Every now and then, I design a semi-formal procedure for Beyond Dreaming experiments. In this case, I devised a method of dream sharing that might have a higher success rate. In current dream sharing experiments, lucid dreamers attempt to occupy the same dream at one time. There are a few innate difficulties this brings:
1. It will be hard to sync up members' sleep schedules to the point they are dreaming at the same time.
2. They'd have to be lucid at the same time, too. Even more difficult to occur!
3. When lucid, they would have to conjure the same place in which to meet. If one person's vision is different than another's, they may miss entirely.
How do you solve these problems? Send a messenger. Recruit a dream character (or guide), tell them a message (or even a package!), and give them a week to send it to the person you request. The benefits are as followed:
1. You don't have to sync up sleep schedules.
2. They don't have to be lucid to receive the message.
3. You don't have to worry about finding out what dream setting they are in.
In the ideal experimental setting, you wouldn't tell them what the messenger looks like (and obviously, you wouldn't tell them what they were sending!). But since the receiver may want t know who to look for, you should tell them what the messenger looks like (however, to prevent priming effects, your description of the messenger should have nothing to do with the message/package being sent). To be valid, the receiver must record all dreams they have for a week before the message is unveiled.
And... GO!
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