Robert Aho lives in a secluded pine forest on a lake in northern Minnesota, with wolves, deer and other wildlife always close by. Although he has had several Buddhist teachers of various backgrounds, he practices Dzogchen, considering Keith Dowman and Namkhai Norbu to be his root teachers. As part of his daily life, Robert practices architecture and has done numerous activities related to this, as well as various creative endeavors, such as poetry, prose, painting and photography.
Once lucid dreaming is mastered, simply start meditating in your dreams. The first time I practiced in a dream, I simply sat in the lotus position and floated in the room where the dream was happening. When someone in the dream asked me what I was doing, I told them I was busy, that they shouldn’t bother me; and, so, I kept meditating.