Thread: Shared Dreaming - Student Application

1) Tells us about yourself.

There's not much to say really. As far as dreams go, when I go lucid I'm a master at control. There isn't anything I can't do. Unfortunately when it comes to clarity, it isn't much different than a normal dream. I feel like my concious and subconscious are almost one and on several occasions (also due to my erratic sleep schedule) I can tell if I'm awake or dreaming IRL. Oh yeah, and I'm pretty much nocturnal.


2) What do you want to get out of this class?

I'm an extreme sceptic and sincerely hope that I'm wrong about the fallaciousness of shared dreaming. If it is possible, which I hope it is, maybe it would mean just a little more hope that there really is more out there than we can comprehend.


3) Can you commit to writing in your DJ every day? (Even if it's just your recall attempt.)

Obviously I am already. Why work on shared dreaming if you can't bother working on lucid? Sometimes an entry is as much as a couple of words I remember or an object.


4) How much do you believe in the possibility of shared dreaming on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 is I don't believe. 10 is I know it's real)?

Let's say 2. I can't say 1 because I can't prove it to be wrong. I wish I'm wrong though; it takes quite a bit to convince me I must say.


5) Have you shared a dream with someone? If so, tell us about it.

Not that I know of. Sometimes I do crazy or embarrassing stuff in my dreams and hope the people I know don't actually see it if they're there.
But, I mean, wouldn't it just be so AMESOME!