Thread: Any dreamsharer here in 2020?

So last night 3 of us intended on meeting up lucidly. So, I failed at my WBTB (slept right through it), but one of the others did manage to get lucid. He visited me in the dream, and reported his dream upon waking. The other member failed to get lucid like me, but she had a non lucid dream with almost the exact same storyline (different setting) as him. I also had a non lucid dream featuring both of them, with different setting, similar conversations/plot.

I found that very interesting.

Originally Posted by MoonageDaydream

So last night 3 of us intended on meeting up lucidly. So, I failed at my WBTB (slept right through it), but one of the others did manage to get lucid. He visited me in the dream, and reported his dream upon waking. The other member failed to get lucid like me, but she had a non lucid dream with almost the exact same storyline (different setting) as him. I also had a non lucid dream featuring both of them, with different setting, similar conversations/plot.

I found that very interesting.

I'm curious, did you all go to sleep around the same time or different times? My only experience with shared dreaming is when someone I'm close to, who isn't a lucid dreamer, told me of a dream that matched a dream I had exactly. The only thing is I had experienced my dream at an earlier date and not told anyone about it. I wonder if time is a factor in shared dreaming and if it is possible to send messages to someone in the past or future this way.

Whatever the case, I look forward to seeing updates.

Originally Posted by Kixerus

I'm curious, did you all go to sleep around the same time or different times? My only experience with shared dreaming is when someone I'm close to, who isn't a lucid dreamer, told me of a dream that matched a dream I had exactly. The only thing is I had experienced my dream at an earlier date and not told anyone about it. I wonder if time is a factor in shared dreaming and if it is possible to send messages to someone in the past or future this way.

Whatever the case, I look forward to seeing updates.

I'm glad you're enjoying the updates. I'm wasn't sure if this was something only I'm fascinated with, but I will keep updating

We all had the dreams last night, but we are in different time zones, so I think it happened within a few hours of each other. Not at the same time. Great question.

Success!

I was lucid this morning, visited Floating Head on a driveway outside a house. We chatted. He reported having a NON lucid dream this morning, where we were outside, in a suburbs setting, chatting.

Cool! So did he show up as a floated head or did he discribe what he looked like? Or a different forum all together?

Originally Posted by Lang

Cool! So did he show up as a floated head or did he discribe what he looked like? Or a different forum all together?

Haha, no he looked like himself. I know what he looks like, so no mystery there. Only difference is that his hair was long and curly instead of very short. Upon sharing this morning, he said that he often dreams of himself looking like he did when he was younger with long hair.

Just wanted to add. I've only seen one picture, and he looked like the person in the picture. Sorry for double posting.

This an off topic post but I think it's important to let everyone know summoning demons is perfectly safe and I recommend everyone give it a go at least once. Just treat em with respect, pay them well, and you're gucci. Don't even need to banish, can just give em license to leave whenever.

Anyways, hope your shared dreaming efforts don't get you possessed. But if they do DM me and we can talk about it and make plans to possess more people BYE!

Wanted to share some interesting things I read in Conscious Dreaming by Robert Moss today (while on a break from work ).

In a study done in California of psychologists and their patients, recorded instances of shared dreaming. Here is one I found truly amazing:


"The therapist dreamed that a rat was biting [the patient] ... realizing that the rat was terrified, he stroked it to calm it down. Then the rat detached itself."

"the therapist's client reported that on the same night, he dreamed a rat was biting his hand, at the same spot. "Then a hand entered my dream, calmed the rat down, and detached it.""


Here is another example I found interesting, done by the author himself, while lucid. The woman he visited in dream was a friend that was battling breast cancer.

"...She was frozen, paralyzed in terror of shadowy, snakelike forms that menaced her on all sides. I grabbed two of these snakelike things and wound them into a caduceus. Instantly, the healing staff came brilliantly alight in my hand. It radiated intense golden light. I touched [her] with it, willing the transfer of healing energy."

Her report:

"[She] called me early the next day. She told me she had dreamed I came to her and flooded her with light." She went on to recover from breast cancer.


Just thought that was interesting. Hope you guys find it so, as well.