Thread: Consistent Dream State, Question

See you there.

Well, I've certainly been able to increase consistency and stability in my dreams. Just a month or two ago before I started my current dream focus, my dreams were incredibly not coherent or stable at all. It was more like a haphazard collection of constantly shifting ideas and realities, like a commercial.

Since I started, my dreams have stuck for longer, have remained more consistent in terms of space and narrative, and have even developed into fairly coherent stories you could almost turn into a movie. I'm actually finding myself surprised at how consistent the dreams are becoming.

So, I would say with enough focus, patience, and energy you could do it probably, or at least get a regularity about it.

I find it easier nowadays, perhaps in being simply honest with my desires, to create directives for my own subconscious state. I'm not sure where it originates from, but I would be willing to discuss it with others - but it is not the point I am currently attempting to get to.

So I created a mental realm and stated, simply, that all other dreamers were invited to come; all those willing to join could do so.

I don't know if it was a simple deterioration of my consciousness or some supernatural knowledge gifted to me by a dream state, but I came to the understanding that this sort of thing was not uncommon, and with every waking moment that people interact with oneanother there are also people in dream-state doing so in a similar manner.

I must admit, for the sake of all honesty, that I came to DV because of my own discomfort with 'lucid-living.' While I had hoped to create a dream environment built around understanding and compassionate fellow dreamers, instead I found myself in the midst of strange and sometimes wonderous representations of the same types of people I inhabit my everyday life with.

Suffice to say, most of us were represented in equal fashion on the darkside; those who would rob me and harm me were the wolves in the woods, while I was, of course, the rabbit.

There are those who explain dreams as... DMT, is that right? A chemical reaction. No supernatural origins. No importance other than a subconscious release valve. I don't doubt this whatsoever, because it isn't that hard to believe that I could invent such a place and situation in my subconscious, with a wide range of equally ficticious people to join me there.

It is my honest theory, however, that a person could in fact construct an alternate reality of equal depth to this one, and that such a person, if capable of maintaining a meaningful existence in both, would transcend the inherient boundaries of 'self' and become the first true force of balance in the world.

At this point I suppose I have no option but to see what happens.

Tonight I see if I can survive the wolves. Let them come.

As for shared lucids, I assume such things can happen, a comnbination of dreams and telepathy, but I'm really here for the original question, on the creation of a consistent environment in one's dreams. I've not been there recently, but I have been to, aside from a sort of television miniseries worth of dreams with a consistent environment, a building that I kept exploring, on an average of one more room per dream. THe most recent dream, I went through a door onto a beach and haven't been back since, but there are doors I hadn;t checked, and a door that was blocked by a laundry cart, and you have inspired me to see if i can;t continue my exploration of the area, with keeping the already found rooms consistent.

Im not sure what youre asking?? I think im stupid!

My LD world is pretty much the same as my real life world.
I start in my own room, then im out in my own town. But then
i go to places ive never been before. I havent created the same
ppl from my real life into my LD world tho. So do you mean....
everything and everyone the same thing?