Reviews of lucid dreams experienced using the techniques described and recommended by Mikhail Raduga prove that this site has purely educational goals. It’s clear that the people behind it aren’t fraudsters but specialists who want to share with the world the concept of the phase state. Their aim is to emphasize that, in this unique condition, one can engage in self-healing and explore the emotional and psychological corners of the mind. Otherwise, why would there be links on the main page to a full seminar, where techniques are explained in great detail over the course of 10 hours? And why would a 500-page step-by-step guide be available to download for free?
Another “crime” Raduga is accused of is plagiarism. Some believe that Mikhail simply copied the techniques from previous researchers. However, not one accuser has provided any proof. No one has ever downloaded Raduga’s manual and conducted a comparative analysis with other publications about lucid dreaming, astral travel, out-of-body experiences, etc. In other words, these are nothing more than unfounded accusations.
Mikhail Raduga himself states that if he hadn’t accidentally encountered the phase state, he would have spent his whole life thinking it was a scam—a way for clever people to squeeze money out of the gullible by promising they could sleep and travel simultaneously. So he’s not surprised to hear accusations or even insults, as what he proposes does sound quite unrealistic.
How Effective Are Mikhail Raduga’s Techniques?
There is an entire forum discussion dedicated to the first experience of lucid dreaming. This thread has become incredibly popular. Thousands of users have shared their stories about what happened during their first phase, how they entered it, and the emotions they felt. Not everyone immediately realized they were in a special state; many only understood this after waking up, as the surroundings felt incredibly real. By the way, the book “Out-of-Body Experience for Lazy People” is based on these Mikhail Raduga reviews. This topic has accumulated millions of views and hundreds of thousands of comments. Thus, the claim that only hired staff write these reviews is baseless, as no team of copywriters could produce so many accounts of out-of-body and lucid dream experiences.
Examples of Reviews:
“I studied many techniques, but I managed to leave my body for the first time thanks to Raduga’s books, especially ‘Out of Body.’ After reading the techniques and instructions, I didn’t quite understand them. But waking up at night, I tried to recall what I’d learned. When I felt the first vibrations, I realized it was working. After a few moments and some effort of will, I literally flew out of my body and found myself at the top of the willow tree next to my house. I couldn’t believe how real everything felt—so vivid and detailed. I even picked a willow leaf, rubbed it, and smelled it. I felt every sensation. Then I remembered I could control the dream, so I decided to go to Hawaii. But an external noise woke me, and I instantly returned to my body.”
“Today, I finally managed to leave my body for the first time, and words can’t describe how emotional it was! I was asleep when I suddenly realized I was dreaming. As described in Mikhail Raduga’s techniques, I decided to make the environment around me change. I smoothly exited my body but didn’t feel any vibrations. At first, everything was blurry, but I touched the furniture around me, and my vision cleared. I walked around the room, turned on the computer, and saw everything clearly. In reality, I wear glasses. After a while, I thought I could do anything and jumped out of the seventh-floor window. I fell down at first, then transitioned into horizontal flight when I reached the first floor. Flying over a gravel path felt strange. I saw everything around me in detail, down to each blade of grass or small pebble. I was so overwhelmed that after waking up, I lay there for a long time, in shock, processing what had happened.”
“This wasn’t my first time using phase state techniques. I’d succeeded before but felt like I was trapped in a nightmare. I researched and tried different practices, but I didn’t enjoy the emotions and sensations I experienced. However, after reading Mikhail’s book, I managed to enter the phase on the first night, and it was surprisingly easy (probably because I had some prior practice). I felt no fear, though at first, it was a bit unpleasant. From my room, I passed through a wall into another room, where I grabbed a sword. Holding it made me feel more confident. I didn’t dare jump out of the fifth-floor window, so I went down the stairs and out into the street. I walked through the doors without opening them. Before leaving the building, I remembered I hadn’t muted my phone and woke up from the anxiety, even though no one called. I’ll definitely keep practicing!”
“I tried various ways to enter the phase, even setting an alarm clock. Tonight was the night when it finally worked. Early in the morning, I woke up feeling crystal clear and alert. My mind was active, my head felt light, and I felt incredibly agile. Still wrapped in my blanket, I rolled out of bed and into the kitchen. I remembered I could fly in dreams but couldn’t manage to take off. For a moment, I thought I was actually awake and felt embarrassed for rolling around the apartment in a blanket. Disappointed, I lay on the kitchen floor for a bit, then woke up. It turned out I had really entered the phase! The sense of reality and the vivid details of my surroundings were overwhelming. I think many beginners will struggle to distinguish between being awake and dreaming.”
The most intriguing Michael Raduga reviews about lucid dreams are collected in the book “Out-of-Body Experience for Lazy People.” It is entirely based on real experiences and features the stories that have garnered the most views and discussion.
Lucid Dreaming – Books by Authors-Practitioners
