Thread: Password shared dreaming experiment

It's a good start, but I have a few suggestions which might improve the whole thing:

This seems to be a test for precognitive dreaming and not shared dreaming. You want us to find a password which you wrote in waking life, not in a dream, which is a whole other deal if you ask me. Now, here are my suggestions:

1.) We all should have a place in the dream realm, where we go to, in order to retrieve the password.

Example:

That's a beautiful building, the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia, Bulgaria. This is just an example, but it should be a building/house that we navigate to, once we become lucid.

Once you (Mindraker) are lucid, you navigate to this location, go inside the building, and tell the dream characters there your password. You could also write the password on the dream walls inside the dream building.

2.) Once we (other lucid dreamers) are lucid, we navigate to this location, go inside the building, and ask the dream characters who are inside the building, to tell us Mindraker's password. Or, we look to see if it's written somewhere.

And that would be it. If shared dreaming exists, by following #1 and #2 we all focus our dream senses, or even our psychic senses, on this location "out there", where the password is located.

Originally Posted by Jakob

It's a good start, but I have a few suggestions which might improve the whole thing:

This seems to be a test for precognitive dreaming and not shared dreaming. You want us to find a password which you wrote in waking life, not in a dream, which is a whole other deal if you ask me. Now, here are my suggestions:

1.) We all should have a place in the dream realm, where we go to, in order to retrieve the password.

Example:

That's a beautiful building, the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia, Bulgaria. This is just an example, but it should be a building/house that we navigate to, once we become lucid.

Once you (Mindraker) are lucid, you navigate to this location, go inside the building, and tell the dream characters there your password. You could also write the password on the dream walls inside the dream building.

2.) Once we (other lucid dreamers) are lucid, we navigate to this location, go inside the building, and ask the dream characters who are inside the building, to tell us Mindraker's password. Or, we look to see if it's written somewhere.

And that would be it. If shared dreaming exists, by following #1 and #2 we all focus our dream senses, or even our psychic senses, on this location "out there", where the password is located.

Thank you, I appreciate your feedback.

OK, you raise a valid point here. The password which I would have created is something I wrote while awake, not asleep. How do people know that I am actually dreaming about this while I am asleep? That's a legitimate question.

Now, my concerns about telling everyone to go to some prearranged place in the dream world is that this element is a common element, a common experience, for everyone which will influence everyone's dreams. It's kind of "suggesting" to people what their dream should be like... but what we want is really only to observe the results after the dream has taken place. This could skew the results.

Originally Posted by Mindraker

Thank you, I appreciate your feedback.

OK, you raise a valid point here. The password which I would have created is something I wrote while awake, not asleep. How do people know that I am actually dreaming about this while I am asleep? That's a legitimate question.

Now, my concerns about telling everyone to go to some prearranged place in the dream world is that this element is a common element, a common experience, for everyone which will influence everyone's dreams. It's kind of "suggesting" to people what their dream should be like... but what we want is really only to observe the results after the dream has taken place. This could skew the results.

The point here is the focus. A "guide", a type of source/location where this password is located. Because if shared dreaming works on a "psychic level", which it probably does (can't think of any other way it could work), then our meeting at this location would focus our senses about going to a source in order to retrieve the password.

You are going into this building, in another "world", and you are leaving the password there.
I become lucid, navigate to this location, go inside this building in the same world (hopefully the same), and retrieve it.

The point of it is to concentrate on that somewhere, which has that something (in this case, the password).

Because if we just have a random dream with no connection to Mindraker so-to-speak, and everyone running looking for "a password", I just don't see much success with it to be honest.

Originally Posted by Jakob

Because if we just have a random dream with no connection to Mindraker so-to-speak, and everyone running looking for "a password", I just don't see much success with it to be honest.

I think you've genuinely hit on something that should be tested in two separate groups! Would giving people some kind of "location" give people a higher rate of success for finding the password as opposed to not giving people some kind of "location" to go looking for the password?

Originally Posted by Mindraker

I think you've genuinely hit on something that should be tested in two separate groups! Would giving people some kind of "location" give people a higher rate of success for finding the password as opposed to not giving people some kind of "location" to go looking for the password?

I just watched something about military remote viewers and the viewers were given coordinates of the target they are suppose to view. I think it's more accurate than just desription, that can be subjective.
But this is your project guys and I didn't mean to intrude. Good luck!