We speak often on this show about the powerful effect dreams can have on our waking lives. They give us spectacular, sometimes scary images, epic stories and reflections that can give us guidance and insights. For a growing number of people they offer even more—an ability to control those nighttime thoughts.

This is called lucid dreaming and it’s a technique that can be learned. Where do lucid dreams take you? What benefits can they bring you? We discuss this with my guest, Ian Jaydid, a lucid dreamer who has used his nighttime visitations to create books and artwork. Ian tells us:
•what happened when he realized he had the ability to lucid dream
•what lucid dreaming tells us about how we handle our daytime lives
•how concentrating on a certain body part can help you enter the lucid dreaming world
•why some people will never be able to have lucid dreams

If you want to enter the realms that are available to you through lucid dreaming, you won’t want to miss this eye-opening episode of Dream Power Radio.

Ian Jaydid, the creator of Iboga Moon Productions, is an artist, author, public speaker and researcher in the field of paranormal states of consciousness including lucid dreaming, astral projection and telepathy. Along with a number of articles on lucidity in the dream state, he's written the science fiction, occult adventure Tripping the Field and the nonfiction research novel on consciousness, Migration. He is currently the host of the video series Migration (based on the novel) which explores paranormal states of consciousness from a grounded perspective free from spiritual and "New Age" lingo. Ian currently resides on the front range of the Rocky Mountains. Website: Ianjaydid.com

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