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Let’s talk about Tibetan Dream Yoga, one of the fundamental practices of Tibetan Buddhism, and the main techniques involved.
I’ve called this advanced lucid dreaming because if you master the techniques of Tibetan Dream Yoga you’ll be a confident lucid dreamer, capable of doing whatever you want in your dreams.
In Tibetan Buddhism the goal isn’t per se to become an awesome lucid dreamer, but I think it’s a great way to link this series on dreams, looked at from psychological view, with spirituality.
Next listen: How to Lucid Dream (#44) ; The Shocking Truth About Dreams (#42)
My mini-series on dreaming: https://player.captivate.fm/collection/7e9d51c5-ab2c-4f7f-99f2-f2f614f85878
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