Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self

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.

Demonstrates that the dream environment responds intelligently to deliberate investigation — when Waggoner asks lucid dream figures to show him his unconscious, the responses are often surprising and informative — suggesting that the unconscious is an active presence in dream space, not merely a projection.