​​You're having a lucid dream* right now and I can prove it to you...
 

In this section, I explain...

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What a lucid dream is.

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The three experiments you can do to prove to yourself that you're experiencing an ongoing lucid dream right now. 

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The outcome of learning this information, and running these experiments is it launches  you into the adventure of your lifetime!  Suddenly, you realize that not only is anything possible, but things that you never considered were possible before, can now be experienced.  And it just keeps getting more interesting from there.  If you're ready to take a real life trip down the rabbit hole, then let's begin...

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What is a lucid dream? 

​The easiest way to explain what a lucid dream is, is to share my first lucid dream with you.  The year was 2011.  I went to bed late as I always did in those days around 1 or 2 am.  Around 9 am that morning, I was having a dream about being at the Las Vegas airport.  This was back in 2011 so it's been a really long time.  I don't remember exactly what it was that caused me to realize I was dreaming.  I think it was seeing a guy I knew in the dream wearing a strange red shirt and thinking, "Why in the world would he be wearing an odd colored shirt like that?"  Suddenly, I thought to myself, "There is no way he'd wear a shirt like that, THIS MUSTS BE A DREAM!" That thought "triggered lucidity" which means I suddenly became aware that I was dreaming, while I was dreaming.  There is nothing that can prepare someone for what this is like.  It's just something to experience.  Anyway, all of a sudden, I was in the Las Vegas airport.  I was dressed in nomal clothes and I was stunned.  I knew I was dreaming. I knew my body was asleep in a bed.  Yet, there I was standing in the Las Vegas aiport.  After a few seconds of standing there, frozen in place, just looking around shocked out of my mind, I began walking around.  I just couldn't believe it.  Everything was as real as real life.  I could feel the the air conditioning on my face.  I looked down at the gleaming white tile that looked as if it had just been polished.  I decided to kneel down and touch it.  It was cold to to the touch, just like if I were touching it in real life.  I stood back up and began looking at the people.  They looked just like any people you'd expect to see at an airport.  I glanced at the book store and it looked just like a real book store.  I then headed over to the section overlooking the esclators (this was in D Gates by the way) and I watched people getting on and off the esclators for a minute.  Completely mind blown.  I didn't know what else to do.  I wondered if maybe I should go outside and get a taxi home?  Then, BAM! I was suddenly back in my body, in bed.  I sat up.  Looked around. WHAT????  I was just in Las Vegas airport.  Now, I'm back in bed.  Like I said, nothing in the world can prepare you for your first realer than real life lucid dream.

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End each section with lifestyle steps... this essentially becomes my book online  Also explain exactly steps to creating habits that lead to results in their lives.

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Robert Waggoner tests

 

Google for life is a dream tests again (just to see if real)

 

Lucid Living book (and that other little book like it)

 

Robert’s Money book….

 

Mike Dooley’s explanation from Playing the Matrix

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* I don't know about you, but when I first heard the idea that thoughts alone could turn into things, I thought it was the single stupiest thing I'd ever heard of.  I mean, if thoughts could turn into things, everybody would know that, be aware of it and utilizing that ability.  Despite my super negative skepticism, I ended up testing the idea out and to my shock and suprise my desire manifested.  I tried it again.  It worked again.  It still made zero sense to me, but since it worked, I kept doing it.  If you're reading this, you've most likely already tested out the idea that thoughts turn into things and seen this is true.  I'm bringing this up because when I first read the claim that life was a dream, once again I was super negative.  I couldn't undertstand why anyone would think that.  Any idiot could see that life wasn't like a dream.  I'd never been stuck in slow motion running from monsters, or seen anyone else in that situation either.  It wasn't until later, that I experienced my first real as real life lucid dream, and had the experience of realizing that there was no way to distinguish between the lucid dream and waking reality, that I suddenly understood why someone claim that life is a dream.  To be fair though, the original claim I read didn't mention lucid dreaming.  If they had, then I'd have learned about lucid dreaming and seen the potential link.  I'm saying all this to bring this point upto to you now that it's understandable to think I'm an idiot claiming that life is a lucid dream initially, but think about it.  Think about how skeptical you likely were about thoughts turning into things when you first heard it.  You now know this is true and probably take the fact for granted that your desires manifest.  If it's possible for thoughts to turn into things, what else is possible?  Is it really that far a stretch if thoughts turn into things to the possibility that the entire reality is thought created???  THIS IS GOOD STUFF, keep some of it........ And then explain from here. It's important to put this here first so that anyone who is skeptical of my claim gets to read this and see that I'm not a nutter... I might have just fixed this whole issue by stating that "you're having a lucid dream right now" at the top of this, so I might be able to cut this top section out that I just wrote up.

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When you have a lucid dream, you know that you’re dreaming and that your body is in a reality beneath your dream sleeping in your bed.  Using that example, the lucid dream is the reality that you’re experiencing and base reality, the real reality is where your body is sleeping.  The thing is there is actually no way to know what base reality is because there can always be another reality underneath the one you are currently experiencing.  For example, I’m not saying this is true, I’m simply using this as an example, right now we could all be on a spaceship that is headed to a different galaxy.  This journey we could be on could last hundreds of years.  To survive the trip, we could all be in hibernation sleep connected by a computer.  So right now, our real bodies are in hibernation sleep, we’re in a connected computer simulation experiencing this world one level up.  When we go to sleep in this reality, and have a lucid dream, that would be another level above that.”  There is always the possibility of another reality underneath the one we are aware of that we aren’t aware of.”  So nobody knows what base reality is. Base reality is unknowable.  Even when you die, and go off to heaven as some people believe, you could wake up in heaven and still not know if there was another reality beneath heaven, where your actual body is on a spaceship headed to a different galaxy.  Keep this in mind whenever you hear people claiming that they know what’s ultimately going on.  If you question them directly, what you’ll find is that they don’t actually know, they just believe they do. 

 

While I don’t know what is ultimately going on, I don’t know what base reality is as no one does, I do know that this reality in front of my eyes is a lucid dream.  Now when I say that, that is the most accurate description I can find, based on my experiences, to describe the reality in front of my eyes.  I could just as easily say this reality in front of my eyes is a simulation, consciousness, vibration, energy etc.  Those are all also valid comparisons.  They are all accurate too.  I just don’t use them because I prefer lucid dream. 

 

Final point about this is that while other comparisons can be used other than lucid dream, I do know that whatever this reality is in front of our yes, it's NOT a physical matter created reality.  I know this with absolute 100% certainty because whenever I get my thoughts, feelings, words and actions aligned with a desire, that desire manifests.  I've been doing this since I was 8 years old.  It's never not happened.  And you could accurately say, "Well, you might one day get your thoughts, feelings, words and actions aligned with a desire and it won't manifest."  I'd say, "You'r right. And should that day ever come, I will happily admit it, and I will walk away from the sharing about manifestation business for good never to return.  However, I'm not holding my breath, because when something has happened consistently, over, and over, and over and over again for 39 years, it's likely to happen over and over and over again forever.  This life is only so long, to move forward at some point, you have to draw some conclusions, you have to chose a lane.  This is the conclusion I have drawn along with promise that 'I'll head back to the drawing board' should I ever experience anything else."

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