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07-14-2005 10:29 AM #1Member
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07-14-2005 11:16 AM #2Member
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!!!!!
Offcourse you must have one of his books! "Exploring the world of Lucid Dreaming" is to be consider the Oneironauts Bible
Its definitivly worth it. You will however find much of the information here similar to the book... but again we got it from him so
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07-14-2005 11:31 AM #3Member
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Ok thanks ill think about making a purchase then!
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07-14-2005 12:24 PM #4Member Achievements:
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yeah, EWLD is pretty well-written. If you just want to learn to LD and explore it on your own, you don't need the book, since this site has all you need. But if you actually want to learn something of a context and get deeper insight/understanding, you really ought to get it.
Also, it's a good thing to read during the early morning wakefulness you do before a LD.
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07-14-2005 12:24 PM #5Rotaredom
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Re: Buying books
Yes Jammy is right.Originally posted by lozbritt
Do you think it would be worth buying one of laberges books or something similar or would they just say the same things as on here??
Exploring The World Of Lucid Dreamning is a must!!
I bought mine at www.half.com A branch of E-bay that sells used books. I bought a couple copies in good shape for less than $3.oo each.
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