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Lucid dreaming is a practice very old; it has been around for centuries. It is where a person develops awareness and logic while they are asleep in a dream.

Most people will go to bed, dream crazy things, and then wake up most likely forgetting what happened. Lucid dreaming allows you to be conscious in the dream, think logically, realize you are asleep, and control the dream to do whatever you wish. And it allows you to remember more of what you do in the dream world.

Here at DreamerBase we bring together people from all over the world who lucid dream for fun, out of curiosity, and even for research.

We offer free guides and information that will allow you to learn how to become lucid, control your dream world, and improve your recall so you can remember your dreams better. Lucid dreaming is just like being in your own virtual reality.

DreamerBase operates many fun projects to get you inspired. News of the Dream World is the first and only free online newspaper that reports on fictional events based off the dreams of our members (we'll write about your dreams too if you like!) Each month we also have our monthly lucid dream goal where our members have to complete a task in their dreams. These are just some of our fun endeavors.

Q: Is it safe?
A: Yes, you are simply dreaming and sleeping but with consciousness. There is nothing unnatural or dangerous about it.

Q: Is it real?
A: Lucid dreaming has been practiced by millions of people for a long time. But just for peace of mind, yes, research on the brain and dreaming concluded that lucid dreaming does indeed exist and it may even be a special different form of consciousness.

Q: Is it cult related / new age / evil?
A: No, it is neither of these. Everyone in their life time will experience a lucid dream naturally, but many forget or don't identify it. People who believe lucid dreaming is evil, ungodly, unnatural, or related to 'black magic' or any other nonsense are grossly misinformed and do not understand what being lucid means.

Q: Will it ruin my sleep?
A: Lucid dreaming requires you to be in a deep sleep and experiencing rapid eye movement (REM) so you will have to be in a state of quality sleep in the first place. The brain is always very busy during sleep, lucid or not. It will not impact your sleep, cause sleep walking, or any other sleep issues.

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