Meh... I don't think so. But who knows? |
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So what if all your DCs are just non-lucid dreamers? I have, in fact, talked to someone who seemed very lucid and conscious in a non-lucid dream. What if that was a lucid dreamer? |
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Birds of the night..
Meh... I don't think so. But who knows? |
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Hmm... a subject like this usually has a dozen posts by now, with a "Yes it is!" "No it isn't" dream-sharing debate at full rant. Quiet times, I guess! |
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Is there a dream-sharing brigade? Hopefully most people are open enough to the extent that they don't completely rule something out, just because they don't believe it. |
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So ... is this the real universe, or is it just a preliminary study?
^^ Not a bad idea, but I think it's possible that your mind might produce a DC you cannot change; perhaps to satisfy some other, more deeply submerged expectations. |
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Last edited by Sageous; 11-22-2014 at 07:51 PM.
You misunderstood me, but that was probably because of how I wrote it. I am fully aware that you are open to the idea of dream sharing (you virtually stated it directly in your post). What I meant was that having been a spectator/participant in some of the debates about dream sharing, I think the pro-dream sharing crowd tends to be open enough not to rule out the possibility that dreams cannot be shared. |
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So ... is this the real universe, or is it just a preliminary study?
I have the impression, that most people of a beyonder persuasion might come to be dissuaded of this or that specific phenomenon's reality, but they don't give the impression, usually, as if they were honestly open to the possibility of a fully "materialistic" world. Sageous as a honourable exception, you tend to be pretty open-minded as well, Voldmer, but that's rather not the classical tenor, at least that's how it reads to me. |
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I've wondered this with some of the DCs I've encountered before. They act zombie-like or otherwise not very sane, until I tell them it's a dream. Then suddenly they act like a normal person and can tell me all kind of things about who they are. A few times I have asked them for their contact information. So I ask for a skype/aim/whatever name, and then when I wake, I add the name to see if it every exists or comes online. So far, no takers, sadly. But I think it would be amazing on the off chance that I can say to a total stranger that we met in a dream and really freak them out. Anyway yeah, if you're lucid in the dream, you're welcome to try my little experiment too. |
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DV Buddy: BlueKat
None of you have considered this: my very post is assuming that shared dreaming exists, so what if there is a single dream world everyone goes to? It is like a giant ocean of mental energy, or thought. When you are close to a DC (which is actually an unconscious dreamer) your mind affects their dream. So their behavior will change to make it seem like they are a construct. Your dream "plot" and the dreamscape is just the collective thoughts/mental energy of the area around you. Of course lucid dreamers would affect the dream world more because they are focused. |
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Birds of the night..
My zombies are not going more aware even if I try make them conscious of surrounding- but I do that mainly while out of body, so there can be marked difference... Maybe it is nearly impossible to wake someone while in astral... A few times I tried it also in lucid dreams and also there is hard to make someone conscious. Their comprehension seems to drift away fast. I don't have proof of shared dreaming yet, there is possibility that DCs could be figment of imagination. I have only one weak proof of sharing OBE- it was not exact. It could be coincidence that my brother has nearly the same experience (we talked briefly when I met him there, but I left him shortly after encounter for other goals). |
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No, DC's are not vessels, I think. Though I suppose they could actually be like vessels, given that they are basically projections of vessels (aka, avatars). But that might add an unneeded, possibly confusing, layer to the imagery. I would go more with DC's being just like a projection. |
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Last edited by Sageous; 11-27-2014 at 06:11 PM.
It's hard to claim anything when everyone's DC experiences are different. I've heard some people say that DCs act like they're crazy when they become lucid and try to tell the DCs they are dreaming. Personally, in my LDs all my DCs seem to accept anything I do or say with no strong reactions no matter how crazy. They also (rather disappointingly) often behave like chatterbots that give incoherent or irrelevant replies when I ask them questions. |
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