I gained interest in lucid dreaming through an expanding field of study. I work with radio communications (uhf,vhf,ham, and microwave installations and service) and my job now demands that I have a certain type of certification. So that meant brushing up on the old basic electronics, which got me interested in resonant circuits and the work of Stan Meyer who invented new and interesting ways of breaking the covalent bond in water to produce hydrogen. This brought me to the study of electrons and how their manipulation effects their surroundings, which in turn brought me to quantum (well, at least a deeper interest outside of "what the bleep?...). I was particularly interested in wave forms collapsing and leaving the realm of probability and entering our world through observation. It occured to me from experiences with psychedelics that the wave form doesn't always collapse. Especially when perception is altered. In fact, in a lucid dream anything is possible- all probabilities can occur. Another interesting quantum tidbit is Bells Theorem. "...locality, is the principle that an event which happens at one place can't instantaneously affect an event someplace else. For example: if a distant star were to suddenly blow up tomorrow, the principle of locality says that there is no way we could know about this event or be affected by it until something, e.g. a light beam, had time to travel from that star to Earth. Aside from being intuitive, locality seems to be necessary for relativity theory, which predicts that no signal can propagate faster than the speed of light." - Gary Felder ***

Mr. Bell performed and amazing experiment and knocked a huge hole in locality to give us. well, non-locality.Which means time and space are not that rigid. This leads me to propose that if it is possible to share a lucid dream with someone, it is possible to share the dream at differing times. Meaning you don't have to be asleep at the same time the other person is.

Dreams are the quantum playground. It is possible that our next evolutionary steps could be made in the dream world. I propose we have an open and candid discussion on the relation between quantum theory and lucid dreaming.

(p.s. I am working toward hydrogen production and will gladly share any theories and info with anyone else on the board who is likewise possessed)

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http://www4.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/u...pers/bell.html