Live Online · For Artists & Creatives · 20 Hours
Awake in
the Dream
A live course blending Tibetan Dream Yoga and modern techniques to teach artists, designers, and makers how to enter their dreams consciously, and return with work only the unconscious mind can make.
The Premise
“Every night your mind builds a world so convincing you never once question it. What makes you so sure this one is different?”
Why This Course Exists
Every night you lose consciousness. Your body rests, but your mind goes somewhere extraordinary, a world with its own logic, its own physics, its own certainty. And while you are there, you believe it completely. You never doubt it. You never ask: is this real?
Then you wake. And without a second thought, you assume that question no longer applies.
This course begins with that assumption. And slowly, carefully, dismantles it.
It does so through Tibetan Dream Yoga, a 1,200-year-old contemplative practice, fused with modern lucid dreaming techniques validated by contemporary sleep research. In eight live sessions you will learn to become conscious inside your dreams, direct them, and return with ideas, images, and insights your waking mind could never produce alone.
This is not passive learning. We meet live, twice a week. You practice nightly. You bring your dreams back to the group. By the end, dreaming will feel less like something that happens to you, and more like a place you choose to go.
Dreams as an
Inspiration Machine
The unconscious mind doesn't follow rules. It combines what your waking brain separates. In a controlled lucid state, you can pose a creative problem before sleeping and watch your mind solve it in ways that genuinely surprise you. Artists leave these sessions with images, concepts, and directions they couldn't have arrived at any other way.
Spiritual
Elevation
Dream Yoga is not a technique, it's a path. In Tibetan tradition, recognizing a dream as a dream is the same recognition required for awakening itself. These practices cultivate a quality of awareness that changes not just your nights but the texture of waking life: more present, more open, less caught in habit.
Reclaiming
Lost Time
A third of your life is spent unconscious. With practice, that changes. Experienced dream yogis report that lucid sleep feels subjectively richer, more intentional, almost like living twice. You won't just sleep better. You'll add a second life running in parallel with the one you know.
Who This Is For
Built for People
Who Make Things
This course is specifically designed for creative people. Not because others can't benefit, but because the creative mind is already halfway there. If you live and work through imagination, you are the ideal candidate.
- —Visual Artists & Illustrators
- —Graphic Designers & Art Directors
- —Writers, Poets & Novelists
- —Musicians, Composers & Sound Artists
- —Architects & Industrial Designers
- —Filmmakers & Photographers
- —Anyone who creates and wants to go deeper
What Changes
How It Works
20 Hours.
Two Tracks.
The course runs two sessions a week, each 2.5 hours long. The first 10 hours are structured teaching. The second 10 hours are live Q&A, dream sharing, and personal guidance, where the real breakthroughs happen.
Monthly Structure
A Month of
Sessions
| Week | Session | Day & Time (ET) | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
Week 1 | Session 1 2.5 hours | Tuesday · 7:00 PM | Teaching |
Session 2 2.5 hours | Saturday · 10:00 AM | Q&A | |
Week 2 | Session 3 2.5 hours | Tuesday · 7:00 PM | Teaching |
Session 4 2.5 hours | Saturday · 10:00 AM | Q&A | |
Week 3 | Session 5 2.5 hours | Tuesday · 7:00 PM | Teaching |
Session 6 2.5 hours | Saturday · 10:00 AM | Q&A | |
Week 4 | Session 7 2.5 hours | Tuesday · 7:00 PM | Teaching |
Session 8 2.5 hours | Saturday · 10:00 AM | Q&A |
Enrollment
Reserve Your
Seat
- ✦8 live Zoom sessions across 4 weeks (20 hours total)
- ✦10 hours structured teaching, hybrid Tibetan & modern methods
- ✦10 hours live Q&A, dream sharing & personal guidance
- ✦Session recordings available for 90 days
- ✦Guided audio: nightly Tibetan induction practice (yours to keep)
- ✦Private group thread for sharing dreams between sessions
- ✦Maximum 10 participants, intimate by design
Your Information
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Your Instructor
Sina Zade
Writer · Sculptor · Dream Practitioner
My journey into lucid dreaming began 12 years ago, when I first discovered that sleep could become a place of awareness, exploration, and transformation. What started as curiosity gradually became a long-term practice shaped by discipline, experimentation, and wonder.
Seven years ago, I was introduced to Tibetan Dream Yoga, an ancient tradition that approaches the dream state as a path of awakening and deeper consciousness. Its teachings added a new depth to my understanding, and the techniques I share in this course are drawn from that tradition, made practical and accessible.
I am also a writer and sculptor, and I studied sculpture at the New York Academy of Art. Many of my creative ideas and inspirations have emerged through dreams, where the mind reveals itself in powerful and unexpected ways. This course is the intersection of everything I have practiced privately, and now want to share.
From Past Students
What Creatives
Bring Back
I came in as a skeptic. I'm a graphic designer, I solve problems, I don't meditate. By week two I had my first lucid dream and spent an hour in what I can only describe as a gallery of images my brain had made for me. I filled a sketchbook in two days.
The thing no one tells you is that it's not about controlling the dream. It's about being awake enough inside it to receive what's already there. That shift, from control to presence, changed how I work when I'm awake too. My whole process is different now.
I've been writing fiction for twenty years. This opened a door I didn't know existed. My last novel has an entire subplot that came directly from a series of lucid dreams during the course. My editor called it the best thing I've ever written.
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