Dream Evolver Series

Dreams are real while they last — can we say more of life?

-Havelock Ellis

Vivid Dreamscape
I have been researching and experimenting with dreams for the last decade. I have focused primarily on lucid dreaming (being aware you are dreaming while dreaming), dream recall, and dream interpretation. I have also tried many supplements to improve my sleep quality, dream recall, and dream vividness. I am excited to share my explorations on Life Evolver. Over the next several months, the majority of my posts will focus on dreaming.

Why should you be interested in the dreaming world?

Life is short. And on average, you will spend over one third of your already-short life asleep. Can your sleep time be tapped in to and put to better use? Or are you better off not tampering with it? After all, maybe we aren’t supposed to remember our dreams.

Growing up in Western culture, I never learned to put much value on my dreams. Unless I had a bad nightmare or extremely weird dream, I rarely thought or talked about my dreams. When I first began experimenting with dreams, I wasn’t sure if I could make better use of my sleep time. But after experimenting for a while I became convinced of it. Dreams have offered me new insight, opportunities for personal growth, and fun. This has led to a positive impact on my waking life.

Dream Evolver Series Posts

Three Easy Steps for Remembering Your Dreams and Improving Dream Recall

Dream Interpretation, and The #1 Reason People Fail to Interpret Their Dreams Correctly

Launched My New eBook: Free Lucid Dreaming Starter Handbook

Launched My New Course: The Two Week Lucid Dreamer

The Most Common Mistake Made by Lucid Dreaming Beginners

How to Turn Inception-Style False Awakenings (Dreams within dreams) into Lucid Dreams

Review of Sleep Paralysis: A Dreamer’s Guide eBook by Ryan Hurd

Are You Sleepwalking Through Life? How Lucid Dreaming Can Lead to Living in the Present

Wake-Initiated Lucid Dream (WILD): What to Expect During Your Transition to The Dream World

Don’t Drink and Dream? Benefits and Drawbacks of Drinking Alcohol the Night Before Lucid Dreaming

The Effect of Lucid Dreaming on Sleep Quality

Three Easy Steps to Start Lucid Dreaming and Three Common Beginner Mistakes

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