Thread: Is there a way you can visit other people's dreams? And if so...how?

http://www.dreamviews.com/community/...splay.php?f=11

There ya go, a place for lucid dreams.

Originally Posted by kingofclutch

I only responded to those because those were the only questions.

God you're an idiot. Do we need to take this one at a time so you can keep up? Fine.

Originally Posted by 27

Again, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, one of the greatest authors in the history of literature and the true mind of Sherlock Holmes had a very real belief in all kinds of spiritualistic and paranormal topics. I'm sure I can find many examples of brilliant people who believe in paranormal stuff like shared dreaming. It doesn't make them stupid.

Now respond to that and the rest of my post (#40).

You have never responded to this. Does believing in shared dreaming make you an idiot?

Originally Posted by kingofclutch

No I never said that someone that believes in it is a liar. I said that someone saying they can do it is a liar and I stick with what I said.

Ok, you hijackers, flamefest is now over Now go to your rooms and if I read one negative post uttered to the other, so help me I will spank you til you can't sit

Acting like my mother is fun

I would have replied but this nice man ThisUserNameSucks stopped 27's madness so I will stop.

Originally Posted by kingofclutch

I would have replied but this nice man ThisUserNameSucks stopped 27's madness so I will stop.

No, I ended both of your madness' This is not an american election, there are no mudslingers

Poor spiritsong, she still didn't get the answer of her question...

You need a Port-O-Dream to get into others' dreams. This "dream detective" goes into spouses' dreams to catch cheating husbands. Talk about nonsense; but someone said life should be fun:

http://books.google.com/books?id=JBX...mary_r#PPA1,M1

See this link for your answer:

http://www.asdreams.org/telepathy/ke...ream_event.htm

IP check please? That has to be MCat.

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kingofclutch, PM me your reply, I'd like to hear it.

Sorry, I just would like to say one thing just before this thread goes back on topic.

How on earth do you know that Shared Dreaming isn't real? Have you seen any scientific papers? Have you had first hand experience? Are you a reasearcher? Is this just your natural bias?

How do you know that the earth isn't flat? How do you know we live on a geoid? Can you apply that to this?

Now, a quick question to the OP: if SD is real, don't you think that it might be dangerous?

Yeah, I agree. Zappa rules.

Shared dreaming? Maybe. All you gotta do is experiment.

Originally Posted by 27

IP check please? That has to be MCat.

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kingofclutch, PM me your reply, I'd like to hear it.

lol, wtf? No, that's not M-Cat. I haven't mentioned my old account in at least a month.

omglol, im an upstanding citizen of dv, i hav to act liek a retard 'omg ip check lolz'

really? http://youtube.com/watch?v=pLotLBt7FrY&feature=related

Wow you are really obsessed with M-Cat aren't you.

Some people claim to being able to go into other peoples dreams. The hardest part about these claims is proving them, because theres almost no way to prove 2 people had identical dreams, except for them to each tell a 3rd party seperately about the dream they had, and see if they match up.

My dad and sister both have said they shared a dream once, and I have no reason to not believe them.

I'd like to think its possible, but I've never actually done it. There was a Dream Sharing experiment going on here a while ago, you could reply to the topic if its still up, and see if anyone would be willing to undergo some trials with you.

Originally Posted by humanism

Wow you are really obsessed with M-Cat aren't you.

I... ...love you.

WTF just happened?

This isn't in Sensless banter, so lets keep it out of Sensless banter.

Sorry, I was just wondering what that whole humanism thing was about.

Who knows. Sorry if what I said was a bit rude, but this thread had potential, and now it just seems ... lost. Not your fault, mind. I'm just saying we should try to restore the topic

i want to believe in shared dreaming, but have never had the experience.

27 owns king of clutch at LIFE, but you both ruined this thread

Sorry, promise not to do it agian. We took it up in PM's. [/last post in thread]

Find yourself the book Mutual Dreaming by Linda Lane Magallón (New York: Pocketbooks, 1997). Linda spent 15 years researching the field and facilitating intentional co-dreaming projects. The book covers spontaneous and intentional mutual dreaming, and includes lucid and non-lucid examples. An appendix in the back of the book lists references and examples that can be found in other books.

I haven't managed to find this book anywhere yet, might try to order it someday.