Charlie Morley, trainer of Mindvalley's Experience Lucid Dreaming Quest

Charlie Morley

Mindvalley trainer and lucid dreaming expert

Charlie Morley, trainer of Mindvalley's Experience Lucid Dreaming Quest

As a leading expert on the practice since becoming an authorized teacher at 25, Charlie Morley heads the Experience Lucid Dreaming Quest at Mindvalley.

This best-selling author and teacher has introduced lucid dreaming techniques to top global institutions, including the United States Congress and the British Ministry of Defense. He has also trained people in over 20 countries, and his books are available in 15 languages.

Today, Charlie uses lucid dreaming as a tool for profound epiphanies, transformations, behavioral changes, and healings, including as a form of remarkably effective, science-backed treatment for PTSD in war veterans. His mission is to help more people wake up to this powerful phenomenon.

Credentials

Charlie is a sought-after media personality in the United Kingdom, with coverage in The Guardian, BBC Radio 1, London Evening Standard, Daily Mail, and more.

In 2018, he was awarded a Churchill Fellowship grant to research “Mindfulness-Based PTSD Treatment in Veterans.” He continues to teach sleep and dream practices to armed forces veterans and civilians with stress- or trauma-affected sleep patterns.

Charlie’s approach to lucid dreaming combines elements of modern science and Buddhist philosophy. His mentors include Lama Yeshe Rinpoche, meditation pioneer Rob Nairn, philosopher Tim Freke, and shaman Ya’Acov Darling Khan.

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