Welcome to the official website of Carolus den Blanken. Here you can explore books, translations and historical research about lucid dreaming, dream control and conscious dreaming.
The publications include original works, translations and studies about the history of lucid dreaming.
Original works about lucid dreaming practice, personal experiences and methods of dream control.
Historical dream literature translated and made available for modern readers.
Research into the origins and development of conscious dreaming and lucid dream studies.
Carolus den Blanken is an author and researcher specializing in lucid dreaming, dream control and the history of conscious dreaming.
His work combines personal experience with historical research. A central theme is Marquis d'Hervey de Saint-Denys, whose 1867 work is one of the earliest systematic studies of dream awareness and dream control.
This website presents books, translations and historical studies for readers interested in the practice, philosophy and history of lucid dreaming.
Personal experiences, practical methods and reflections on conscious dreaming.
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English translation of Saint-Denys' important 1867 work about dream control.
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A historical study about Marquis d'Hervey de Saint-Denys and his importance for lucid dreaming research.
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A personal tribute delivered during an international commemoration in Paris in 1992.
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A personal reflection on lucid dream research, pioneers and experiences in the Netherlands.
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A vintage bibliographic overview of international lucid dreaming literature.
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An accessible introduction to lucid dreaming and dream control.
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A dream journey connecting dreams, daily events and questions about human existence.
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The 1982 edition, an adaptation rather than a complete translation.
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Based upon the den Blanken free version. Enhanced commercial edition, published by Inner Garden Press.
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Edition by Abraxas Editores and translated by Daniel C. Bernardo.
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MIT Press announced a possible edition in 2021. Publication details remain pending.
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