satisfied me completely: The living of life was an allowing of self.” — Robert Waggoner Copy Share Image
“experienced lucid dreamers note that if they predetermine or expect what to feel or how to feel, they can alter the sensory experience in… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“Like many children I had an intense dream life. Dreams were an amazing theater of the mind featuring both glorious adventures and moments of… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“To be in the psychological space of the unconscious requires considerable affirmation of self in spite of numerous cultural conflicts.” — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“Like all dreamers, if we purposely ignore a dream message, it likely returns in another dream or some other form.” — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“The awareness needed for meditation, at least some forms of it, seems analogous to what lucid dreamers seek to develop. Meditators, especially beginners, have… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“We will never develop a truer conceptualization of the subconscious and unconscious if we only dance around it or consider it from the safe… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“You are what you let yourself become,” said the inner advisor. That answer satisfied me completely: The living of life was an allowing of… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“in a lucid dream we have the ability to choose and some dreamers do, indeed, choose to escape into an adventure. For example, a… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“they project love, compassion, and care onto unfriendly dream figures, like the menacing black dog here, the love and concern transforms the image or… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“As you log time in the lucid dream realm, you develop poise, confidence, skills, and flexibility. Your awareness begins to relate differently to thoughts… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“To counter our intense cultural conditioning, we must possess a sense of curious engagement to venture into the unconscious. Even though it's a part… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“No sailor controls the sea. Only a foolish sailor would say such a thing. Similarly, no lucid dreamer controls the dream. Like a sailor… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
“Does our interest in calling the dream sacred simply reflect our inability to understand it? By discouraging conscious interaction with the dream, we limit… — Robert Waggoner Copy Share
