Thread: Shared Lucid Dreaming Tutorial

Originally Posted by WakingNomad

I found out through a dream. But, that is really irrelevant. The important thing is that you yourself deliberately dream to find out answers to such questions yourself.

Can I ask how you found out the dream was objective rather than subjective?

To me, it's not irrelevant. If you want me to take this seriously, which I doubt you care either way and I don't blame you, than I'd like if you cleared this up for me.

Originally Posted by Jay12341235

Can I ask how you found out the dream was objective rather than subjective?

To me, it's not irrelevant. If you want me to take this seriously, which I doubt you care either way and I don't blame you, than I'd like if you cleared this up for me.

The dream was subjective.

if the dream was subjective, meaning you might have influenced it, how can you be sure of your past life?

Originally Posted by Recidul

To the timezone-issue: so you actually can have a shared lucid dream with another person, even though the other person is not dreaming, as the being with which you are having the dream is kind of an echo, a trace the dreamer has left behind. So, I presume the other dreamer, the one who is not dreaming at the time, can't respond to your actions? So you follow the other person's trace and watch it like a movie? And then the other person can possibly see your trace later?

I have my theories as to why timezones doesn't matter. All I know is they don't.

Originally Posted by Jay12341235

if the dream was subjective, meaning you might have influenced it, how can you be sure of your past life?

I am sure of nothing, because my whole experience in life is subjective, but there's not really a point in speaking as if I am sure of nothing. That would just be too confusing.