Lucid Dreaming Process

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o you want to dream about what you want and control your dream? Have you ever dreamt and waked up on the half of your dream for a mint or few second and then you sleep and continue your same dream. Each and every one of us spends around a third of his/her lives asleep. So we sleep for thousands and thousands of hours away from the world. However, what if you could add to your certain time to skills? What if you could extend your full conscious into your sleep. lucid dreaming means dreaming while knowing that you are dreaming. So there are three ways to start your first lucid dreaming. Regarding brain activity, you'll be working at levels resembling full waking consciousness. Despite the fact that you are fast asleep. However, that does not

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