Thread: Shared Dreaming range?

The experience I had was a lucid where I was outside and it was dark. Me and my friend had established we'd try seeing if it was possible to go into each others dreams, so I went and looked for her. It wasn't hard. There she was just randomly chilling out somewhere, but for some reason she was really blurry. I went up to her, said hello and explained that everything she was experiencing wasn't real and that she was, in fact, dreaming currently. She seemed to respond to this and become somewhat lucid (if not already).
I then proceeded to teleport us elsewhere (have no idea how I did it) as I didn't like the surroundings. We were then in some kind of building and she was still really blurry. Then she just disappeared.

When I woke up I asked her what her dreams consisted of around 5-7am. She said she was lucid but didn't feel stable. She was outside and it was dark, then she bumped into me. I took her elsewhere and we were in a house, to which she then woke up shortly afterwards.

Seems rather similar, don't you think?

Originally Posted by rocker340

From the information i have gathered, shared dreaming is possibly thanks to the earths electromagnetic field so really the range of shared dreaming would be anywhere on earth. so have fun shared dreaming with your friend

What is this ''information'' you speak of?

Originally Posted by Graves

What is this ''information'' you speak of?

Well Michael Persinger conducted an experiment in which two subjects were put in separate rooms isolated from earths EMF(electromagnetic field). The rooms we sound proof and completely dark and both of the subjects were wearing a helmet that produced the same EMFs. In room A a light flashed 3 minutes into the experiment and again 7 minutes in. It could be seen that there was a spike in test subject A's monitored brain activity. There was also a spike in test subject B's brain activity who reported of seeing a light flash at 3 and 7 minutes into the experiment. Yet the light only flashed in room A. SO the assumption is that because the subjects had the same emfs around them they shared their experiences. The same can be thought for Dreaming because we all share the earths emfs

Originally Posted by rocker340

Well Michael Persinger conducted an experiment in which two subjects were put in separate rooms isolated from earths EMF(electromagnetic field). The rooms we sound proof and completely dark and both of the subjects were wearing a helmet that produced the same EMFs. In room A a light flashed 3 minutes into the experiment and again 7 minutes in. It could be seen that there was a spike in test subject A's monitored brain activity. There was also a spike in test subject B's brain activity who reported of seeing a light flash at 3 and 7 minutes into the experiment. Yet the light only flashed in room A. SO the assumption is that because the subjects had the same emfs around them they shared their experiences. The same can be thought for Dreaming because we all share the earths emfs

This is rather interesting. Where can I find out more about it?