Thread: Dream Physics

Originally Posted by WakingNomad

1) There is no such thing as mass in dreams, only energy.

2) The Dream Plane is pure energy.

The, "dream plane" is just your brain. It is not energy, just a figment of your imagination. If you are implying that the, "dream plane" is another realm, then I am not going to debate about it here. That's just a beyond dreaming theory.

Originally Posted by WakingNomad

Let us hear list the Laws of Dream Physics as we subjectively view our dreams. Try to find physical laws universal to your dreams and post them here. Let us see how they are the same and different.

I am talking about laws that relate to your dream as a whole, a way that we would describe physical laws, not just ideas that relate to your dream body or dream control.

Here are my observations from my dreams:

1) There is no such thing as mass in dreams, only energy.

2) The Dream Plane is pure energy.

3) We can manifest things with our minds in dreams, but there is no Total Control on the Dream Plane.

4) Our dream bodies are immortal.

5) Our dream bodies do not need to breathe.

6) All dreamers can fly.

7) All dreamers can have godlike powers.

Please add to the list and tell us how dream physics in your dreams are the same or different.

Originally Posted by Zebrah

The, "dream plane" is just your brain. It is not energy, just a figment of your imagination. If you are implying that the, "dream plane" is another realm, then I am not going to debate about it here. That's just a beyond dreaming theory.

Please read the original post thoroughly. I am not presenting theories, or trying to start a debate. I am asking you to share your personal experiences.

-There is no universal clock system agreements therefore elapsed dream time is subjective

- The dreamers assumed form is a dream body at onset with physical like environments, but upon deeper explorations the dreamers natural form is formless and only thought in nature
- namaste.

Originally Posted by dreamcatcher81

-There is no universal clock system agreements therefore elapsed dream time is subjective

- The dreamers assumed form is a dream body at onset with physical like environments, but upon deeper explorations the dreamers natural form is formless and only thought in nature
- namaste.

Interesting. I have a watch I wear in my dreams, but it has an infinity symbol on it.

My experiences are similar, or the same with different ways of describing it.

My dreams normally follow a very strict realistic physics. Even after I'm lucid. Tho I recently had a very weird and realistic lucid dream with a vivid indescribably real world, that I decided I'd call origami. It was nothing but floating impossibly shaped pieces of beautiful land upwards for what looked like ever. I had totally unreal physics throughout this dream. I made a dream journal entry on it, it's my only one.

I decided it made more sense to call it Paradox, as the world was brimming with them and was utterly breathtaking! I made a file on my cellphone called Paradox. Hopefully when I am lucid dreaming by going for my "dream" cellphone with that word that I have associated with that world, my subconscious will remember and rebuild it.

Originally Posted by pointofbeing

I decided it made more sense to call it Paradox, as the world was brimming with them and was utterly breathtaking! I made a file on my cellphone called Paradox. Hopefully when I am lucid dreaming by going for my "dream" cellphone with that word that I have associated with that world, my subconscious will remember and rebuild it.

Nice. I write the letter L on the palm of my left hand instead.

I agree with the previous post time is a very! subjective matter sometimes can last for minutes some last for weeks

plz go to my dream sharing thread i cant post links sorry

Originally Posted by Ski

plz go to my dream sharing thread i cant post links sorry

Please add to the list and tell us how dream physics in your dreams are the same or different.

Your dream body can't get permanently harmed. It regenerates.

Originally Posted by TheModernNinja

Your dream body can't get permanently harmed. It regenerates.

Does your dream body regenerate instantly?

Originally Posted by WakingNomad

Does your dream body regenerate instantly?

I remember getting shot in a non lucid one time. My whole being broke apart like the way a plate hits the floor. Immediately after that my dream body started molding it's self together.

Originally Posted by dreamcatcher81

I remember getting shot in a non lucid one time. My whole being brok apart like the way a plate hits the floor. Immediately after that my dream body started molding it's self together.

By itself, or did you do it? How did it feel to die?

Originally Posted by WakingNomad

Does your dream body regenerate instantly?

No, not instantly, but it can't be permanently damaged. Don't know how ling it takes to regenerate, but it's probably something like: Now i'm injured, I look away then look back and I'm not injured.

Originally Posted by WakingNomad

By itself, or did you do it? How did it feel to die?

Yeah my dream body put it's self back together while I was thankful for not feeling any pain. How did it feel to die? honestly it was enlightening. After I woke up it made realize I'm invincible. Namaste

I certainly like the concept of lucid dream physics and things like death are fun to think about as far as what happens In a dream. I believe if I were to add a rule it would be that if you begin to doubt your dreaming then you begin to lose control of the dream.

As far as time being completely subjective I had never thought about that before and I kinda agree with the concept now that I think about it.

We can manifest things with our minds in dreams, but there is no Total Control on the Dream Plane.

What do you mean by total control?

Originally Posted by Alpha502

What do you mean by total control?

He means you can't be completely conscious in a lucid dream otherwise it would be contradictory when you dream you would realize immediately you were LDing and you would wake because your completely conscious there would be no reason to stay asleep cuz the whole point is to rest your brain whereas if your entirely conscious then it is useless.

Originally Posted by Alpha502

What do you mean by total control?

I mean total control of your dream body, the dreamscape, and the dream characters. I think it could be possible, but I have never seen that in any DJ nor heard any experience like that.

I think the word "Law" is kind too heavy for what you mean. Dream environment is too subjective to have laws

Totally agree laws can easily be broken in nonphysical space. namaste.

Originally Posted by Rock4Dreams

I think the word "Law" is kind too heavy for what you mean. Dream environment is too subjective to have laws

Originally Posted by dreamcatcher81

Totally agree laws can easily be broken in nonphysical space. namaste.

but these laws aren't really controversial except perhaps 1 and 2 because the other ones are ones that are proven to be true, are bodies ARE immortal we DO have godlike powers it's not like you can really "break" these laws

Having godlike powers means breaking physical laws. The problem is there are no physical laws to brake.
Its just dream manipulation, and has its roots in our ability to controll our thoughts i guess.
And again. Everything is too subjective. You cant really say our bodies are immortal. In RL, we use the world immortal to mean "someone that avoids death". But to be someone immortal, death needs to exist. Death needs to be a fact. In the dream, there is no death. So using the world immortal is kind of confusing, if you know what i mean.