Lucid Dreaming In My Life Essay

Being a doctor has always been my dream. Maybe because of my parents’ and grandparents’ influence or maybe because of what my kindergarten mates said. But now I know exactly what I have to do and why. The event that really shaped my life is the reading of the book “The space of variation” by a quantum physicist Vladim Zeland. The author talks about what he calls “Transurfing”: a theory in which we are actually shaping and forming our everyday life. The process of “creation” is the thread unrolling throughout the triology. In his books about Transurfing he describes Lucid Dreaming; my mind was blown out. Lucid Dreaming is being aware of being in a dream while one is asleep. In this “parallel sleeping reality” the subject is left alone with his mind, and he has the possibility to control and modify the dream matrix in whatever way the he wants. Does it not sound amazing and inspiring? What an outstanding way to unleash our imagination … I gathered some information and started practising to have
To deepen the question, I read “Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming” by Stephen LaBerge, one of the first scientists to study lucid dreaming meticulously. It revealed me that not only is lucid dreaming fun, but it can also be beneficial in everybody’s life. Since it is a free “virtual reality” you can face and overcome your fears, rehearse your auditions, plays or songs, access your unconscious; everything is possible! Lucid dreaming can also help to cure psychological disorders, and it improves one’s quality of life in a general way. It has definitely improved mine, and it helped me to overcome my fear of sharks. I simply asked myself, during one of these experiences, to go into the deep ocean (in which you can breath, of course), meet some sharks and play with them. The proof it is effective: I am no longer scared to swim in the