New Ebook: A Dreamer’s Guide to Sleep Paralysis
March 29, 2010 by Ryan Hurd
Filed under sleep paralysis
I’m excited to offer my second ebook: Sleep Paralysis: A Dreamer’s Guide. This 100+ page manual leads readers through the fear of sleep paralysis nightmares, and teaches how to safely explore the extraordinary dream realms of lucid dreaming, out-of-body experiences, and creative hypnagogia.
This ebook is also the first focused study ever published on how to deal with the Strangers: the creepy hallucinations that often accompany sleep paralysis in the form of ghosts, demons, and horrific monsters.
This ebook costs $10, and all sales support DreamStudies.org
Reader Testimonial: “Sleep Paralysis for me was a horrifying experience. I would feel helpless and totally immobilized while a feeling of abject terror and suffocation intensified. Ryan’s ebook has helped completely change this. By following his advice and putting it into practice I learned ironically that if I relaxed, waking up is much easier and I have more control. This book is concise and will be helpful to anyone like me who struggles with lucid nightmares. Now for the first time in my life I actually want to have Sleep paralysis as I’ve now realized it’s a launching pad for just about anything you can and can’t imagine.”
– Liam, Welwyn Garden City, England
Who will benefit from this book?
- Sufferers from repetitive isolated sleep paralysis or periodic isolated sleep paralysis.
- Oneironauts and lucid dreamers seeking a reliable entryway into shamanic levels of consciousness.
- Sufferers from terrifying hypnagogic hallucinations and lucid nightmares.
- Lucid dreamers who are prone to sleep paralysis and cannot shake the fear that comes with these visions despite that “it’s only a dream.”
- Ministers, therapists, and dream workers who counsel people with this profoundly realistic vision but have never known what to believe about its causes, triggers, and its potential for self-growth.
- Anyone interested in this mis-understood natural vision state and its relationship to ghost hauntings, historic witch trials, alien abductions, angel visitations, artistic genius and the little people who populate our minds.
Sleep Paralysis: A Dreamer’s Guide is a professionally designed and richly illustrated ebook with over 100 pages (and almost a hundred references too, if you’re into that kind of thing).
The secured download comes with two bonuses:
- A Sleep Paralysis Management Worksheet for designing your own SP plan.
- An exclusive one hour interview with sleep paralysis expert Jorge Conesa Sevilla, PhD., author of Wrestling with Ghosts: A Personal and Scientific Account of Sleep Paralysis.
I’m offering this ebook and the two bonuses for $10.
Proceeds for this ebook will go towards my academic research fund, including my presentation of this material to the International Association for the Study of Dreams this June in Asheville, NC.
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barriesgirl (1 comments.) on Tue, 30th Mar 2010 2:35 pm
Hey Ryan!
This looks like an excellent read. Although my reading list has nearly cleared the ceiling I’ll make sure and bump your new e-book up the line. It’s a fascinating subject.
Lee Adams (10 comments.) on Wed, 7th Apr 2010 11:06 am
Hey Ryan,
I am downloading it now. Cant wait to start reading this as its my favorite topic!
Ryan Hurd (177 comments.) on Wed, 7th Apr 2010 11:12 am
thanks for the support ya’ll! it’s a slow download because the interview of Jorge Conesa Sevilla is a big mp3.
Lee Adams (10 comments.) on Wed, 23rd Jun 2010 5:19 pm
Hey Ryan I just wanted to say that your book was amazing. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who experiences sleep paralysis (which is about 75% of all people) because it gives them a way of dealing with the fear rather than drugs that seem to not work. If you visit http://www.nightterrors.org/ there is a lot of people who have this problem and should read your book.
One of the thing that I really liked about you book is that its easy to read and understand. Its really simple in the fact that it tells the most basic information to those who have no idea what sleep paralysis is, and the easy ways of dealing with it. You pretty much took the hard to understand research articles and converted it to be read by anyone. I also love that your work is based with experience because how many doctors can say that they experience sleep paralysis but are more than glad to proscribe treatments that help people with this experience. I am not saying you have to get cancer to be a good doctor that deals with cancer, but in the experience of sleep paralysis it doesn’t hurt to know what the experience is like and overcome it yourself in order to write a book about it.
Over all I say great job and I will get your printed copy once it comes out!