3 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Robert Waggoner's 2009 account of his lucid dreaming practice — arguing that lucid dreaming allows direct experiential access to unconscious material and that the dream environment has its own intelligence beyond the dreamer's conscious direction.
American lucid dreaming researcher and author of Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self — arguing that lucid dreams provide access to the deeper unconscious through direct experiential investigation — and co-editor of the Lucid Dreaming Experience journal.
American psychophysiologist at Stanford who scientifically verified lucid dreaming — using pre-arranged eye movement signals to communicate from within REM sleep — and developed MILD and WILD techniques for inducing lucid dreams, founding the scientific study of lucid dreaming.