Dreams — especially lucid dreams, where you know you’re dreaming — can be fertile ground for experiencing psi, including tapping into the future and connecting telepathically with loved ones, here or on the other side. On April 14, I’ll be hosting an online conversation with Robert Waggoner, a renowned expert on lucid dreaming, and you’re invited to join in! I’ve been a fan of Robert’s book Lucid Dreaming for years and am really looking forward to having a chance to speak with him — and to facilitate that opportunity for you as well. The event will be part of the Mind & Meaning Institute‘s bimonthly Meeting of the Minds conversation series. I hope you’ll take the opportunity to come ask Robert your own questions about lucid dreaming!

Here’s a little more about Robert, in case you’re not already familiar with his work:

In addition to having 50 years of personal experience with lucid dreams, Robert has conducted an extensive amount of research, analysis, and teaching on the topic. Among the psi phenomena Robert has personally experienced are shared dreams, out-of-body experiences, stunningly precise precognitions, and a dream interaction with a deceased loved one who gave him important information he was subsequently able to verify. All of these have led him to reflections on the interconnectedness of human consciousness and given him unique insight into the nature of the human mind and reality itself.

Robert has been president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) and currently serves on IASD’s executive committee. He co-edits the online magazine The Lucid Dreaming Experience and has himself been featured in numerous national publications, including Oprah Daily. He is the author of the book Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self and co-author of Lucid Dreaming, Plain and Simple: Tips and Techniques for Insight, Creativity, and Personal Growth.

A great introduction to Robert’s work on lucid dreaming is a presentation he did last year for the Institute of Noetic Sciences:

If you’re intrigued, please come join us on Zoom on April 14 to discuss all things lucid dreaming! Register at the webpage for the Mind & Meaning Institute’s Meeting of the Minds bimonthly conversation series.