Lucid Dreaming Dream Walking Subliminal: Tibetan Dream Yoga Dream Walking Binaural Beats & Meditation Hypno Trance

No. So far, it doesn't seem to work. I've listened to it every day for a week and a half with no lucid dreams. I'll keep trying for another week or two just in case.

The end is awful. See, this book is very nice to listen to, very soothing with birds, water, bells, rain, etc. all mixed together. Then, at the end, it just abruptly stops, with no fade out or anything!

There wasn't much of a story. I believe the bells inconsistent volumes made it difficult to relax sufficiently to attain a deep sleep. I lucid dream every night, all night, and as you might imagine, get little sleep. I had hoped the bells would improve my experience, instead I believe they actually hindered me.

Not from Lucid Dreaming. From the bells, possibly.

Again, the inconsistent volume level were distracting. Loud, sharp noises are not conducive to restful sleep. Sounds should be soft like clouds, marshmallows or maybe pillows. The bells produced sounds like a doorbell, which leads one to get up and answer the door. Being led through a dream scape may have been helpful.

look for another audio book.

Tradition states that the dream state lasts only for a few brief moments at the end of the sleep state during REMs. I have noted quite different results. If I sleep. I dream, whether it's for 3 minutes, 5 minutes, or 15, if I've been asleep I've been dreaming. And it's been a dream where I've been in control if I've wanted it. Most of the time, I just watch to see what will happen like a movie. Sometimes I direct if things get boring.

No Lucid Dreams
At first it's relaxing, but gets quite chaotic at the end, and actually woke me up. Probably not the intent of a lucid dream meditation audio recording.