Premium Coaching · Lucid Dreaming
Turn sleep into a strategic asset of the highest order
A private practice for founders, investors, and creative leaders. Use REM as a tool for decisions, innovation, and deep recovery.
Who this coaching is for
Pragmatic optimizers
C-suite, founders, investors. Rehearse negotiations, dissolve burnout, accelerate decisions inside sleep.
Creative visionaries
Architects, directors, innovators. Breakthrough ideas and 3D visualisation of complex concepts.
Self-explorers
Deep work with the shadow and integration of transpersonal experience.
Seekers of healing
Safe processing of trauma, phobias and recurring nightmares — under close supervision.
A method that is not for everyone
The author's method brings together esoteric knowledge, the psychology of sleep, and systematic work with consciousness. The practice covers preparation of the body and of the space around it, the development of dream memory, and the exploration of lucid dreams and borderline states. Every stage is accompanied by observation, by recording the experience, and by analysing it afterwards. This is a path not towards random impressions, but towards a deeper understanding of yourself and of what your own perception is capable of.
Learn moreTwo levels of entry
Each level is a qualification and an investment in a new quality of consciousness.
- —One-on-one private package
- —15 sessions, 60 minutes each
- —Mandatory practice between sessions
- —Answers to your questions over messenger
- —One-on-one in-person package
- —10 sessions, 60 minutes each
- —Mandatory practice between sessions
- —Focused work on your specific case — outcome-driven
- —Priority answers to your questions over messenger
Dream Diary with AI insights
Log your dreams and receive a per-entry analysis of what you missed and which techniques to try next — from an AI trained on Andrey Zaruev's method. Free for every reader of this site.
- —Bilingual entries — unlimited
- —Per-dream AI analysis: what you are missing and which techniques to try next
- —Weekly digest with the patterns in your last 20 dreams and a 7-night plan
Noticed odd geometry of the buildings, did a reality check — fingers didn't pass through...
From the blog
Field notes on lucid dreaming, sleep neuroscience, and integration into daytime life.
The CIA Astral Projection Report: What the Gateway Document Actually Says and What Was on the Missing Page 25
The document is real and you can download it: 29 pages, dated 9 June 1983, signed by Lieutenant Colonel Wayne McDonnell. It is not a CIA report and not a manual for astral projection — it is an Army memo assessing a commercial audio course. Here is the primary source: what it says about leaving the body, why one page was missing for eighteen years, and what turned out to be on it.
Mary Shelley Dreamed Frankenstein — Except She Wrote That She Was Not Asleep
Mary Shelley described that night herself: “I did not sleep, nor could I be said to think.” Not a dream but the threshold of sleep — and before it came days of deliberate work on an assigned problem, a late-night conversation about the principle of life, and years of a trained childhood habit of “waking dreams”. Here is the primary source, the 1831 introduction, together with where it is weak.
“Mendeleev Saw the Table in a Dream”: The Story Has a Single Source, and It Is Not Mendeleev
The dream story was told not by Mendeleev but by the geologist Alexander Inostrantsev, and printed only after Mendeleev’s death. Mendeleev’s own recorded answer was irritable: “I have thought about it for maybe twenty years.” What the archival drafts of 17 February 1869 show, why the dream myth does more harm than it looks — and what really can be trained at the threshold of sleep.
This work rewires the architecture of your attention
If you are ready to stop losing a third of your life to sleep — start with a short conversation. Applications are reviewed personally.
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